Fourth Bluff Park — Attraction in Memphis

The park was awesome we rode scooters with prices displayed starting off at 1.75 when you put your card info and start your card they charge you 2.75 first off if you get off the scooter to break they eventually charge you 20 dollars and cut the ride off your card. My scooter went dead and I had to walk it to the parking place or they would charge 20 dollars again. So even though the scooter went dead and I was no longer able to ride it I had to push the scooter 3 blocks because I did not want to pay 20 dollar fee for leaving it anywhere. I was pushing a dead scooter and getting charged for it. There is no live customer service only email. They pick and choose which transaction to void. They never voided that 20 dollars it stole from me but claimed they void the transaction where I had to push the scooter......

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Confederate Park commemorates the Battle of Memphis. When Confederate forces retreated to Mississippi after the Battle of Shiloh in April 1862, unfortified Memphis became vulnerable to attack. From these bluffs and those at what is now Chickasaw Park, on June 6, 1862, thousands of civilians watched the naval battle on the Mississippi River below. Within 90 minutes, the Union fleet defeated the Confederates. Medical Cadet Charles R. Ellet and a small party entered the city and raised the U.S. flag over the post office. The Federals held Memphis for the rest of the war.

The Memphis city council does it best to be PC and change the name But not the History.As it will always be...

Beautiful Green Space, I would like to see more of a police presence to ensure the safety of everyone. There were lots of skaters, walkers, and joggers and a few Knuckleheads that took delight in being naughty. We paid around 4 dollars at a non coin meter, for parking for 2 hours, saw some people park and not pay, not sure if it's free on weekends but the signage could be better to let visitors know what the dealio is:) I would definitely visit again, singles, seniors and families would enjoy the view, and the Visitors Center is a added...