About this Location

Facility Overview

The Wonderland Station Parking Garage is a premier multi-level, modern transit parking facility located at 1300 North Shore Road (Route 1A) in Revere, Massachusetts. Serving as the critical park-and-ride hub at the northern terminus of the MBTA Blue Line, this massive parking structure features approximately 1,465 covered and rooftop spaces. The garage is clean, well-engineered, and designed to accommodate daily commuters heading into Boston, beachgoers visiting historic Revere Beach, and air travelers seeking a convenient, cost-effective connection to Logan International Airport. The facility easily accommodates compact cars, sedans, crossovers, and standard SUVs. Drivers of lifted pickup trucks or high-roof commercial vans should note the posted maximum vehicle height clearance of 7 feet 0 inches (84 inches), while standard passenger vehicles can navigate the wide ramps and well-demarcated travel lanes with ease.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Strategically positioned between Route 1A and the Atlantic coastline, the garage provides unrivaled access to both transit corridors and recreational hotspots. A standout feature is the iconic Christina and John Markey Memorial Pedestrian Bridge, an elevated walkway that directly connects the garage and transit station to Revere Beach Boulevard in just a 3- to 5-minute walk. Key nearby attractions and points of interest include:

Revere Beach: Established in 1896 as America’s first public beach, located just across Ocean Avenue, hosting summer festivals, food trucks, and the annual International Sand Sculpting Festival.
Historic Seaside Dining: Iconic culinary landmarks including the original Kelly’s Roast Beef (legendary for roast beef sandwiches and fried clams) and local favorite pizzerias along the boulevard within a 5- to 8-minute stroll.
Suffolk Downs Redevelopment & The Stage at Suffolk Downs: Minutes south, hosting outdoor concerts, community markets, and seasonal events.
Downtown Boston & Financial District: Just a 20-minute direct subway ride on the Blue Line to State Street, Government Center, and Boston Harbor.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Ingress and egress are straightforward via signalized access points directly off Route 1A (North Shore Road), which connects swiftly to Route 16, Route 60, Interstate 93, and Route 1. Peak morning inbound and evening outbound traffic along Route 1A can be brisk, but multiple exit lanes and automated payment systems keep vehicles moving efficiently. Transit connectivity is among the best in Greater Boston: park your vehicle and walk through the covered corridor straight into Wonderland MBTA Subway Station. From here, Blue Line trains depart every few minutes, stopping at Airport Station (with free Massport shuttles to all Boston Logan Airport terminals), Aquarium, State, and Government Center. In addition, the ground level serves as a major bus terminal with lines extending north to Lynn, Salem, Marblehead, and Malden.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Covered, weather-protected parking across multiple levels with rooftop open-air bays.
Dedicated electric vehicle (EV) charging stations available on designated levels.
Multiple accessible ADA parking stalls situated adjacent to high-speed passenger elevators and the pedestrian footbridge.
Bright energy-efficient LED lighting, emergency call boxes, and 24/7 security surveillance cameras.
Seamless mobile payment options through the official MBTA mobile parking vendor (PayByPhone) as well as automated on-site pay stations.
Overnight and multi-day parking allowed, making it a viable long-term parking alternative for airport travelers.

Ideal For

Downtown Boston Commuters: Skip downtown highway gridlock and expensive $40+ daily garage fees by parking here and taking the Blue Line.
Logan Airport Travelers: Budget-conscious flyers seeking affordable multi-day parking with a quick, two-zone transit ride to airport terminals.
Beachgoers & Event Attendees: Perfect for summer beach visits and large events like the Revere Beach Sand Sculpting Festival without circling neighborhood side streets.
North Shore Residents: Travelers from Lynn, Swampscott, and Marblehead who want a dependable park-and-ride facility into the city center.

Visitor & Driver Tips

To ensure a frictionless visit, download the PayByPhone app prior to arrival and register your vehicle license plate. Parking spaces are monitored electronically by license plate recognition (LPR), meaning you do not need to display a physical ticket on your dashboard. If you plan to visit on sunny summer weekends or during major beach festivals, arrive before 10:30 AM as the garage experiences heavy recreational traffic. Drivers should also take note of their exact level and aisle letter, as the garage footprint is large and levels can look similar when returning after dark.