I have listened to Elvis growing up, but was never a die-hard fan. Seeing his home, his awards, and his charity work showed why he was so loved. Walking through the house took me back to my childhood. The furniture, the decor..all of it took me back to the 70's. even though I was a look back to the 70's,... More

Enjoyed our visit to Graceland. It was very interesting to see how Elvis lived. The tour was easy to follow tho our granddaughter had some trouble with her headphones. It was set up like a theme park where each area you tour comes out in a Elvis Gift Shop! Being able to go into Elvis' plane was very interesting. The... More

Graceland was expensive, not as personal as we would like, but something that you must do, of course. I enjoyed the house and the plane, and just a tip - we were told to park at the Harley Davidson next door rather than pay for parking within the Graceland lot. It was a great idea and saved us some money.

One of the best organized tours I've experienced. The great audio self paced tour that allows you to select the level of detail you want to experience on the tour was very well thought out. A must for Elvis fans but even my 14 year old daughter (not an Elvis fan) said it was worth it just to understand the... More

OK, this is the ultimate touristy thing to do in Memphis. But worth the money. It was fascinating to see how Elvis lived and many of the artifacts they have there. There are cars and airplanes and costumes and souvenirs. There are three levels of tour, but for $70 each you get the whole package....a bit pricey, but having decided... More

Graceland was like taking a walk in Elvis' shoes. The guided headset tour was really informative and interesting. Nice to hear actual shared memories from Lisa Marie and Priscilla. Well done and the home and surroundings were well maintained.

Finally got to visit Graceland along with all the exhibits and as we would not be returning paid for VIP passes and was definitely worth the money. Hardly had to wait to enter the mansion and gave precedence over others waiting to enter. I was shocked at how small his home was given that he was the world's best entertainer,... More

I'm not a huge fan of Elvis Presley, but I enjoy his music enough to own a "Greatest Hits" CD. I visited because Graceland is so well known and because of its "time capsule" aspect. I enjoyed the exhibits and especially the mansion; I expected the souvenir shops, but not quite so many. In some ways, the setup was like... More

Elvis was a fascinating guy, and certainly had a lot of success. A visit to Graceland will allow you to walk through the downstairs of his home (you can look in rooms from the hallway only), as well as see his garage, private plane, and final resting place. The admission price includes a headset which is easy to use and... More