Station Landing Parking Garage

Your car is out of the elements and that is about the only positive thing about this parking garage. Lots of prima donna car owners who don’t want their precious Lexus or BMW’s dinged. I don’t blame them, I would too after spending all that money. However their solution encourages selfishness. They park crooked within the spaces or they park over the line and take up two parking spaces. Complaints to management are ignored. This garage is like the old «broken windows» adage. One person started parking diagonal at the «end spaces» and now it has turned into a free for all. Also there is no speed limit in there. Drivers go as fast as they please. This is a catastrophe waiting to happen

Garage is fine and spacious, but everyone else’s bad review about the management team is true. THEY DO NOT SPEAK ENGLISH.

Its a good location, but the management team is absolutely horrible at what they do, if you have any issues you have to spend months, yes I said MONTHS to get it fixed.

Some fool in a white Altima sped past me almost hitting me and a pedestrian. I seriously don’t understand why people feel the need to speed and endanger the lives of other people in a dark parking garage. I wish that security would post signs or crack down on these culprits.

This garage babysits my car while I am at the Boston Sports Club. It does a perfectly fine job at keeping my car secure while I work out next door at the gym. Boston Sports Club allows validation, which translates into 2.5 hours of free parking. Two quick points on that:
1. There are two buttons on the card dispenser when you enter. If you are a BSC member, there is a red button to hit to dispense a card for a gym visit.
2. Once inside the gym, there is a validation machine located at the front desk. Slide that card in and you are good to go.
Now some have written that their cars have been broken into, but I’ve personally never run into a problem. I have found that parking on the level in which you enter can sometimes be a challenge, but heading north poses no problems.
For non-​BSC purposes, I can see how this lot can be convenient, as there is a skywalk on one of the upper floors which will allow you easy access to the Orange Line (Wellington).

This is the cheapest and most reliable parking garage in Boston! It is connected directly to the Orange line at the Wellington Station via a sky walk. Being connected to the orange line allows me to quickly get to my car from anywhere in the city within 15 minutes. The price is perfect $ 105 per month (just over $ 3/​day) with 24 hour access and minimum 31 days before you have to move your car. I feel very comfortable parking my car in this lot, it is a high traffic area and well lit multilevel parking structure. Security is minimal but if you have a luxury sports car I think you can afford a more secure lot. The manager is always there during business hours and he is very quick to provide access cards to the lot. I have spent countless hours looking for a more affordable public parking space without luck. Living in the city I rarely need to use my car so I leave my vehicle in the garage the majority of the time. The only downside to this parking lot is related to the T which stops running after 12:30 am besides that I will continue to park here.

Service is horrible. Staff rarely speak english and don’t seem to care when there is a problem. I lost my parking ticket, and I was forced to pay $ 100 to get my car out of the garage. That would be 20 days of parking.

Quick and easy access to the T. Good rates for 5^th floor, T via skywalk. $ 5! Beats the price of a cab in town.
I see too many people have assumed they can leave their valuables in their cars while commuting. I would never leave anything valuable in my car here, or any garage. Common sense, me thinks.
Machines to pay tickets at (late night) do not take wet dollar bills, apparently. After a long night in torrential downpours at Fenway, all items (including a $ 5 bill) were sopping wet. Thankfully the attendant who was there gave us a dry $ 5 to use. Thanks dude! We would’ve been there forever!

My car has been broken into twice in this garage. I see smashed out windows all the time in there. The management does absolutely nothing about it. I would never park in there if I could help it but online in the apartments across the street and it’s my only option (every street spot at station landing rows after two hours).

$ 105/​mo for parking card — but it beats the crap out of the $ 300+/mo parking in boston. Can hop right on the orange line and save 200 bux a month. The daily parking is $ 5 for as long as you’re there if you park on the upper floors (MBTA commuter parking I think they call it) which isn’t a horrible deal — cheaper than sullivan station parking).
The bridge to the T station is really long, especially after a long day.
The staff is friendly, and yes they speak english. I’ve never waited at the gate to get out, always zip in and out, always plenty of spaces.

My car got broken into in this «guarded» lot.

Ugh. A rip off — $ 105 a month to park?! Good luck getting in/​out as about 10% of the time there is a line or a gate is broken. 10% may not sound like much, but tell me that when it’s wintertime and it takes you an hour to drive home when it should take 20 minutes.
The people who staff the place are clueless and barely speak English. The garage was recently expanded, so it’s a lot easier to find a spot now than it was before. That totally lame ½ mile walkway to Wellington blows. Pain in the butt. Should be a discount for us who have worked in Boston for 20 years.
The garage itself is nice and big but the gates not working and the clueless workers wreck it for me. The manager is OK — he was cool to me when signing me up for monthly parking — but I still think it’s a rip off and the other workers are lame.

I second that. I hate this place, 10 negative stars. The people who staff the garage are clueless and can not speak English. The gates always break allowing for only one lane to exit. Sometimes it takes 10 or 15 minutes just to get out of the garage. The elevators never work. And, they force you to park on to the top floors all the whiles floors 1 – 5 are empty. WTF is the point of that? I noticed they recently decreased the amount for monthly parking (still 105 dollars) so it looks like people are fed up and they are hurting for business. I started taking the express bus and parking for free on the street. It is cheaper, quicker, and a lot less hassle.
What kind of business raises their rates while making it more difficult to use their services? Answer, the good old MBTA.