Luggage Storage Memphis

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Where can I store my luggage in Memphis?

Along the mighty Mississippi River, Memphis is one of the South’s most culturally significant cities. Although Memphis was founded in the 1800s, it gained international acclaim in the 20th century for its role in the development of the blues and rock ‘n roll. Memphis was also a significant center in the Civil Rights movement and the site of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s assassination. Today, Memphis attracts millions of tourists interested in the city’s history, musical heritage, and, of course, finger-licking-good BBQ.

Anyone planning on visiting musical Memphis should know that Bounce offers many luggage storage destinations in the area. No matter where you’re staying in Bluff City, you’ll find an excellent Bounce storage facility within a short distance. For more information, we recommend downloading the Bounce mobile app ASAP.

• Luggage Storage Near Memphis International Airport

• Luggage Storage Near Liberty Bowl Field

• Luggage Storage Near Graceland

How much does luggage storage cost in Memphis?

Luggage storage in Memphis costs only $5.90 on the Bounce platform for each bag or piece of luggage. 

Safety

One could argue that Memphis, Tennessee was perhaps the most integral city to the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. A myriad of non-violent protests and peaceful assemblies took place here. Tragically, Memphis is also the city where Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated. While King’s untimely passing shocked the world, it also galvanized the American public – effectively making King a martyr for the Movement. In contemporary America, Memphis has become the sort of city that Dr. King dreamed of so long ago. Modern day Memphis is an inclusive cultural hub that welcomes all. The city is also known as the “Home of Blues” and the “Birthplace of Rock n’ Roll” because music is also deeply ingrained in Memphis’ culture. “Grind City” is another nickname for Memphis, though this alias is inspired by the Memphis Grizzlies’ motto “Grit and Grind.”

It’s no surprise that Memphis gets so many visitors every year. However, its large size and greater than average population contribute to the city’s higher than average crime rates. The National Crime Index ranks Memphis as one of the most dangerous cities in America. Around 54,868 crimes are reported each year. 12,688 crimes are reported as violent crimes, while 42,180 are reported as property related crimes. If you plan on visiting Memphis, you need to be adequately prepared for the trip. Use Bounce’s luggage storage services to protect your property. Our storage locations are available 7 days a week. Once you make it to Memphis, look for Bounce’s luggage storage in fashionable neighborhoods around the city.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the best way to get around Memphis?”

• Public transportation is the best way to get around Memphis. The city has plenty of trains, trolleys, and buses that service hundreds of thousands of people every day.

“Is public transportation in Memphis safe?”

• Memphis’s transit system is very safe, though it can get crowded very quickly. A small number of crimes are reported by Memphis’s transport authorities. Overall, you should be safe as long as you mind your surroundings and only bring what you need with you while traveling. 

“What’s the best neighborhood to stay in Memphis?”

• Midtown Memphis is one of the best places for tourists to stay. This part of Grind Cit is incredibly lively and has all sorts of cool attractions to check out. 

“What are the best museums to visit in Memphis?”

• You have to visit Graceland – the fantastic home of Elvis Presley, the “King of Rock and Roll.” The Belz Museum of Asian and Judaic Art is another great exhibit. Though the Slave Haven is a harrowing place, it also pays tribute to the innumerable amount of Black lives lost during one of America’s darkest times.

“What’s the best time of year to visit Memphis?”

• Spring and fall are the best seasons to visit Memphis. Summer and winter are not only too expensive, but the weather isn't ideal either.

Where is the nearest bag storage in Memphis?

The Bounce platform offers dozens of bag and luggage storage locations throughout Memphis. With 24/7 customer support and up to $5,000 in insurance for every booking, luggage storage in Memphis as never been easier. 

Luggage Storage Near Memphis International Airport

Interestingly, Memphis International Airport (IATA: MEM) is far better known for its cargo operations than its passenger flights. As you might already know, FedEx has its headquarters in MEM, which means a whole lot of packages pass through here every year. That doesn’t mean, however, MEM is all about cargo. Roughly 4.5 million passengers travel through MEM per year. People who go through MEM will find about 60 gates in three concourses that welcome all of America’s most influential airlines. MEM is only about a 15-minute drive south of Downtown Memphis.

Travelers should know MEM currently doesn’t have bag storage lockers. Thankfully, Bounce now provides excellent luggage storage options all around MEM for $5.90 per bag per day. If you need more information about Bounce’s services, then check out our official FAQ page on our website.

Luggage Storage Near Liberty Bowl

First opened in the 1960s, the Liberty Bowl Memorial Field is Memphis’s center for all things football. Over 60,000 fans fill this stadium’s seats to cheer for the University of Memphis Tigers on big game days. Besides tossing the pigskin, Liberty Bowl Memorial Field is a hotspot for local events, so don’t forget to check out their calendar before visiting. You’ll find Liberty Bowl Memorial Field in Midtown, which is about 5 miles east of Downtown Memphis.

Why go through all the hassle of bag screenings before your big event? Download Bounce’s mobile app and look for luggage storage in Memphis near Liberty Bowl Memorial Field. All of our partner vendors meet incredibly high safety standards, so there’s nothing to fear when working with a Bounce-approved location.

Luggage Storage Near Downtown Graceland

Even if you don’t care for rock ‘n roll, you can’t say you’ve been to Memphis without touring Elvis Presley’s Graceland Mansion. Every year, millions of Presley pilgrims descend on Graceland to visit “The King’s” former pad. A few iconic stops on your tour include Elvis’s automobile collection, jungle room, and gravesite. Graceland also includes a brand new entertainment complex where you could get your groove on any time of the year. Just be forewarned; Graceland gets seriously packed during the first week of August.

Under current Graceland policies, you cannot bring bags with you onto the mansion’s premises. So, if you want to go on a Graceland tour, you should look into Bounce’s luggage storage in Memphis beforehand. Our partner vendors will take great care of your luggage while you’re rocking out in The King’s former pad.