My family and I had a fantastic time watching the Redbirds clinch their 2026 playoff spot. The…read morestaff were all so very helpful, professional, and friendly. We sure hope that as the owner of this aging stadium, the City of Memphis will honor their obligation to keep AutoZone Park maintained!

Very entertaining! For $25 I sat near the field and watched AAA ball. Some of these guys will be…read moreon the St Louis Cardinal's roster by the end of the season. Great atmosphere in a 25 year old brick ball park. The apartment to right field almost give a Camden Yards vibe. Food was a little expensive but not too over the top. Grass hills in left and right field give kids a place to burn energy as they wait for an outfielder to toss them a ball at the end of innings. Plenty of promotions to watch for including free ice cream for kids under 12 on Sundays in 2025.

You're in the Grindhouse, baby! Yes, when your watching the Grizzlies in the Grindhouse, it pretty…read moremuch has the energy of GnR's "In the Jungle" during the whole game. My son and I had the pleasure of catching the Grizzlies v. NOLA Pelicans on our trip to Memphis. I had planned ahead and got tix online, which seemed very reasonable, but a scalper across from the Forum had them for 1/2 of what I paid (lesson learned). Check out the Grizzlies shop just as you enter for poppin' gear such as the recent playoffs shirts and cool straight-billed hats. I liked the local beer options- Ghost River had their own stop, and another 'local' beer station had Sweetwater, Abita, and other Southern craft beer options. Also cool was the sign of food vendors throughout the stadium, but it was slightly out of date. Still, I found Rendezvous, and had some of the best Nachos ever- pulled pork atop melted cheese with jalapenos, dusted with Vergos' signature rub. Heaven. Possibly the best Nachos, ever. We had a great time at the game, and their mascot Griz even rubbed my head (for good luck?), and is a high energy addition to the game. Gasol, ZBO and crew crushed the Pelicans, and are Playoff bound. Go, Grizzlies!

Go grizzlies Go! We…read morelove and support our Memphis Grizzlies! We Grit and Grind when it counts the most!

I had a really great time attending the grizzlies game against the Chicago Bulls. The live…read moreentertainment was awesome, the atmosphere was nice, and most importantly the Grizzlies won. Looking forward to attending more games and events here.

The FedEx Forum is a must. Catch a Grizzlies game or WWE match or other event. Watching NBA games…read morehere is certainly an experience and worth a visit alone. Plenty of good memories here. I've also been fortunate enough to be a part of a graduation here with the University of Memphis. Overall, it's an excellent arena.

Afternoon game today with my team. Had tickets to the Party deck Section 214 that included bbq, hot…read moredogs, ribs, nachos, mac and cheese, cookies. Food was good. Drinks were water, tea and lemonade. The lemonade was terrible. Way too much water in it. Thankfully had seats in the shade and stayed for 7 innings. Lots of grade school kids in attendance and they were having so much fun. All the staff were polite! Great event and will do again next year.

We were passing through Memphis one Saturday afternoon in April and hoped to catch the Redbirds in…read moreaction. This would complete our goal of seeing every AAA baseball team in the United States. We bought tickets several months in advance. The day of the game, it rained. The Redbirds postponed their game to the following day. But there was no way we could stay in Memphis an extra day, especially not on Easter Sunday when we had plans back home. Attempting to get a refund, or at least a credit so we could come back at a later date to watch the Redbirds, they flat out refused to help us. We were told that if we couldn't come back on Easter Sunday, we've just lost those tickets. DO NOT buy tickets to an event at AutoZone Park, lest the event be cancelled or moved only for you to lose your money. It's a serious gamble, especially if you're driving a long distance only to receive nothing in return.

Went to the southern heritage class to hear and support Craigmont High marching band. Had an…read moreawesome time watching UAPB play Tennessee State University. The environment was great it was a great turnout. The field looked awesome in spite of the renovations. There's no bad seat in the stadium. Well done to all that supported the Liberty Bowl game

My roommate and I attended the Boise State versus Memphis football game last Saturday; since I am a…read moreBoise State fan. Although it wasn't a packed house, we still had a fun time. The Boise State and Memphis fans were really nice and there were plenty of fun things to do. I'm hoping to be back to this stadium for a bowl game or the next time Boise State comes to Memphis.

Amazing and formative experience. there are some elements that were a little heavy but its expected…read moreespecially since its attatched to the hotel where the MLK assassination occured. What I liked is that it did not only focus on that ... but also traced the history of the civil rights movement in America from the time of the chattel slave trade to current day. PROTIP: there is so much information and so much to see... I suggest you give yourself at least 2 hours when visiting. I made the mistake of going 1.5 hrs before i had to b at the airport and was only able to see the 1st building and even then i felt that i had to rush through towards the end of my time there. The exhibits, sculptures, pieces, and installations were well done and keep you engaged the entire time.

Only Love and Light can conquer their opposites." MLK, 1963…read more Ok that fateful day in 1968. The shots rang out. Who knows why? But for all the wrong reasons we can see the legacy that Martin Luther King left behind. They have dedicated this place to his legacy. Let's go inside the museum. The legacy of his life is outlined here. The strife of the world. This is living history. The vision that he had and what he has done. The quiet proof and all that happened here. The car the way life was set all those days ago. The museum outlines historic events in a difficult way and time when the world was involved in much change. This is a must see..... when you come to Memphis. The mystery and myth of love and light can be seen here . The value is something you cannot put a price on . Freedom! For all! You will learn something here. This self proclaimed leader will shake you . Bring tissues and at least two hours to see the museum. The parking is on street for best results. Again, living history. The speaker box outside on the side walk outlines the "day of." Love and light are what he left.