LAZ Parking TF Green Airport - Garage A

Good service on outward journey to Lot E at Providence airport, but VERY BAD on return. The driver (Sunday 10th August, around 12 noon) made virtually no effort to help with luggage, but directed passengers with suitcases to take them to their already tightly packed seats, clogging up the bus. Despite the fact that we had all been waiting a long time for a bus - told wrongly by the previous bus driver that another one was "just behind" him - the driver left four people behind, with the luggage rack half empty and four seats unfilled. Worst of all, he appeared to be fishing aggressively for tips as people got off, mentioning them in a loud voice and standing by the front door with a couple of notes in his hand. The whole thing was an embarrassing display of laziness and incompetence.

Used to be great parking, but recently it's crap. They no longer offer coupons, the lots are too full, and the shuttle isn't as frequent. The short term lot especially had been getting too full. You used to be able to usually get a spot on the airport side of the exit gates. Now, you're lucky to get one in the lot at all.

I recently used this option during my vacation. It is a very simple process and worth the $34/day I paid. When heading to the airport, drive to "departures" and then go straight into Garage "A". Simply scan the parking pass "bar code" that was given to you, when you reserved and purchased your parking pass. You can even use a screenshot of the barcode, which is what I did and it is acceptable. I parked on Level 3 of Garage "A", which is the exact same level of the entrance in "departures" and just take a simple quick walk to the front entrance of the airport. No stairs or elevator are needed. After my vacation, I walked out of the front entrance of the airport, which was now on "arrivals" level. I headed straight to Garage "A" (on my right). Once in the garage, I took the elevato

It is close to TF green. It's covered and secure parking. The only issue is it's also busy. I just parked on 2/7 and out of 7 floors I had to park on floor 6! I would try lot D right directly across the street next time as that is much closer, albeit not covered parking, and a few $ cheaper. Exiting lot A was a bit of a pain and not great signage. It was $117 for 3 days...not sure it was worth it especially not if it was for a week or more no way!

If you're flying to the Providence, it is a really nice airport, very small and manageable. You're about 5 to 7 minutes from Providence itself and if you go into the southern part of the state, it's about 25 minutes away Southern part of the state. I would be talking about Narragansett 30 max unless there's a traffic jam. I generally use parking lot e as the buses ride along. Pick you up right at your car and drop you off there as well