Luggage Storage Busch Stadium

About Busch Stadium  

Ever since the 1850s, people have called Baseball “America’s Pastime.” For decades, the sport has been played casually by everyday citizens and professionally by some of the nation’s finest athletes. Because of Baseball’s immense popularity in the United States, almost every American city has at least one major Baseball stadium. For St. Louis, Missouri, that venue is Busch Stadium. This amazing Baseball park is the home to the St. Louis Cardinals, by far the city’s most popular Baseball team and MLB franchise. Busch Stadium, also known as Busch Stadium III or the New Busch Stadium, was actually built at the behest of the Cardinals in the early 2000s. The team had needed a new stadium to practice and play at since 1995. However, it wasn’t until 2004 that construction began.

Come April 4th, 2006, Busch Stadium opened to the public. Since then, Busch Stadium has hosted numerous sports events. We say “sports” because Baseball isn’t the only sport that’s played here. Naturally, Busch Stadium has hosted the MLB Playoffs multiple times since it opened. However, Football teams like Chelsea and Manchester City have also played at Busch Stadium. In a way, Busch Stadium isn’t just a baseball park - it’s a multipurpose event hub of epic proportions.

Things to do Near Busch Stadium

On that note, let’s talk about activities. There are plenty of things to do around Busch Stadium that are and aren’t related to baseball. Guests can always buy tickets and watch St. Louis’ sports teams in action. They can also make a day of exploring Busch Stadium and admiring the building’s architecture. Aside from soccer, hockey and college football games are also played at this venue. Busch Stadium also doubles, or triples at this point, as a concert venue; legendary musical acts like Billy Joel, the Dave Matthews Band, Ed Sheeran, Paul McCartney, and U2 have all played here. Last but not least, Busch Stadium is located near several other prominent St. Louis landmarks. While visiting this venue, Bounce highly recommends exploring the following points of interest.

• Explore every inch of Busch Stadium
• Watch the St. Louis Cardinals swing for the fences
• Rock out with your favorite bands and musicians
• Search for all of the statues of the Cardinals’ greatest players
• Make your own mascot at the Fredbird store
• Take a stroll through the Ballpark Village district
• Grab a steak and some toasted ravioli at Busch Stadium’s concessions stands
• Get on over to the Gateway Arch National Park
• Check out the Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum
• Rest and relax at the St. Louis City Garden

Transit Options Near Busch Stadium

• Buses: 19, 2, 30, 4, 73, 74, and 97 Routes
• Metro: MLB, MLR Lines
• Ride-Sharing apps, Taxis, Car Rental services

Luggage Storage Near Busch Stadium

As of 2019, St .Louis has a population of 300,576 citizens. While that number is certainly large, it actually marks a decline in the city’s population. In the 1950s, St. Louis’ population size was somewhere around 856,796 people. St. Louis doesn’t have as many permanent residents, but the city does receive a lot of tourists these days. Just imagine it now; the Playoffs are in full swing and St. Louis is packed to the brim, but you’re just trying to get from point A to point B. Traveling around with too much luggage can weigh you down. That’s why you should use Bounce.

Luggage Storage Options Near Busch Stadium

Bounce is a luggage storage service that’s available all through the year, each and every day of the week. Our luggage storage stations can be found in tourist locales all across the world. Most of these stations are located near popular venues like Busch Stadium. For a low cost, travelers can easily store their things with Bounce for as long as they need. To learn more about us and how Bounce can make traveling so much easier, download the handy app.

Luggage Storage Near Ballpark Village

When you search for images of Busch Stadium, look around carefully. Do you see that large, red building right next to it? That’s the St. Louis Ballpark Village. Just like Busch Stadium, the Cardinals wanted to build this beauty in the 1990s. However, this building didn’t open until 2014. The Ballpark Village is proof that good things come to those who wait. This venue houses a Cowboy Bar, the Cardinals Hall of Fame, the Cardinal Nation restaurant, and the “FOX Sports Midwest Live!” event center. One of our luggage storage partners is also located close by. 

Luggage Storage Near City Garden

Sandwiched in between Busch Stadium and the Gateway Arch - essentially in the heart of St. Louis - lies the City Garden Sculpture park. Touted as “an urban oasis,” the City Garden is easily one of the city’s most popular venues. Admission to the City Garden is completely free. Guests are encouraged to visit the Garden’s website and learn which art pieces are on display. Guests are also encouraged to Bounce their luggage away before visiting this grand green space. 

Luggage Storage Near the Gateway Arch National Park

One of the first things that people see when they enter St. Louis is the Gateway Arch. This architectural marvel was designed by Eero Saarinen and Associates in 1947. Decades later, and this landmark remains one of St. Louis’ most beloved monuments. The Gateway Arch National Park lets guests get up close and personal with this landmark. This small parkland features a lake and provides easy access to the Arch. Guests should definitely store their luggage before stopping by.