At Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), whether Uber is cheaper than a taxi is a toss-up that depends heavily on surge pricing and your destination. For a standard trip to Downtown Boston or the Seaport, a taxi often costs a flat or metered rate of $25 to $35. UberX often starts at a similar price, but during peak arrival times—such as Sunday evenings or during a "Nor'easter" storm—Uber's surge pricing can easily double or triple the fare to $60 or more. Taxis at Logan have a regulated queue and do not use surge pricing, making them a more "predictable" financial choice during busy hours. However, Uber offers the convenience of "upfront pricing" and the ability to request a larger vehicle (UberXL) if you have a lot of luggage. A key logistical factor in 2026 is the "Central Parking" requirement: Uber and Lyft pickups are restricted to a specific area in the Central Parking garage (accessible via walkways from all terminals), whereas taxis are available right at the curb of the arrivals level, often saving you a 5-to-10-minute walk with heavy bags.