We had a wonderful time visiting Graceland! The last time I visited was 34 years ago and man has it changed! There is so much to see and it is all so beautifully displayed. The trip through the home is fun but there is so much more to see. All the memorabilia, all the awards, his planes, his clothes and costumes. It takes quite awhile to see it all but you go at your pace. The car museum is really cool as well. I highly recommend. There were 3 of us and we all really enjoyed our experience!

I have not been to Graceland in 20 years until we went this past week. My wife and I had a fabulous time we toured the mansion and the extra museum with the cars and all of the costumes, records, etc. The entire experience is now a very impressive Museum type experience. Suffice to say we loved it. From the amazing time capsule filling of the Mansion itself to all of the great Nostalgia that they have displayed now both in the Mansion proper on the grounds and in the new Museum areas. If you love Rock and Roll, then you love Elvis and you must see Graceland if you get a chance!!

It's a nice place to visit. It's a bit bitter sweet, due to it being a mix between a museum and a shrine to Elvis Presley and his family. His daughter Lisa is laid at Graceland as well as her father. The house is very well cared for and appears to be meticulously kept at the time period Elvis last lived there. There are plenty of shops to visit. Elvis's cars were on location and two jets for viewing, based on the tickets that you purchased. It's not the cheapest place to visit, but I would recommend it as a place to visit while you visit Memphis. Unfortunately I cannot recommend it to be your only reason for a visit. To help with that, the Memphis area has so much to offer, with so many places to visit, like the zoo.

The tour is really well done. I love the self guided audio tours. Much better than having to read everything. It was so much fun to see the house. It was also quite sobering to see the graves. The staff has everything down to a science. Everything is very well run. All the exhibits are also very well done. Take your time and enjoy them. The mansion is probably the highlight, but it was also great to see all of his jump suits. They are quite impressive. It is amazing to see all of the artifacts and memorabilia. The is so much to see. I would plan for a minimum of 3 hours. If you are a super fan, you could easily spend all day there. Fortunately, they have food and drinks on site.

Coming from a massive Elvis fan I was disappointed at this trip. They were shuttling way too many people in at once. They didn't require masks in such tight quarters as the mansion or even the planes which were overloaded and not well ventilated. I understand EPE is all about money money money but even this way embarrassing for their standards. It was so rushed because of how many shuttles they were forcing through. You pay $75+ you should be able to soak it all in and move at your pace at least. The new complex was awesome with Elvis's jumpsuits, stage wear, army wear, cars and other things all out finally in a respectable space dedicated to Elvis's fine history. Signing the stone wall is fun and neat. Gift shops are everywhere they shove merchandise down your throat you would think his agent Parker was behind the operations at Graceland. I'll be back again hopefully it's more organized but last week was. Disaster and a waste or hard earned money.

I loved it! I am not a huge fan of everything Elvis but I throughly enjoy my time touring the mansion. The home’s decor was fascinating and some of the oddities seen just made you wonder what the heck what were they thinking? I certainly don’t remember many of the styles used but then again I wasn’t around in the 60’s and was very young in the 70’s. There are reviews stating that the home was small and they expected more. But as I toured the Mansion and watched the home videos, I saw that they enjoyed the company of their friends and family and having more space may have taken that away. The only cons that I have is, the guides tell you that you are not permitted to carry food or drinks on the tour and relayed that there is drinking water along the way. I only saw one water cooler on the tour and by the looks of it, it had been emptied quite some time ago. The day I took the tour, it was 100*. Suggestions: 1. bring water 2. Wear comfortable shoes 3. Prepare for 3-1/2 hours if you do the Elvis Experience tour and 4. Watch all the videos (they are worth the time) Have fun!

It was wonderful. We were a little sad that we couldn't go up to the gate. People were friendly and helpful. The mansion was fun. It would have been nice to see the upstairs. We could go at our own unhurried pace. The planes were great . The center had a lot to see. I enjoyed the cars and the way they were set up.

The Graceland Mansion was a nice short tour of Elvis Presley's house just outside of Memphis. Tour guides are knowledgeable on the house history and what certain things meant to Elvis. Not much career history, but the museum across the street is a recommended next stop when visiting.

This was such a nice visit. Lines were long but this was a truly nice experience if you're a fan of Elvis. The tour was very informative and lasted about an hour if not more. It's a beautiful house and filled with amazing memorabilia. I'm not the biggest Elvis fan but I had a great time. It was pretty pricey though, but if you got the money then definitely stop by.

They have done a wonderful job sharing parts of Elvis's life. If you are an Elvis Presley fan is well worth the trip to see Graceland. We stated Graceland hotel and overall it was very handy and in my opinion worth the money. We bolt bought the ultimate VIP tickets. Wow the tickets are not cheap you get a private tour guide. We had John who was extremely knowledgeable and in my opinion made the extra cost worthwhile.

My wife has loved Elvis since the day I met her. For our 36th anniversary I decided to take her to Memphis and see Graceland and all the Elvis compounds. The weather was a little chilly but we found being a weekday and off season we virtually had the place to ourselves. I purchased the VIP package and all the staff made me feel very important! Loads of details, history and information about the king and his entourage. Memorabilia museum, automobiles and toys even jets. If your an Elvis fan it is a must see. The staff was so friendly and inviting and made our visit extra special. The video interactive activities added another layer of fun and there were loads and loads of opportunities to purchase every kind of souvenir imaginable! I think my wife had a great time I know I did! Highly recommended!

Wow, this has gotten big. The VIP passes were all gone for the day so we did the general pass. It was amazing. I would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to see how huge Elvis was in real life. I could go on for hours about all that we got to see. I have a hundred pictures but you really need to see it for yourself. I'd also recommend going to services in Benton AR. With pastor Rob Joyce, and hold on to something if you tend to faint easily.

Super cool to see Elvis’s home and literally all that he owned and memorabilia. Pretty extensive so be prepared to walk, grab a hat and stay hydrated! The only down side was that when I went the snack and some places to eat as well as stores were all closed and others closed early, like too early! It was really cool to see everything. I wish they would’ve shown more of the home but I guess not. Other than that was a very unique experience.

Purchased the VIP Entourage tickets and they were well worth it. I wasn’t expecting Graceland to be as big as it is. You walk through the front gates to the main entrance. From there you check in and you are taken to the house by tram. With the VIP tickets they take you right up to the Front door and there is no waiting to get in. Once in you your the house and gardens. With the VIP tickets you are allowed to walk to the front of the house and take pictures from the front lawn. Once finished they took us back to the main buildings where we go to see Elvis’ car collection, the Elvis movie exhibit, an exhibit with his stage costumes, and important pieces from Elvis’ life and career. The gold records room and the 68 special memorabilia were some of my favorites. After all that we went down and toured the inside of the Lisa Marie. We were there most of the day and made wonderful memories.

I finally fulfilled my dream of visiting Graceland! Since I was a young girl, I've wanted to experience walking through Elvis Presley's home, and it was truly special. Despite the sadness of his passing, his influence on the music industry and his lasting legacy are undeniable. Exploring Graceland was an incredible experience!

Great little tour here. Parking: $10 normal car $15 oversized Graceland Mansion: $80 I did the audio tour and it was just as good if not better than paying extra for the tour guide. Lots of mirrors lol throughout the whole house.

This was very pricey but the tour was nice and I think it's worth visiting once. I'm not a huge Elvis fan but I still found it interesting and enjoyable. We purchased the $70 tickets. For this price we were able to tour the mansion and the car museum. We were also able to see the plane but we skipped this because we were hot and exhausted. We skipped the rest of Graceland as well. It seemed to be mostly gift shops. I think there may have been another museum but we were a little tired by the end and didn't see that. It might be nice if you're a huge Elvis fan though. Someone else mentioned that they weren't enforcing masks so they left. I didn't experience this. Everyone had masks on and were kept spaced apart.

We visited here from the UK and it was well worth it. The guided tour is really informative and you can go round at your own pace. Staff are all really knowledgeable and ready to help. Buses take you to and from the museums across the road. Recommend this trip to anyone.

I visited Graceland in 1986. It has changed and grown a lot. Today we did the ultimate VIP tour and it was 3 hours of looking around the home, racquetball court, trophy room and the museum which I’ll mention in another review. Definitely worth the time.

Great bucket list destination! Even if you’re not a die-hard Elvis fan it’s definitely an interesting tour. The complex across the road from the mansion is impressive, multiple museum exhibits, gift shops and restaurants, everything you’d need to stay all day! Parking is not included in the tour ticket and cost an additional $10 but we were there for 4 hours! It was nice to see the mansion all done up for Christmas too 🎄

Second visit in 36 years.....the first visit never saw the kitchen or Elvis's parents bedroom, his aunt Delta was still alive and lived there at the time...some of his vehicles were still parked in the carport and the Pink Cadillac and pink jeep were on the lawn to view...some of the gold records were as well as Elvis's jumpsuits and awards lined up in the trophy room l remember in 1987. Fast forward to today... Graceland has expanded quite considerably obviously with the new complex across the street, presents Elvis's belongings quite well. Really glad l returned again to visit.

This place is AMAZING... I'm not an Elvis fan but this place blew my mind away. The house is beautiful and you can feel the energy from him around the house the whole time you really feel like you are visiting a friend. I definitely recommend this place especially if you are an Elvis fan. Hope you guys enjoy the photos.

Decided to get there earlier than ticketed time and So glad we did! There was so much to see and nice restaurants to eat before visiting Graceland. We spent 5 hours there and did not see it all! I am actually hosting an Elvis party this weekend for a couple neighbors who have not seen the movie yet. Great visit! Highly recommend!

Very interesting place. Elvis sure had the best of thr best during his time on earth.

I was stuck in a 1950s,60s,70s eras. I felt like I was time warped. I wasn’t particularly familiar with Elvis history or his accomplishments until I visited Graceland and the Elvis Museum for the first time. Learned a lot about Elvis, his family and the legacy he left behind. He accomplished a lot in such a short period of time. We decided to do the Ultimate VIP tour. This was a once in a lifetime event for us and it was well worth it. We had great personal tour guide that has had encounters with the Presley family. She was knowledgeable about everything. Although towards the end of the tour was bit of a rush through, we were allowed to return to the Museum the following day which we were excited about. Our tickets included a meal voucher to the Vernons Smokehouse right within the museum area. The food was delicious. Overall a great experience.

This was a great experience. The staff was byfar the most polite, friendly and helpful staff I've experience in such an establishment. Dana at the main gift shop was incredible with my children and they will remember her more than the event itself.

What a great place to visit and the education on Elvis Presley.

The Mecca for even a casual Elvis fan, the house is preserved like a moment in time from 1977. Filled with personal items and artifacts from the King's almost incomprehensible life, it shows a glamorous yet comfortable life. The tour obviously isn't the entire house - but you'll see the familiar references like the Jungle Room, rec room with mirrored ceilings, Vernon Presley's office, etc. You'll also visit Meditation Garden where the Presley family rests for eternity. Only the coldest heart would not be moved by this experience.

I love Elvis, so I'm biased. Well preserved Elvis Presley mansion, now is more like a big house. We were there around Thanksgiving, so Christmas decorated. There is a variety of tours, well organized. It's a cult place where Elvis lived and died. Very interesting and emotional. Highly recommend.

The kings home! Amazing tour of Elvis Presley house! Wish you got to your upstairs but that’s the one place you can’t. Favorite room is the jungle room. So many interesting facts and artifact here. Enjoyed everything they had to offer here. Tour was all audio guide with a iPad. Definitely wish they allowed less people per tour. Felt kinda rushed though it

This was my first time visiting and had a great experience! If you are an Elvis fan this is a must see. It was especially fun because I grew up in the 70's and saw many items from our family and friends homes that Elvis had in the house. I learned a lot of things I didn't know about his life and Graceland. We took the Ultimate VIP tour and it was worth every penny. Had a fantastic tour guide named Tony. We were the only ones with him so it was a private tour. The groups can be up to 10 but we booked the first AM tour and it was just us. The tickets were just under $400.00 for the two of us but this included the mansion, cars, motorcycles, boats, and planes plus buildings full of Elvis's personal items, stories, costumes, gold records and much more. We were there all day and still did not see everything. Our package also included all transportation and lunch at Vernon's Steakhouse.

Never really been an Elvis fan. I’ve grown up with the farcical cliche that he had become. So going to Graceland seemed like an obligation to Memphis. It was expensive, but I’m very glad I went. My appreciation for Elvis as a person grew exponentially. He was cool. I mean really cool. He was a vanguard. Yes, he made money off black music as a white musician, but it’s what the world needed. His house was very cool and I’m glad they keep it open. It’s a money maker, but I don’t regret paying my share.

Lots of pictures to take, interesting to see Elvis inside home. He liked those purples and pinks etc. We didn't get to see the inside jet cause security said we needed to go buy an extra ticket. He didn't know what he was talking about and we had already left. So be aware of what your tickets say.

Amazing to finally see this and take our father who is the ultimate Elvis fan ( as are my sister and I by osmosis lol). We we're lucky that we went at a fairly quiet time of the heat and were able to get photos of ourselves exclusively at the front of Graceland which is really nice. The tour of his home and the accompanying museum tour (we got the VIP passes) allowed us to see everything about Elvis, his career and family and really got a sense of who he was as a person. Really enjoyed the tour and my dad now has this bucket list well and truly ticked !!

I grew up with Elvis constantly playing on our stereo. My parents were huge fans. We visited Graceland to honor them and it did not disappoint. I learned many new details about the Presleys and our group thoroughly enjoyed every minute of the tour. The staff was informative and kind and we were all treated as guests while we visited.

"Graceland Mansion" - a place that wrote history and dramatic - you can feel it when you walk through the house. A very small, private, quirky, but certainly the time adapted house and its furnishings. Despite the many people who visit the house every day, there is enough time to linger, take photos and see the life of the star and his family. The horse paddock, the pool and the outdoor facilities are also very authentic and you always have the feeling that the house is still inhabited. At the gravesites, it is painful and beautiful at the same time that the family is completely "united" again there. Graceland Mansion is always worth a visit!

My wife and I are big Elvis fans and this was a long time coming. And it definitely was worth the visit. We got the Ultimate VIP Package. That is the top package you can get. We loved every bit of our time there. We went on a hot day, so that was the only thing that we didn't like. But you spend most of the time inside the mansion, museums, gift shops, restaurants. You do have to walk down to the planes. But we loved it all. Would definitely go back again one day!

Amazing!!! Wasn't a big Elvis fan, but wanted to check out Graceland. It was excellent! Learned a lot about the legendary icon. The mansion was fantastic. The audio tour really helped navigate everything there was to see. Sureal to think the King of Rock once graced those halls! Highly recommend for even the casual music fan

Interesting but definitely overpriced! I went after 1pm on a weekend and the price changed but they were not able to tell me what the price difference was for. The very young cashiers (3) were all on their phones & not paying attention to the customer flow (avoiding eye contact & not assisting customers). Only one cashier was doing all the work but wasn't pleasant & not knowledgeable. Once we arrived at the mansion, the vibe was different. The tour guides and helpers were friendly and engaging. I don't personally understand the price of the tour but I did enjoy it.... for $100, I need snacks and a beverage 😁

Overall enjoyed visiting the home of EP. Felt going in at the start was a bit crowded as you single file through most of the rooms and therefore for me, I might not have viewed each room for as long. There's plenty to see throughout the mansion with loads of pictures and stories. After leaving the mansion there's still lots to see with the collection of cars etc. Glad I seen it as I've always wanted to but once will be enough.

What an experience. I like his music but didn't know much about him, his career or family. The home was well-kept and displayed beautifully. So much history. Each person in our party found something to admire. Beautiful grounds. I took a lot of photos, but it really is something you need to see in person.

Fascinating glimpse into the home of The King. The house was smaller than expected, though very interesting. We did the VIP Tour, so didn’t have to queue, but queues weren’t too long anyway. Lots of parking and opportunities to purchase Elvis memorabilia.

Loved it, it was my highlight of my trip. It was amazing seeing how elvis lived and how come his home was. Dreams do come true, its up to you to make them come dream. You need to see graceland with your own eyes.

Loved, loved, loved Elvis' home, Graceland. Mixed feelings from voyeuristic while peering into his home life and walking in the footsteps of his family, to immense sadness walking around the Meditation Garden which holds the tombs of Elvis and his family, including his daughter Lisa Marie who passed only earlier this year. Visiting Graceland is a bucket list item for many, and I feel so blessed to have had the opportunity to visit. If you can, even if you're not a fan of his music, just go.

Great to visit but exhibits don't put elvis in context. Lots of empty space that needs to be filled. No explanation of Elvis' impact. Outfits don't even have the proper boots with them, cheap imitation modern boots instead. Shows lack of detail which should not be the case in a museum. Limited food options. Overpriced for what you get. Elvis deserves better.

We loved Graceland . The exhibits were so well curated. It was our first visit. The tour was very informative. The Elvis the movie was wonderful. His costumes were extraordinary. All the employees were very helpful in directing us where to go

House was awesome, museum side was a little touristy as expected. Worth the trip.

Really good experience.

I had a good time going threw the Mansion but what a sad ending to our rock history. My heart goes out to Lisa for the loss of her son as he rests with elvis.

I brought my husband here for his birthday... I ordered him the ultimate VIP tour... It states in the ticket purchase it states if u miss your tour you will be scheduled for the next tour... Well my huband and I didnt get the next tour cuz there was no room so our tickets got downgraded from the 190 dollar tour to the 75 dollar self-guided tour... It definitely disappointed me cuz I wanted my husband to experience something he has never been able to experience... they gave us the difference back for the other tickets it was just disappointed... otherwise his house is beautiful and its very interesting... like elvis was a twin and we didn't know that...

This place is crazy! Loved the tour of the house and his collection of cars and bikes.

A must visit if you visit Memphis

Amazing experience, the preservation is immaculate.

It is a beautiful place. Very interesting and our guide Tony was the best.

Great place to visit but s little expensive for tours.

Bucket list! As it was freezing temperatures we had the tour to ourselves. Only frustrating part was having the specific gift shops close before our tour completed.

Very interesting to see how Elvis lived. The decor was fun to see. Sunday afternoon was not busy at all.

We had a wonderful time during the tour!

We really enjoyed our visit to Graceland Mansion and seeing so much of Elvis' history. The audio tour was really informative.

Piece of Rock and Roll history. A must see. You don't have to be an Elvis fan to appreciate the magnitude of his accomplishments and contributions.

A lot has changed since I've been here in 2008 many many buildings were built in 2017. Definitely upgraded the experience.

A great sample of Elvis Presley taste and how he lived. Really worthy to be visiting if you are in Memphis-TN vicinities.

Spent this morning touring around Graceland. What an awesome inspiring trip!!! It was very obvious the love Elvis had for his family and his faith.

A must visit if in Memphis. This place is a time capsule of interior style and design from the 60's and 70's. Even if you're not an Elvis music/movie fan, you can still appreciate the decor and mystic of the man behind Graceland Mansion.

Love this place and will definitely revisit once the Covid issue is over! Took the tour September 2018

I have Been a ELVIS PRESLEY fan since I was 10. I have been to Graceland 3 times late 80's Aug of 18 and January 3rd 2021 my 60th birthday. This was my best trip. My only daughter went with me.(I have three sons but none are Elvis fans). The house is still decorated for Christmas. The property still has Christmas lights and ground decorations.

Loved it was there in July and January 2021 ,ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, I WILL DEFINITELY BE BACK 💙💙💙💙💙💙🤗🤗🤗

Fantastic tour of Graceland Mansion and the adjacent center telling the life story of Elvis Presley and his final resting place. As he spent so much time touring on the road, the Mansion was regularly renovated with new decor. He had entertainment rooms to share with friends and family, the jungle room which he used sometimes as a recording studio as carpet is on floor and ceiling! It is pricey and the shuttle bus which literally takes you across the road seems unnecessary. Set aside at least 5 hours for your visit

Simply excellent...

We really enjoyed our trip. Graceland Mansion was very nice to see in person. There was a lot to see and take in. We did the entourage VIP. We spent 4 hours looking around and still was a lot more to see. Well worth it.

A great place to visit. To make good memories, about the king Elvis Presley.

Very nicely coordinated tour with vitrual guide! Staff is very nice and helpful

It was awesome.

Graceland Tour of the mansion, planes, and different museums and venues is as grand as it gets here in Memphis. Christmas time is my favorite time of the year.

Great place to visit. A lot of things to see and experience. All the gold records, jumpsuits, all his accomplishments etc. Go see Graceland! You won't regret it.

Wonderful experience!

Lots of beautiful things to see. Extremely informative. The car museum is a must. We loved the entire experience. We bought the Elvis experience tickets that are $77 per person. That includes a tour of the family home, the museums, the planes and a couple other things such as an interactive photo booth.

Nice interesting place not as dated as I thought.

So here’s my take on this: Graceland is an icon and if you are in Memphis you should see it. If you are an Elvis fan, you most definitely should see it. However, it is a bit depressing as to its location. I had no idea it was on a main road surrounded by gas stations, tire stores, run down businesses. It really takes away from the awe of Elvis and Graceland. I am a fan of Elvis, not fanatic fan, but I was very disillusioned by what surrounds Graceland. It ruined the experience for me...but that’s just me.

I go every chance I get. I was there in Jan 2021. Great place. Never have any problems when I go to Memphis. Wonderful place great people.

Great I Saw Everything About Elvis Presley And Also His Presley's Family Graves At There Home In Graceland And I Saw His Birth House. In Mephis, Tennessee

Excellent self-paced tour with an iPad and headphones. Was disappointed that you can't go upstairs.

That was a great time !!!

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Best experience n got a chance to go in before they closed n it was a blessing seeing sum like that took every pic I could n a rush because they were bout to close but I got the experience but next time I'll get thier earlier !

Lots to see, but wish you could see more of the house.