Tucson luggage storage

Store your luggage around Tucson with Bounce

Tucson is home to the University of Arizona and it's the second largest city in the state of Arizona after the capital city of Phoenix. Surrounded by mountain ranges, just 60 miles north of the U.S.–Mexico border, Tucson is a mix of Native American, Mexican and Western cultures.

Besides its cultural diversity, Tucson is known for its rich history, vibrant lifestyle and historical architecture. Over 25 neighborhoods draw you in to view early samples of the adobe house, and boutique hotels are popular places to rest your head at night. Incredible dining awaits as Tucson is home to a bevy of award winning chefs.

Want to enjoy Tucson as soon as you leave the airport, but your luggage is slowing you down? Maybe you have a late flight and you need luggage storage. If you want to make the most of Tucson, you'll want to do it without dragging your suitcases with you. Bounce is a reliable and convenient luggage storage service with multiple locations across this Arizona city. Stow your stuff in one of our convenient locations and see the many sights without the burden of bags.

Luggage storage Tucson

Perhaps you have just arrived at Tucson airport or have a late flight and don't want your suitcases to slow you down. Perhaps you're looking for a place to store luggage before checking into your hotel. Storing luggage with Bounce luggage storage services is very easy and convenient, especially with multiple locations across the city and a 24/7 customer support team. Whether you need baggage storage for a few hours or the entire day, you can safely store your bags with Bounce. Get the Bounce app on the phone, find a location, make the booking and pay a small rental cost. It's as simple as that.

Tucson city guide

Top things to do

Tucson's beautiful nature, clean air, vibrant life and diversity attract visitors from all over the world. Whether you're on a business trip or a weekend gateway, you can exercise by biking through desert trails or get your culture fix at a live concert or festival. Tuscon has a calendar that's brimming with events all year long, sure to accommodate your curiosity. As well, we've listed a few must-try places to eat and fun things to do below.

Museums in Tucson

More than a city with incredible dining, the Tucson cultural scene is on par with the capital city of Phoenix, with tons of art galleries, events and museums. Here are some of the most popular museums to check out when you visit Tucson.

• Arizona Sonora Desert Museum: Looking for a day out with the entire family? More than a natural history museum, the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum features a zoo, aquarium, botanical garden, and an art gallery. This all-in-one destination is not to be missed on your visit to Tucson, AZ.
• Center for Creative Photography: Founded in 1975, the CCP is home to works of 20th-century North American photographers and is free to the public. Whether you're looking for a unique experience or are a fan of creative photography, the CCP won't disappoint.
• The University of Arizona Poetry Center: Established in 1960, the Arizona Poetry Center is home to one of the largest contemporary poetry collections in the United States. Set in extraordinary modern architecture, the center presents art exhibits and holds literary events on a regular basis. You don't have to be a poetry lover. This is one of Tucson's popular landmarks, and it's enough just to take in the beautiful architecture.

Museum hopping in Tucson can take up an entire day or a week, depending on your interests. The best way to enjoy Tucson and its museums is hands free. For your convenience, find luggage storage Tucson throughout the city where you can safely store your belongings or large items like scooters and strollers. Not all museums have a bag policy, so do your research in advance before you pay for admission tickets.

Shopping in Tucson

Tucson has a decent selection of shops to spend your money at. Local treasures like folk art and Mexican colonial furnishings are just two of the unique items you'll find on your excursion. Whether you're on a business trip or visiting during the holidays, here are some of the best shopping spots in Tucson, AZ.

• Mercado San Agustin: Looking for a unique souvenir to take back home? Located in Tucson's historic westside, this place is full of stalls and stores selling locally-made goods, from Mexican sweet bread, candles and clothing to specialty jewelry and Southwestern Art.
• Fourth Avenue Shopping District: Located between the University of Arizona, Arizona campus and downtown Tucson, this is a one-stop destination for all travelers visiting Tucson. Known as the oldest shopping district in Tucson, Fourth Avenue is not short of restaurants, cafes and eclectic shops selling anything from books and furniture to fashion and art.
• La Encantada: Situated at the foot of Catalina Foothills is La Encantada, an upscale shopping mall Tucson-Spanish style that caters to all fashionistas ready to spend "mucho dinero."

Need to store luggage before hitting the shops or want to drop off your shopping bags and explore more shopping opportunities without heading back to faraway hotel rooms? Our luggage storage lockers can be found throughout Tucson, so you can easily store as many bags as you need for an hour, a day or longer. All you have to do is go online, find the most convenient location on the map, book our services and pay a fee of $5.90 for one bag.

Restaurants in Tucson

Though Mexican and Southwestern cuisine dominates the food scene in Tucson, you can always find whatever your heart desires. From tacos and ramen to Ethiopian specialties, seafood and pizza, here are some of the best restaurants in Tucson right now.

• Boca Tacos y Tequila: Tucson is known as the Mexican food capital of the world, so it's not unusual to see Mexican diners on every corner. This place serves some of the best tacos in town, made with homemade flour or corn tortillas served with imaginative salsas.
• Zemam's: If you're a fan of Ethiopian food, including injera (sourdough flatbread) and Shiro be kibbe (legume stew), this is the place. Opened in 1993, Zemam's is the first Ethiopian restaurant in Tucson and quickly became popular with locals looking for a different dining experience. While the restaurant on East Broadway is temporarily closed, Zemam's on East Speedway is open for dine in or take out.
• Kukai: Looking for Japanese food in Tucson? Located in MSA Annex, this ramen restaurant serves delicious street style ramen, sushi, noodles and rice bowls in modified shipping containers. As one of the best and most popular ramen restaurants in Tucson, AZ, Kukai keeps customers coming back for more.

Heading out for dinner without a place where to store shopping purchases, backpacks or large items? Book a spot at a Bounce storage facility with multiple easy to find locations throughout Tucson. Drop off your suitcases and more and rest in the knowledge of full security and a $10,000 Bounce Guarantee. If you have any questions, our knowledgeable staff is there to guide you through your reservation.

Luggage storage Tucson

Tucson is just a train ride away from Capitol Heights, Elgin, and Antelope. If you plan on enjoying any of these cities for a few hours or a few days, make sure to make use of all of the convenient Bounce luggage storage facilities in Arizona and the United States. With more than several locations partnered with pre-vetted businesses in every city, stowing your stuff is as easy as can be.