Charter Bus and Executive Car Service in Memphis, Tennessee

Memphis is a corporate headquarters town — FedEx, AutoZone, and International Paper all run out of the city, alongside a constant flow of medical staff, patient families, and researchers connected to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis, and Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare. Metro Livery provides executive sedans and SUVs for airport pickups, client meetings, hospital-related travel, and multi-stop corporate itineraries around Downtown and East Memphis.

From University of Memphis Tigers game days to Rhodes College campus events, church groups, and school trips, we run charter buses and minibuses sized to the group.

• University of Memphis and Rhodes College campus shuttles and away-game charters
• Memphis Grizzlies and Redbirds group outings to FedExForum and AutoZone Park
• Church, school, and reunion group travel
• Festival transportation for events like Memphis in May
• Group charters into Germantown, Collierville, and Bartlett for suburb-based schools, churches, and events

Whether your ceremony is at the Dixon Gallery & Gardens, the Woodruff-Fontaine House, or a Downtown hotel, we coordinate timing between ceremony and reception so the wedding party, family, and guests move on the same clock the planner built.

What you pay for a Memphis charter bus or black car depends on three things: the size of the vehicle, how long you need it for, and the drive from our Nashville base — about 210 miles each way. We build all three into one upfront quote before you book, so the number on your invoice matches the number in your quote.

How many people are we moving? A wedding party or small corporate group usually fits a sedan, SUV, or 15-passenger van. A school group, sports team, or convention shuttle calls for a 20-to-56-passenger mini bus or motorcoach — and you only pay for the size you actually need.

Do you serve Memphis suburbs, not just Downtown? Yes — the same fleet and pricing model covers Germantown, Collierville, Bartlett, Cordova, and Southaven.

Can I get a fixed price before I book? Yes — every Memphis quote is priced up front, including the drive from Nashville, so there's no second invoice waiting after the trip.

What's actually on the bus?

Our Memphis motorcoaches and minibuses run with the features you'd expect on a coach built for real trips, not brochure photos: reclining seats, individual reading lights, climate control built for a Memphis summer, and overhead and undercarriage storage for luggage, coolers, and gear. Full-size motorcoaches typically include an onboard restroom, so a trip to Graceland or a return run from a tournament doesn't hinge on finding a gas station along the way. Tell us what you're hauling when you book — golf bags, band equipment, coolers — and we'll match the vehicle to it.

Safety on school and youth trips

Every driver on a Memphis run is background-checked and briefed on the route before wheels turn, whether it's a University of Memphis away game or a middle school field trip to the Pink Palace. Coaches and minibuses in our fleet run with seat belts, marked emergency exits, and air conditioning that holds up through a hot Memphis afternoon. If your trip needs a specific accommodation — a wheelchair-accessible vehicle, extra chaperone seating, anything else — flag it when you book and we'll confirm the right vehicle before your date, not the morning of.

Employee shuttles and shift transportation

Memphis runs on shift schedules — FedEx World Hub sort times, hospital staff rotations at St. Jude and Baptist Memorial, warehouse crews moving between sites. A 15-passenger van covers a small team's site-to-site transfer or an early flight out of MEM; a 20-to-56-passenger minibus or motorcoach handles a full shift change or a company-wide event. We size the vehicle to your headcount and your schedule, not the other way around.

Corporate and group transportation in Memphis

Memphis sends more corporate transportation business our way than almost any other market we serve — FedEx, AutoZone, and International Paper all run headquarters-level meeting and travel volume, and St. Jude alone generates a steady flow of staff and family transport. For Memphis group transportation, we size the vehicle to the headcount: a 15-passenger van for a department offsite, a 56-passenger coach for a company-wide event or a convention shuttle tied to the Memphis Cook Convention Center. One dispatcher, one invoice, and one vehicle sized correctly the first time.

Memphis event transportation, beyond game days

Weddings and sports get most of the attention, but plenty of our Memphis bookings are event transportation for things that don't fit a neat category — a conference at the Renasant Convention Center, a reunion spread across three hotels, a festival weekend like Memphis in May where parking downtown isn't realistic. Tell us the schedule and the headcount and we'll tell you the vehicle and the price, usually the same day.

Cordova, Southaven, and the wider Memphis metro

Groups in Cordova and Southaven book the same Memphis trips as Downtown and Midtown — a Cordova corporate shuttle to a FedEx World Hub meeting, a Southaven wedding party crossing into Mississippi for a venue near Snowden Grove, or a youth sports tournament pulling from both sides of the state line. The quote doesn't change based on which side of I-240 you're on.

Do you have an office in Memphis?

No — Metro Livery dispatches every Memphis trip from our Nashville operations center, about three hours up I-40. We don't carry the overhead of a second office, and that shows up in the quote rather than being hidden from it: every price already includes the drive time and mileage from Nashville, so there's no separate travel fee that shows up later. What you get instead of a local storefront is a driver who's run the Nashville-to-Memphis corridor enough times to know it, and one point of contact for booking rather than a call center routing you to a local franchise.

What Memphis groups care about most

Ask enough Memphis groups what they want from a charter and it comes down to the same three things every time: the bus shows up when it says it will, it's clean, and the price on the invoice matches the price in the quote. That's the standard we hold every Memphis trip to, from a Grizzlies playoff run to a Saturday wedding at the Dixon.