Memphis Concert Party Bus Rentals

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FedEx Forum sits at 191 Beale St. Per the venue, guest, limo, taxi, and express shuttle bus drop-off is located at the east end of the arena on Fourth Street, between Beale Street and Dr. M.L. King Jr. Avenue — vehicles can't sit parked there and are ticketed or towed if they do. Because the post-show exit from Beale Street backs up quickly after a major show, coordinate your pickup point and timing before the event so the bus isn't waiting in moving traffic. The official FedEx Forum parking and directions page has current event-night guidance.

At least 6–8 weeks out, minimum. Memphis in May weekend — typically the first full weekend of May — is the highest-demand stretch of the year for group transportation in Memphis. Rideshare surge pricing around Tom Lee Park and Riverside Drive during festival load-out is significant, and available buses from the network fill early.

If your festival date is confirmed, book as soon as the headliner lineup drops in late winter.

For a group of 15–25 moving between Beale Street clubs, a minibus is usually the more practical fit — easier to navigate downtown streets and simpler to park on nearby side streets while your group is inside. A party bus in the 20–30 passenger range works well if you want the vehicle itself to be part of the experience. Both options are available through the network; compare them on the site or call 901-203-3181.

Paid lots around the stadium on South Hollywood Street and Central Avenue run $20–$40 per vehicle per event and fill well before showtime for major concerts. Surrounding residential streets enforce permit parking on event nights, so groups driving separately often end up walking 10–15 minutes from the nearest available spot. A charter bus parks in the commercial vehicle area and your group exits to one pre-arranged pickup point — no post-show parking scramble on Central Avenue.

Yes — and for groups staying at hotel blocks along Poplar Avenue in East Memphis, on Brooks Road near the airport, or in Southaven across the Tennessee state line, a hotel-to-venue run is one of the most common trips in the network. It eliminates the coordination headache of getting 20–40 people from a hotel parking lot into downtown, and post-show pickup means no one's waiting on surge-priced rideshare at midnight. Call 901-203-3181 to get pricing for your specific pickup location and show date.