Party Bus Rentals in Memphis, Tennessee

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FedExForum directs oversized vehicles to the Fourth Street between Beale and Dr. M.L. King Jr. Avenue on the east end of the arena for passenger drop-off and pickup. The bus cannot sit or park at that curb, and unattended vehicles may be ticketed or towed under the FedExForum parking and directions rules. Buses cannot idle or park on Beale Street itself — that stretch is pedestrian-heavy on game nights and actively enforced.

After dropping your group at Fourth Street, the bus stages in the surface lots along Riverside Drive or the corridors near Second Street, then pulls back to Fourth Street when the game ends and your group is ready. One important detail: FedExForum sends rideshare pickups to Monroe Avenue, which is a different street entirely. If part of your group is mixing rideshares and a party bus, they'll end up at two different exits — one more reason to keep everyone on the same bus.

Confirm current event-night access details on the FedExForum directions and parking page before your visit.

Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium (335 South Hollywood St, Memphis, TN 38104) handles oversized vehicle drop-off near the Gate 1 area off South Hollywood Street on the stadium's west side. Bus and oversized vehicle parking for most events is directed to Tan Lot C on the south side of the stadium, accessed via Southern Avenue. Lots open three hours before kickoff for Memphis Tigers games and Liberty Bowl Football Classic events.

A full-size bus is charged for every 10-by-20-foot parking stall it occupies, and overnight parking is not permitted under the stadium's official parking policies. Because the Liberty Bowl in late December draws large out-of-town fan groups, parking fills quickly — arriving with your whole group on one party bus means one coordinated drop-off instead of hunting for spaces across multiple lots. Check current lot assignments and road access on the Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium website before your event, since assignments can shift by game.

AutoZone Park (198 Union Ave, Memphis, TN 38103) is right in the heart of downtown Memphis, which means street space is tight on Redbirds game nights. The main pedestrian entrance faces Union Avenue, and the official drop-off zone is at B.B. King Blvd. & Union Ave. The AutoZone Park Garage on Third Street does not accommodate oversized vehicles, so the party bus stages in the surface lots on Second Street or the Riverside Drive lots nearby, a 5–8 minute walk back to the Third Street drop zone when the game ends. Bus parking is subject to availability through the city, with assistance available at (901) 721-6000 through the AutoZone Park A to Z guide.

Confirm current access details on the AutoZone Park directions and parking page before your visit.

Landers Center sits about 15 miles south of downtown Memphis via I-55 — just across the state line in DeSoto County, Mississippi. The suburban campus is one of the easiest Mid-South venues for a party bus arrival: the main parking lot off Venture Drive is large, surface-level, and free for most events, with a designated area near the south entrance for oversized vehicles. There are no street closures, no tight garage approaches, and no complicated staging corridors — the bus pulls in, drops your group near the entrance, and parks in the lot until the show ends.

It's the rare venue where the logistics are genuinely simple. Confirm current access details on the Landers Center directions and parking page before your visit.

Renasant Convention Center (255 N Main St, Memphis, TN 38103) handles passenger drop-off along the North Main Street frontage, using the designated white-zone curb cuts rather than the active Main Street Trolley corridor. Put 255 N. Main St. into GPS for drop-off; the parking garage is at 266 N. Front St., so the bus does not get sent to the wrong side of the center. Extended bus staging is directed to the loading dock area off Exchange Avenue on the south side of the building.

The Civic Center Parking Garage adjacent to the convention center does not accommodate full-size oversized vehicles, so buses stage in the surface lots on Jefferson Avenue or the Mud Island and Riverside Drive lots nearby. The center also offers long-term bus and van parking in an overflow lot for $50 all day; reserve a space through the Renasant Convention Center long-term parking flyer at [email protected]. For conventions and multi-day events, coordinate your arrival window with the convention center directly so your group has a clean curb when they arrive.

Confirm current access details on the Renasant Convention Center directions and parking page before your event.

Graceland (3734 Elvis Presley Blvd, Memphis, TN 38116) draws more than 650,000 visitors per year, and the campus is genuinely set up for group arrivals. Graceland's own visitor guide confirms a dedicated bus and motorcoach parking area in the main lot, accessed directly off Elvis Presley Boulevard (US-51). Use 3717 Elvis Presley Blvd., Memphis, TN 38116 for the Graceland parking entrance, the address shown in the Graceland group-tour information.

The bus entrance is separate from the general car entrance, so your group bypasses the main car lot entirely. Buses drop passengers at the Guest Welcome Center entrance, then park in the designated bus section until pickup. No special advance permit is required for standard group arrivals — the bus lot is included in group tour arrangements.

Elvis Presley Boulevard itself sees significant congestion on busy summer weekends and during special events at the campus, so building in extra time on the approach is always a good idea. Confirm current access details on the Graceland directions and parking page before your visit.

Book three to six months out for most Memphis trips, and stretch that to six months or more for the dates that fill the entire city at once. Memphis in May — including the Beale Street Music Festival in early May and the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest in mid-May — is the single busiest stretch of the year for party buses in Memphis. New Year's Eve on Beale Street and Beale Street Halloween in late October are close behind.

Prom season across Shelby County (Collierville, Germantown, Houston, Arlington, Bartlett, Central, White Station, and more) runs through April and May and competes for the same vehicles on the same weekends. The Liberty Bowl Football Classic in late December and St. Jude Memphis Marathon weekend in early December both bring large out-of-town groups into the market at once. Waiting until the last minute on any of these dates means higher prices and fewer options — book early, lock in your rate, and cross transportation off your list.

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