The newer interactions and exhibits are worth the hype! Elvis Presley motors is an example of how upgraded the museum has become. There are several other engaging upgrades to the plaza since the last time I was here.The staff were all kind, friendly and helpful. All pandemic protocols were in place.Be prepared to be separated from your money, but thats the brilliant merchandising behind the story.Even if you arent the biggest Elvis Presley fan, you will come away from the experience with a sort of awe and respect, because this guy was the real deal. He truly was a living legend. His thing was that he wanted to make people happy. He did that by becoming one of the greatest entertainers in human history. Hard to believe that he had stage fright for most of his career. That was just one of the hundreds of new things I learned about Elvis since I was here last.Even the tragic ending for Elvis was probably appropriate. Its the elephant in the room and out of respect, its glossed over. Fame killed him. He simply could not continue being Elvis. He gave everything he had 24/7 for a long time. He worked hard, played hard and loved hard. It was that devotion to life that was ultimately his demise. The great George Harrison commented that the Beatles understood what he was going through. But the Beatles had each other, the four of them were having a shared experience. But only Elvis knew what it was like to be Elvis. And when he just couldnt do it anymore, his Savior brought him home.Do not miss the opportunity to visit this special place in your lifetime... Highly recommended. This is a bucket list stop.Just for fun, I listened to Paul Simons hit Graceland as I strolled to the spot where a legend once lived.

If you love Elvis, youre gonna love Graceland. I cant even believe thats a question. Are you thinking to yourself, should I go to Graceland? The answer is in the fact that you even asked: yes. Go to Graceland. Its fantastic.

This place is simply put....Amazing! Well worth the ticket price to see everything that was and is Elvis. Staff is amazing people that continues to ask if you need or have questions throughout the mansion tour.

The property is beautifully landscaped with Southern charm. The interior gives insite to who Elvis was in life. Its extravagantly designed and furnished. All employees are friendly and very helpful. The tour is self pasted with video and sound information of each area. The vehicle museum is a delight to those interested in cars. The walk through his planes was interesting and informative of the technology of the time. Great place to visit.

If you enjoy history and music then Graceland would be a great adventure! I have been about 5 times which included the VIP tour. Well worth the money and we truly were given VIP treatment. Once I lost my sunglasses and the staff of Graceland found them in the house and returned them to me.

If youve ever wanted to see 1970s opulence at its peak, then you NEED to visit Graceland. The entire property is a time capsule showcasing the life of Elvis Presley in ways casual fans (like myself) might not expect. A private racquetball court? Of course. Three televisions in the living room? It was good enough for the president, so it was good enough for Elvis. A custom airplane? Oh, hell yes.And then theres the Jungle Room.The self guided tour even has an audio component hosted by John Uncle Jesse Stamos.My wife and I went shortly after they re-opened in 2020 with new COVID-19 restrictions in place. While they werent perfect (the shuttle to and from the house did not distance seats correctly) - the limited capacity overall made the experience feel comfortable. A positive side effect to this was the ability to get clear photos of the tour without random people getting in the shot.We opted to stay across the street at the Guest House at Graceland which I recommend if youre coming to visit Graceland in order immerse yourself into pure TCB culture. It definitely made the experience that much more memorable.WARNING: Side effects include forcing your spouse to listen to Elvis Radio on SiriusXM for the remainder of your road trip after visiting.

We live only a couple of hours South of Graceland , so we try to visit as much as possible . The exhibits in “Elvis’ Memphis” right across the street from the mansion are fantastic . The food is very good at the restaurants we’ve eaten at over there also . Bring some extra cash. You may need it . Overall, just a relaxing short drive get-away for us . Thanks .

If you are looking to be apart of the Graceland experience without actually going on the tour or through the mansion, you can visit the gate and the wall. There you can add your name to the wall of Graceland and take several photos. Remember your marker! There is parking right in front of the wall and if you like me and didn’t know where the wall was it is across the street from his plane.

GREAT NEWS! From the 1st of December to the 20th, they are offering daily Christmas Tours. The tours start from 2pm to 4pm at the Graceland Mansion! Graceland has been nominated for the 2020 Best Holiday Historic Home Tour Award if you love the King please vote!

Its very expensive. However, we really enjoyed our time here. We went on the $70 tour. Everything ran smoothy, we had enough time to see everything without feeling rushed and we never felt crowded or too close to other family groups. The employees are all very kind and helpful and the self guided audio narration is fantastic. Im not a huge Elvis fan but I was very impressed with the tour and Im so glad we visited!

I took my 12 year old son. We stopped on our way back home to Texas from New Jersey. I was afraid he would be bored but he absolutely loved it! So did I! There is SO MUCH to see. Its a little more money to see the mansion but its well worth it. So many exhibits. His cars, his costumes, his movies, his furniture, etc. I saw a commercial when I got home to Texas that its 1200 acres. You could spend all day there easily. I was concerned about covid 19 but they have reduced capacity and social distancing was enforced. I only wish masks were mandated. The two twin sisters behind us kept veering towards us while in line. I finally politely asked one of them to please keep her distance. She quickly apologized but then proceeded to make fun of my request and started coughing on purpose murmuring something about America being a free country. My son only has me, since his father passed away in 2016. I am NOT trying to chance orphaning my child. Thankfully as the tour went underway, my son and I hung back and let everyone else in our small group go in front of us, including the two twin sisters. We had a blast and were completely by ourselves almost the whole time. We were able to go at our own pace and really took our time. Before continuing our journey back to Texas, we enjoyed a fabulous, reasonably priced BBQ meal with two sides, a drunk and a dessert for $16/each outside one of the two restaurants they still had open. It was delicious and the lady that helped us was the sweetest! Im so glad we went. If you ever get a chance, please go!!

This was a great experience. We spent 4 1/2 hours touring the home and exhibits. If you have time, get the 2 day pass. Everything was very professional and interesting. When we went they were only allowing a limited number of visitors because of Covid so we were able to see and do everthing without crowds and having to wait in lines to see the exhibits and do the interactive displays which were very clever and easy to do. Highly recommend and will return next time we are in the area.

My wife and I were so impressed with how large and spectacular the campus area is. Everything was spotless and clean. We were very pleased with the plans in place to deal with the Covid-19. The shuttle from this place to that was of upmost importance to us. The handicap accessible shuttle and parking is on par with the best in the world. The food available was to die for. We really lived it up there. We will be back many times in the future. Thank you for everything!

The experience at Graceland was amazing. I am giving it 5 Stars because of the helpfulness of the tour guides and how polite they were. When I went there with my family we had an awesome time. My favorite part of the tour was probably Elvis House and then the time he was in the military. Because I also served in the Army. A side note that my oldest daughter told me that Graceland was the 2nd most toured place in the United States right behind the White House. I would highly recommend this tour if you have not already been. Quite an experience. Trust me!!

The Graceland mansion was definitely worth a visit, but the Disneyland across the street was a special brand of awful. It’s $73 for one adult (Disney World starts at $109), and the exhibits in the complex are relatively sparse and uninteresting.Only the most devoted Elvis fan would appreciate most of the displays. The number of gift stores between each exhibit also left a bad taste in my mouth.Visit once for the mansion, but otherwise save your time for better attractions in Memphis.

Had a wonderful time. Worth every penny. Will definitely be back again in the future. All the workers were very nice and friendly.

Absolutely amazing!!!!I can’t believe what I was seeing just unbelievable. I spent all day there and I intend to go back again loved it. I did the exclusive tour, highly recommend the VIP tour

At first I was a little hesitant to visit Graceland because the tickets are a little pricey from my point of view. Since it was my first time in Memphis I decided to spend the money and was very glad I did. it was very interesting to see Elvis house and how he lived. they also have a great self guided audio and video tour with an iPad which provided a lot of additional details about his live and family. (different languages available).after the house tour you can check out several museums with his cars, costumes and so on. my favorite exhibition was the one about other artists that were influenced by Elvis. it was stunning to see how big his influence was and still is.Will I come back? probably not because over 70$ is a high price for a ticket. qas it worth it? definitely, especially for first time visitors I would recommend it!

This was my second visit. The first was over 10 years ago. Three years ago they completely changed Graceland adding a large museum complex across the street. It allowed for a large room with his cars, a large room with outfits of singers that were inspired by those of Elvis, one about his times in the military, one with Elvis outfits, one about his films with lots of movie posters, one about Lisa Marie, the beautiful collection of gold and platinum records, and a section where you re-live Elvis start (they show a documentary there). In the mansion, everything was as before with an addition of an area where they talk about Elvis family and life (where before they had the gold and platinum records. I think) and the racketball/ exercise building.

This experience was AMAZING!We were in the house where Elvis and his family lived, ate, played music, watched TV, rode go carts and eventually died and are buried there!! Very interesting learning about his life. 10 stars!!

My first visit! We had a quick trip to Memphis & I took the $70 tour. Worth every penny! Employees were super nice & helpful. Masks are required. I loved how normal Elvis house looked compared to the over indulgences stars today are. My favorite was the display of all his cars. Allow plenty of time for lots of reading too. Great way to spend 4 hrs in the AC during really hot day. The camera on my phone quit working during the first couple rooms so now its an excuse to go back!

I loved this. Alot bigger in person than what you see on videos and pictures. Its a feeling. It felt like home. I waited my whole life to come here and the emotions were alot. Even tho hes gone and his family it still felt like he was going to come around the corner you he was gonna ride up on a horse. This was the greatest experience in my life. I will cherish it. If you get a chance you need to come and see history plus if you havent been in yrs then you need to come back. So much has been added on across the street. Ahhh Im still floating.

Graceland is absolutely an experience of a lifetime. We were fortunate to take the Ultimate VIP Tour; which I highly recommend. Our tour guide Kandis was fantastic. When she was talking about Elvis and who he was. It was as if she was talking about a member of her own family. Elvis and his music have always been a part of my life. Our experience at Graceland and with Kandice made this one of our most memorable life experiences.

Truly worth every penny. Employees are knowledgeable, friendly, helpful, they really seem to enjoy their jobs. Quality of the whole experience is second to none. A must see and do when in Memphis. Long live the King!!

Loved the Mansion and the tour. Also loved the car museum. A wonderful day trip for us!!

Wow!!! We stayed at Graceland Guesthouse and I caught the free shuttle over to my tour first thing in the morning. It was incredible! I felt like the only thing that could top my experience was Elvis himself giving the tour with pure pride. Priscillas love and respect for Elvis is poured into every detail! I was worried it would be hard since I have multiple sclerosis and was by myself for that part. Nope, everything went off without a hitch. Thanks to Covid, I was concerned it would be a hot mess, but it was the opposite! Everyone was very careful. In fact our group was just me! I was able to see each room at my own pace with the ipad tour and take pictures! Staff was near to ask questions and extremely kind! The details and perfection of each item was as if time had stopped the second I walked through that door! Due to time I had to make my tour shorter than I wanted. I will however be back for sure! Worth every penny! I have nothing but amazing things to say about my entire experience! To Priscilla, thank you for saving and pouring all that love into showing the world a piece of the amazing life of Elvis and his family.

Its Elvis! So much better than when I went nine years ago. I feel like they hove a more complete tour with so much more to see. The different museums, the restaurants, and of course the souvenir shops. We ate at Vernons. I hate to admit this, I am from Texas and that was some of the best BBQ I have ever eaten. Go Memphis! If you have been to Graceland in the past, I encourage you to go again. There is so much more to see~

Loved it. Wished I would have had more time. My mother being 80 yrs old it was too much walking for her. Was no places for her to sit inside and cool off. But there was one employee that gave up her chair for her to sit. But it was good

It was a lovely tour, no crowds, perfect weather. We were able to see each room clearly without being rushed. It was like a step back in time!

Graceland is such a wonderful memorial and tribute to a legend. It is an honor to walk in the footsteps of Elvis and to imagine Graceland in the hustle and bustle of its full glory. They have added many attractions since we visited last, which was 10 years ago.

This place was really cool. We got the second tour package so that we would get to go through the mansion and I think it was worth it. The tour was self guided using an iPad and headphones that were provided and then we went through his garage and airplane stuff as well as a few of the exhibits. It is definitely an all day thing.

I absolutely loved every moment there. I recommend if you havent been go and see it.

Everything we expected. All the staff were very helpful. The displays were set up and laid out in a way that was very easy to navigate. There was a lot of info that was new to me , that I was glad to learn. Theyve done an excellent job keeping the place up. Im glad I finally made the trek.

Fabulous trip! Can’t believe there is so much memorabilia. Highly recommend staying at the Guesthouse. Seeing Graceland at Christmas was beautiful. The house was wonderfully decorated. The staff friendly and knowledgeable. You should put this on your bucket list.

Graceland was always was a dream for my mother to see, so when our family went on an ancestry roadtrip during the summer we arranged to tour the mansion. The outside of the house is beautiful. I wish we could have spent more time in front of the house to get more photographs. As this is a very popular place we were rather pushed through rather quickly and had to wear masks as well as our temperature was taken before boarding the bus which took us to the mansion for our tour. We felt save even during the pandemic. The interior of the house of course was rather dated but I loved the stained glass window and staircase inside the house. I also really enjoyed seeing items and photos of Elvis and his family. I was happy to witness the cemetery where Elvis and his family are buried on the grounds as well. My mother was giddy the whole time we were here and we also bought lots of souvenirs from the shops. I was surprised that the neighborhood was very run down. I am happy they had a parking area for guests as it felt more safe leaving our cars there.

Graceland was great today. I don’t know if it was because it was a weekday, because of COVID, or because it was raining, but there were very very few people also visiting (which made it even better!).I enjoyed the tour of the mansion, car collection, and planes, and I didn’t realize ahead of time that there was much much more — a section about fashion influence, a section about Lisa Marie, about television, about the army, and also the archives.I’m not a fan (gasp!), but the museum was a pleasure. The staff throughout were all very nice and they have taken a very mindful approach to social distancing.

The heartland of Elvis! Wonderful estate to walk through. I would encourage you to go through the museums as well. You really gain sense of how full and rapid paced life he lived. Worth every penny! Overall you can spend half a day walking around trying to see everything!

I already visited Graceland in 2008 and the shops and loved it.The good thing about the shops now is the food and service. I did not enjoy how the shops were set it. Its huge it takes away from the cozy atmosphere. I didnt know one end from another. I loved it the way it used to be with the disjocky and the shops being smaller. After awhile it was a turn off. And prices? Lord help.

I just lived my dream. My husband brought me here. And it was Amazing to finally be able to come and see Elvis home. Thank you for the new memories I will forever cherish. All employees were wonderful. Home and everything looked clean and kept up well.

So much to read and see. Very informative. Im glad we bought the entourage VIP.

At first I thought, $80 to tour a house? But it was an all day affair between Graceland and the museums. I would suggest if this is the only time youll ever you, dont go in the time of coronavirus. The museums are fine but youre rushed through the house and miss bring able to take it all in.

Never sure what to expect at Graceland but pleasantly surprised at the tour amd displays and museum. Highly recommended even if you are not an Elvis fan...a nice slice of 60s and 70s Americana

Excellent experience. Took the ultimate vip tour. Had a great time. Very interesting to hear morecabout the private life of Elvis.

This is a must see, a glimpse into the life of a legend,Elvis was to kind for his own good,

I was pleasantly surprised by how smoothly the tour went and the up keep of the property and museum itself. The tablet provided information about the rooms and family life as we walked through Graceland. It was a fun day that took about four hours, there are a few restaurants to grab a bite to eat on site. Everything was clean and the staff were friendly. A must see in Memphis!

Horrible customer service... had a weekend planned in Memphis traveling from Florida, Unfortunately my husband returned home from a 24 hr shift as a firefighter the day of our travel with a fever of 100 so needless to say we were not going to put anyone at risk. Every place that I had made reservations for the weekend was very accommodating and refunded the money no questions asked. My experience with customer service at Graceland was far from pleasant, the representative was rude and cut me off multiple times preventing me from explaining my sitituation the transferred me to a supervisor that never called back to address th issue. If this was in times of the common cold and not covid my husband would have traveled no problem but Unfortunately this is not the case. I cant say anything negative about the actual site because we did not get a chance to visit but I can tell you I will never visit due to the poor customer service I received!!!

My Honey went against his will - By the smile on his face , I think he enjoyed it .Beautiful day at Graceland

Visiting Graceland was part of my bucket list. I was very impressed with how well managed and how well organized Graceland was. As a long time fan of Elvis I was very impressed at how management has done such a great effort to honor Elvis legacy and how our tour guide was so friendly and accommodating. We are definitely coming back. Thank you so much for such a wonderful experience.

Well its cool..but 100 a person not worth it..no military discount..but also didnt pay to get in..bribed security guard to get in..well worth 10$

High ticket prices, but you get to see EVERYTHING Elvis.His home, cars, archives, army memorabilia, entertainment memorabilia, awards, videos to watch, etc, etc.If Elvis is your thing there are gift shops around every corner!A neat experience to say you have done.

Really enjoyed the Graceland experience! Our fault, we should have been at the gate when they opened because there is so much to see & read! We were there for almost 7 hours but we felt we needed a few more hours!

The price of admission is a double take. Crazy expensive. So the question is, was it worth it? Yes! The mansion was incredible and definitely has a certain spirit to it. Make sure you get your $ worth. A one and done but definitely worth the one time.

Wonderful views , a great place to visit if you love history and rich culture you are bound to love it ! Wonderful experience for the whole family .

Another Bucket List check mark. Finally able to reach Memphis & get behind the scenes. Learned so much more about the place & The Man. Able to spend 3.5 hours meandering about Graceland & the museum spaces.I was totally shocked upon seeing the Gold Records Wall. Just WOW.

Fantastic, unbelievable all of the sites and things to see. Whether youre an Elvis fan or not I must see well worth the time and money.

Graceland is a mansion on a 13.8-acre (5.6 ha) estate in Memphis, Tennessee, United States, once owned by singer and actor Elvis Presley. His daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, has been the owner of Graceland since his death in 1977. Graceland is located at 3764 Elvis Presley Boulevard in the vast Whitehaven community, about 9 miles (14 km) from Downtown and less than 4 miles (6.4 km) north of the Mississippi border.It was opened to the public as a museum on June 7, 1982. The site was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on November 7, 1991, becoming the first site related to rock and roll to be entered therein. Graceland was declared a National Historic Landmark on March 27, 2006, also a first for a rock singer. Graceland is the second most-visited house in the U.S. after the White House, with over 650,000 visitors a year.

This tour was fantastic!! We loved all the information you could listen to and seeing everything up close. It was well worth the trip!! If you love Elvis you have to see Graceland!!

Nice experience. Worth the visit. We paid Ultimate VIP tour for $180/person. Expensive, but the guide explained a lot and we had a meal at Vernons included. Maybe the $80s is better without a guide but you get a nice tablet tour. To pick-up the tickets you need to pay $10 parking, they do not have signs for retrieve your tickets without going by car. I was expecting more things to see at Graceland. Poor sound, low or no background sound in all visit areas. Really? We are talking about the King house. Put some Elvis music guys. Stuff is nice/helpful and friendly.

I really wanted to give this 5 stars because I don’t think there are too many Elvis fans bigger than me. I wasn’t even alive when Elvis walked this earth, yet for the last 26 years I have loved him. Everything: who he was, what he stood for, the kind of man, father, son he was. He just had that thing every man wants... Charisma. So you can imagine me pulling up to Graceland for the first time, I was ecstatic!Elvis’ house and the grounds were absolutely awesome. Seeing how he lived, what he liked, how he decorated, experiencing places he actually sat and ate and lived was just so cool. That part of the experience was amazing.The museum portion of the tour was the part we were less crazy about. When you have this idea of going to Graceland you kind have this intimate thought that it’s just you and your family friends, in this home and getting to experience The Kings life. But that’s really not to case. There is kind of an amusement park feel to it. We believe a big part of that could be attributed to the attitude of the staff. I know the staff there are just normal people living in Memphis trying to make a living, but they are unenthusiastic... Every time you ask questions; they either do not know, or you feel like you are bothering them. You know when you get to Disney and you feel like your at the happiest place on earth? I wanted that so bad for Graceland!!Do I think you should come see this in your life time and cross this off you bucket list? Absolutely! Especially if you are an Elvis fan. I just wish there were a few tweaks to make it a little better.Expert Tips: Bring a marker to sign the wall in front of his house! If you’re unsure which ticket option to go with, we felt the regular experience tour ($73) or the ultimate ($185) were the best value. The extra exhibit you get for the VIP tour is not worth the extra $40 per person. The Ultimate VIP tour comes with your own tour guide & from what we overheard, they are pretty knowledgeable!

Just amazing but I was supposed to have the planes as part of my tour and it was on my ticket but the lady told me it was only the museums so I wasnt happy about that but other than that it was great for my first time in Graceland

Very cool place. Put together nicely. Following all the Covid guidlines. It was nicer to have 6ft apart. You got to see most of the house by yourself taking turns. Not a crowd on top of you. $$$. Bring your money.

Very pretty and you learn a lot about Presley. So fans will love this!

Loved it and it was not my idea to go! My 22year old is a fan of Elvis and he wanted to stop at Graceland while on a family trip. After pondering the idea I agreed. The Guest House at Graceland was fantastic and cheaper than hotels in the area. We stayed two days, great staff too . You board a shuttle to Graceland Mansion for a wonderful tour. The real pleasure were the exhibits of Elvis across the street, where his plane is parked and all his earthly possessions are displayed. You can see everything in a day. The gift shops in the exhibit area are fairly priced and the gifts in the Guest House store are cheaper in price than expected. Eat your breakfast at the Guest House, better than out in town. I left Graceland with a deeper understanding of Elvis and had a great time !!!

So much to see here. If traveling through make it a day because theres the tour and then theres all the rest of the exhibits in all stations of his life. Loved it!

So awesome to see everything and learn things, just go back in time.

Graceland exceeded my expectations GREATLY! IT WAS EXCEPTIONAL.Its worth the trip. The VIP your was great. I only wished they gave extra time to ponder with some of the exhibits. There were a few places I really wanted to hear all of a video they played of Elvis speaking that because in a group and on a time limit we didnt get too hear it all bc the guide was talking. However you have the option of going back through if you decide to on your own. There are benefits to VIP and self guided. There is truly so much to soak in! The gift shops are plentiful and I am not a souvenir purchaser,however I became one on this trip! Whoever does there marketing did a fine job on the merchandise. Its useful and not junk.There are his airplanes and cars,motorcycles. Truly amazing ️Also this is a huge huge thing, eat at VERNONS . it is on the premises at Graceland. We were very surprised to note the food was exceptional! Not only was it great,but almost every item was gluten free. I am gluten intolerant and the bbq from the pork to the brisket,the ribs,chicken ALL were gluten free. But wait...THE MAC N CHEESE WAS GLUTEN FREE AND DELICIOUS!!!!!!️ The sides of vegetables were truly good and we liked it so much we came back the next day to eat befpre we headed back home. We had to pay to park again but it was worth it. Get the premium it is more bang for buck! Oh..and if you like fried catfish and are gluten intolerant..guess what..you can eat it and the cornbread( taste like a cupcake). For my family and I , (whom the rest of them have no gluten issues) this was all around the best food. We will come again in the fall and try Gladys next time!We thought this trip would be a good weekend get away..never did we think wed enjoy it so much?

If you love Elvis, youll love Graceland! Take the tour..so worth the visit!

Had a lot of beautiful things to look at

I can only assume it would have been awsome, if we had of arrived before they closed....

I was reluctant to go here, the prices are on the high side in my opinion, but I was glad I did. One thing I came to understand is that despite all his fame what he wanted most of all was what we all want. A nice place to call home. Its not a mansion by any means but a nice upper middle class home on a few acres. So he had a bit more money than your average upper middle class family what he did with the place was quite tasteful.

How can Graceland rate anything less than 5 stars?

Really nice. The mansion is lovely and could take as much time as wanted viewing rooms. There is so much to see there! I loved the feeling of being able to honor Elvis’ memory by respectfully touring all he built up in his shortened life. The staff were nice and trying real hard (most of them). Had an excellent cheeseburger in the restaurant there and bought some souvenirs that were quite reasonably priced and well made.

As far everything you got to say was pretty neat everything was pretty cool. Really enjoy that part as far as how much you have to spend to go in and see it didnt like it that much I feel like it was overpriced. I feel like they should have a ticket for people that can see individual things like his home. I think most people would love to see the mansion and would just do that by itself but they kind of make you do things that you dont want in order to be able to see the Elvis home.

Graceland is like my personal Mecca Id love to work here caretaking. Im so glad the family opened it to the public. Lisa Marie seems like an amazing person.

It was absolutely awesome. I had so much fun. The staff were so nice and helpful. I am so glad I went and will go again

If you are an Elvis fanatic, let me tell you, NOW is the time to go!! I have been two graceland 3 times before this and the experience was wonderful, but nothing compared to now. In previous trips it is incredibly busy and you are hurried through everything simply because of the volume of ppl going through, but because of the pandemic and the rules in place it feels like you were handed the keys to graceland and granted access to just roam through. Also, kudos to Graceland for finally expanding the displays with more of Elviss stuff and moving all of his FABULOUS suits and gold records into their own exhibit, I loved viewing them in previous visits, but to have the extra time to admire them rather than pushed through the raquetball room where they were once displayed is priceless!!

They have added so much more to the museum. So cool. Very touching. Elvis is King no doubt. Pricier than a few years ago but absolutely worth it.

Aside from Elvis being the greatest pop culture phenomenon of the 20th century, Graceland is an exquisite time capsule of mid-century home design and decor. One of the best tours I’ve ever taken. More enjoyable even than Hearst Castle, and that’s saying something!

Very cool to see everything here even if you arent a big Elvis fan. Very well put together but a bit expensive.

The tour is awesome with the new technology they provide

We had a great time loved playing on all the interactive videos and photos. The new 200,000 square foot memorabilia section was awesome!

First off, we are not huge Elvis fans but we do like some of his music. While in Memphis we thought we should visit Graceland and see what they have to offer. The tickets were more expensive than we thought they should be but after visiting, there is a lot more to see than we expected. The mansion was fabulous and Graceland had a lot more to offer that we expected. There was Elvis motors, section on his military career, his football interest. They had a room with lots of his outfits and a section on Lisa Marie. We also got to tour 2 of his custom jets. There were several gift shop and 4 restaurants. We actually spent almost 4 hours on the tour. The restrooms were very clean and since they just re-opened due to Corid-19 the crowd was very, very small. We started our tour with 1 other couple

Totally worth it! Took my mom for a birthday present (since she’s a HUGE Elvis fan, of course) and she LOVED it. I recommend the Ultimate VIP tour - a bit pricey, but worth it. Access to everything, no waiting in line, a meal voucher to Vernon’a Smokehouse (delicious!), and the tour with an expert makes it worthwhile. Thanks so much to Kristyn! She was so great, personable, and knew so much about Elvis and the history. Such a fun experience!

Just wished my Parents were still alive so they could have seen it for themselves but they came along with me in spirit Thank God for Blessing me!!! My Grandkids enjoyed it!!!

My wife and I visited Graceland on September 29, 2020. The museum is interesting and offers a lot of displays. We enjoyed the displays.The problem was not with the displays but with the employees. There was a total lack of courtesy and help. Many times employees were busy talking with one another and ignoring guests. At times they seemed bothered by having to answer questions or help with purchases.The most appalling situation involved an employee who was obviously very sick in the store Next to Elvis’s airplane display. as she coughed incessantly for several minutes and without excusing herself.Her cough was deep, heavily congested,, and continuous. Other employees ignored her continuous cough. I wanted to leave the store but she stood near the exit door. I finally said I was very uncomfortable and asked that she move so I could exit and she continued to stand by the door coughing heavily for several minutes. I was petrified due to my age and powerless to get out for several minutes. She finally moved but walked directly by me as though my request for her to move seemed to bother her.I strongly recommend that Graceland Management address these issues as safety should be paramount with COVID all around and to help employees realize that the high cost of entry should include a workforce that values its customers and strives for excellence.

Really cool and nice to visit. I’m not a huge Elvis fan in general but it was still interesting and kind of fun to interact with the exhibits. However they have about 7 gift shops and they charge a 4% tourist tax which we only encountered at Graceland... just add the 4% to the price!

Just an awesome place and great historical site must see for all music fans as Elvis inspired many

This was a once in lifetime experience—and yes only once. The museum admission price was Sky high to enter. However, it did include a lot of museums and exhibits. We enjoyed walking through the property around Graceland and the house the most.

Impressive collections of Elvis Presleys achievements, properties and paraphernalia that every fan should see!

These people stole my money. I am having to go through my bank to dispute the charges because they will not give me a refund. We had purchased tickets prior to the Covid pandemic. When I called to cancel because we will not be traveling during this time they said they can not issue any refunds no exceptions. Even during a global pandemic!!!! I had to postpone my wedding and was going to be out on the road for 3 weeks. We had multiple flights, hotels, cars, shows & activities booked and every single one of them issued me a full refund no questions asked. Even everyone we hired for our wedding issued us refunds. These crooks are the only ones who refuse. They dont care about their customers. Because of this incident, I will never be coming here and I would not recommend anyone else. They are heartless and will steal your money too.

One of the best tours I’ve ever been on. We got VIP tickets and viewed the mansion, his records, clothes he wore on stage, his life in the army, his cars and so much more. Time spent was 4 hours. We probably could have taken more time and spent an ex hour or 2. Amazing experience. Elvis was a generous man and loved his family very much.

I enjoyed it but was frustrated because the internet showed you could purchase a tour of the house separately for $41 each. When we got there they charged us $152 for 2 adults. You could only get the ticket for everything. Thats not what we wanted but didnt have a choice.

Had a really great experience. The mansion tour was informative and fun. The rest of the exhibits were awesome. You owe to yourself to come and see this place. Friendly staff and the place is well kept.

Campground was nice. Bathrooms could have been better but overall had a good time. Walking distance to Graceland

You get a real eye opener into who Elvis actually was. Highly recommend the VIP tour. Expensive but worth it. Definitely going back.

I toured Graceland when Elvis was in his coffin. It was a beautiful place. The mansion is still beautiful behind its fences, but the street out front... The real world begins in the ghetto

Graceland was amazing and my daughter and I had so much fun touring the Elvis exhibits and listening to Elvis music. He is truly the king. The catfish was delicious at Vernons Smokehouse where we got to see Elvis videos on the TV. And of course, the rock concert featuring Tesla at the Graceland Soundstage was truly the best rock concert Ive ever seen. They absolutely rocked and Jeff Keiths vocals once again blew me away.

We got the Manson + Plan tour. It was a very nice experience. Specially now during COVID since they are only operating at 25% that means less people and less line. You can really enjoy and take your time through the tour

Absolutely loved it. Was an awesome experience. Also was able to tour his planes, the basin on the sinks 14k gold its a must see!!!

While my love for elvis is great I found it quite expensive. I am sure he would want his fans happy to visit and pay respects not be overpriced. Long live the king.