Memphis is centrally located, making it an easy flight, drive, train or even riverboat (!) ride from almost anywhere in the U.S.
Memphis is centrally located, making it an easy flight, drive, train or even riverboat (!) ride from almost anywhere in the U.S.
If you're traveling with a group to Memphis, find transportation services here, from Memphis International Airport and Amtrak to charters and motorcoaches, our vintage trolley system, hop-on/hop-off buses, rideshare and more. Scroll for additional resources, including links to information on long-term bus and van parking at our convention center, motorcoach service and parking, maps and directions to Memphis, fun ways to get around our walkable downtown without a car and some of the city's most popular tours.
GETTING TO MEMPHIS
Memphis International Airport (MEM) and Amtrak deliver visitors to Memphis. Eight airlines serve MEM with nonstop service to 37 non-stop destinations, with San Antonio, Pensacola and Knoxville among the newest additions. Upon arrival, airport transportation options include rental cars, limos, public buses, taxis and rideshare. Rideshare (or taxi) from MEM to downtown Memphis is 12 miles (15 minutes), starting around $20 one way.
GETTING AROUND MEMPHIS
Once you arrive, you can get around downtown on our vintage trolleys, rent a bike at easy-to-find Explore Bike Share stations across the city or cruise around on electric scooters available via app. For sightseeing on foot, trek across Big River Crossing. Get a closer look at the river on a riverboat cruise. Guided culinary, bus and walking tours share even more of Memphis' character. Find more fun ways to get around Memphis here.
Memphis International Airport's $245M Concourse B transformation — enhanced seating, local food and beverage, art installations from area creatives and natural light — has been welcoming travelers since 2022. Now, MEM is carrying that momentum forward with its largest project yet: a full Terminal Modernization & Seismic Program aimed at long-term growth.
