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Elvis Presley Tour of the USA with Jim Porter

• Includes Flights, Accommodation, Guided Sightseeing, A selection of entertainment & meals
• Departs 9 October 2024
• Visiting New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Tupelo, Memphis, Nashville, Pigeon Forge, Atlanta and Las Vegas

PRE CRUISE TOUR

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• Sightseeing tour of New Orleans, Memphis, Nashville
• Visit locations used by Elvis on the film “King Creole"
• Cruise, dinner and jazz music aboard a majestic Mississippi paddlewheeler
• Louisiana swamp tour by boat
• Explore the night life and outstanding traditional jazz music of New Orleans
• Frogmore Cotton Plantation
• BB King Museum
• Elvis birthplace and museum
• Graceland, Elvis Presley’s famous mansion
• Guided tour of Sun Studio
• Dinner in Memphis
• Stax Museum of American Soul Music
• Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum, Nashville
• Attend Dolly Parton’s spectacular live show, Dixie Stampede
• Elvis and The Superstars tribute show (subject to availability)
• Attend the “Spirit of the King” show in Vegas
• Big Elvis show at Harrah’s
• Farewell dinner
• Tour escorted throughout by Jim Porter.
• Return economy-class airfare to USA from Sydney/Melbourne/ Brisbane. Economyclass air travel within the USA.
• 17 nights’ accommodation in well-located first-class and moderate first-class hotels with private facilities, on a twin-share basis. Hotel taxes and service charges.
• Meals: Breakfasts daily; four dinners (evening meals) and one lunch.
• Entry to all sightseeing attractions mentioned in the itinerary, except for those marked ‘optional’.
• Admission to all music concerts/events mentioned in the itinerary, except for those marked ‘optional’.
• Transport by first-class chartered coaches throughout. All airport/hotel transfers.

Jim Porter has been the President of The Elvis Presley Fan Club of Australasia for 30 years. He is well respected in the Elvis world and is friends with many people that played a part in Elvis’ life and career. He has been interviewed by numerous newspapers, travel magazines, and radio stations, and appeared on television shows, both nationally and internationally, talking about his love and knowledge of Elvis. Jim has been leading Elvis tours to the USA, Mexico and Hawaii since 1988, having first visited Graceland and the USA in 1984. Having a vast knowledge of both Elvis and the USA and local sites and cuisines and believing in the personal touch, Jim is able to suggest places of interest and restaurants that meet your tastes, budget and needs. He looks forward to meeting you and sharing an incredible tour of Elvis’ life and music as we tour America.

DAY 1 Wednesday October 9, 2024 New Orleans Today we depart on our flight to New Orleans. Due to the International Date Line we arrive on the day we depart. We are transferred to our hotel.

DAY 2 Thursday October 10, 2024 New Orleans This morning we have an overview tour of New Orleans, birthplace of jazz, with a local guide. We will visit an above ground cemetery, see the beautiful mansions on St Charles Avenue and then explore the French Quarter, including a walk along famous Bourbon Street. In the afternoon Jim Porter will take us to the locations used by Elvis on the film “King Creole” including the balcony where Elvis Presley sang “Crawfish”. This evening we will enjoy a fabulous cruise, dinner and jazz music aboard a majestic Mississippi paddlewheeler. (B,D)

DAY 3 Friday October 11, 2024 New Orleans Morning: This morning we visit the beautiful Louisiana swamp country and enjoy a swamp tour, by boat. You will see amazing wildlife (alligators and birdlife) set amongst the distinctive swamp vegetation and bayou communities. Afternoon: On our return to New Orleans you will be free to grab some lunch and explore the fabulous antique shops, art galleries, museums, restaurants, bars, and colourful street performers of The French Quarter. In the evening there will be a chance to take in the outstanding traditional jazz music at Fritzel’s jazz bar or Preservation Hall (both optional).

DAY 4 Saturday October 12, 2024 Louisiana/Nachez Morning: Depart New Orleans and drive to Baton Rouge, the capital of Louisiana, for morning tea. Elvis performed in Baton Rouge on May 31, 1977 to a crowd of 15,000 wearing the Mexican Sundial jumpsuit. We continue north on Highway 61, towards the historic town of Natchez, Mississippi. Visit Frogmore Cotton Plantation, where you will be taken on a guided delta heritage tour. You will learn about the lifestyle that existed during slavery. Afternoon: Check in to our accommodation, on the banks of the Mississippi. (B)

DAY 5 Sunday October 13, 2024 Tupelo Today we travel to the town of Tupelo, the birthplace of Elvis Presley in northern Mississippi. We will stop for lunch and visit the BB King Museum, in the town of Indianola (his birthplace). (B)

DAY 6 Monday October 14, 2024 Tupelo/Memphis This morning we first visit the Elvis birthplace and museum. It was in the two bedroom house constructed by his father, grandfather and uncle that Elvis Presley was born on January 8, 1935. We then see the Elvis Museum that details his life and the original Assembly of God church that Elvis attended which has now been relocated to the museum site. It was here that Elvis was first exposed to the rich Southern gospel that became a staple of his musical repertoire. We then see the Elvis homecoming statue and the Tepelo Hardware store where Elvis’s first guitar was purchased for him. We then proceed to the city of Memphis where we stay for the next four nights. (B)

DAY 7 Tuesday October 15, 2024 Memphis Today, in one of the highlights of the tour we visit Graceland, Elvis Presley’s famous mansion. Our Elvis Entourage VIP Tour tickets allow admission to all the main attractions at Graceland, including the mansion, grave site, Automobile Museum, Elvis’s custom airplanes museum and Elvis The Entertainer Career Museum, etc. We will also see an exclusive exhibit for VIPs only. There will be time for lunch in one of the cafes or restaurants at Graceland. In the afternoon we will return to the hotel. (B)

DAY 8 Wednesday October 16, 2024 Memphis This morning we have an overview tour of the city of Memphis. We see famous Beale St which is the main entertainment district of Memphis, the Mississippi Port which has been revitalized in recent years, and more. We then have a guided tour of Sun Studio (famous 1950s recording studio, where Elvis, Johnny Cash, and others recorded). This evening we have dinner at an excellent Memphis restaurant, followed by further exploration of the live music venues in Beale St. (B,D)

DAY 9 Thursday October 17, 2024 Memphis This morning we first visit the outstanding Stax Museum of American Soul Music. The afternoon is then free to explore Memphis. You could visit the Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum or the excellent National Civil Rights Museum (the motel – now museum – where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated). (B)

DAY 10 Friday October 18, 2024 Nashville Today we travel to Nashville, the home of country music, with a stop in Casey Jones Village. Casey Jones was a railroad engineer involved in a train accident that inspired numerous ballads. This afternoon we will have a sightseeing coach tour of Nashville, with local guide, including the downtown area, Music Row area (recording and publishing companies), and exclusive residential area (see homes of the rich and famous). We then visit the beautiful and historic Ryman Auditorium (Grand Ole Opry venue 1943-1974), for a fascinating tour. Elvis preformed here once on October 2, 1954. This evening why not take in some fabulous live music in Nashville’s main entertainment precinct (around ‘Broadway’ and ‘2nd Avenue’). There are lots of great ‘honky tonks’ (live music bars) in this area, including the legendary Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge. Also, you may wish to visit the Wildhorse Saloon (large live music & line dancing venue, in the same area). (all venues tonight optional). (B)

DAY 11 Saturday October 19, 2024 Nashville This morning we visit the outstanding Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum where we will see Elvis’s HOF plaque and his “solid gold” Cadillac. We then visit the RCA Studio B. Perhaps America’s best known music studio and where Elvis recorded roughly half the songs from his career. During the tour, make sure you get your photo taken sitting at the 1942 Steinway Piano that Elvis played all those years. This afternoon we visit the Johnny Cash Museum. This evening we will attend Nashville’s famous Grand Ole Opry show, featuring a host of country music’s biggest stars. (B)

DAY 12 Sunday October 20, 2024 Pigeon Forge Travel to Pigeon Forge, eastern Tennessee. Enroute, stop in Lynchburg, for a guided tour of Jack Daniel’s Distillery, followed by lunch at Miss Mary Bobo’s Boarding House (beautiful Southern home-cooked meals). Continue on to Pigeon Forge. Pigeon Forge has an outstanding music-related theme park (Dollywood) and numerous live music theatres. Evening: Tonight we attend Elvis and The Superstars tribute show at the Smoky Mountain Theater (subject to being available otherwise alternative show will be supplemented). (B,L)

DAY 13 Monday October 21, 2024 Pigeon Forge Visit Dollywood, including Dolly Parton’s excellent Chasing Rainbows Museum, music ‘theaters’, craft displays, etc. Dollywood’s Southern Gospel & Harvest Festival will be taking place (outstanding southern gospel vocal harmony groups). Evening: Attend Dolly Parton’s spectacular live show, Dixie Stampede. Dinner & show, including great horse riding, buffalo or longhorn cattle, etc. Note: Dolly does not appear in this show. (B,D)

DAY 14 Tuesday October 22, 2024 Atlanta Morning: Travel to Chattanooga. In 1956 Elvis visited the famous Chattanooga Choo Choo Hotel (formerly Chattanooga’s opulent railway station). We will see a magnificent 19th century American steam locomotive and the hotel’s renowned railway carriage accommodation. Also on the Chattanooga Choo Choo site you may like to visit Songbirds… a first-class rare & vintage guitar museum (optional). We then travel to Atlanta, Georgia. Afternoon: Enjoy sightseeing coach tour of Atlanta, with local guide. During the Civil War, Atlanta was an important Confederate stronghold, but it was reduced to rubble when captured by Union General William Sherman. These events became the setting for the famous novel, Gone with the Wind. Nowadays Atlanta is a major economic & cultural centre. During our tour we will visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Park. (B)

DAY 15 Wednesday October 23, 2024 Las Vegas Today we fly to Las Vegas, the city where Elvis first performed in 1956 and conducted a total of 664 concerts. On arrival in Las Vegas we are transferred to our hotel. Jim will also assist you in obtaining tickets for Las Vegas Casino Shows (optional). (B)

DAY 16 Thursday October 24, 2024 Las Vegas This morning we will enjoy a panoramic coach tour of the city. See the incredible casino/ hotel/entertainment complexes that line the famous Las Vegas ‘strip’ and see the historic Welcome to Las Vegas neon sign (1959) and sights associated with Elvis. This afternoon we see the Big Elvis show at Harrah’s. One of the top Elvis tribute acts in the world, it has been operating for 40 years. (B)

DAY 17 Friday October 25, 2024 Las Vegas Today is a free day in Las Vegas. You may wish to explore the nearby hotel/ casino/ shopping complexes, such as Caesar’s Palace, or visit fascinating exhibitions, such as Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition (optional). Alternatively, you may wish to go on an optional tour to the Grand Canyon (by air and coach). This evening we have a final night dinner to celebrate the conclusion of the tour. (B,D)

DAY 18 Saturday October 26, 2024 Departure We transfer to the airport for our flight to Los Angeles and then back to Australia. (B) DAY 19 Sunday October 27, 2024 In flight DAY 20 Monday October 28, 2024 Australia This morning we arrive back in Australia. The tour concludes.

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

• Insurance. Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
• All items of personal nature, such as drinks, room service, laundry and phone calls.
• Meals and drinks, unless specified in itinerary. Breakfasts, lunches, dinners, that are ‘included’ are marked B, L, D in the itinerary.
• Entry to concerts/entertainment events, other than those listed in the itinerary. Entry to any other musical entertainment to be paid direct. Some entertainment venues, in places such as Beale Street (Memphis), ‘Broadway’ district (Nashville), and the French Quarter (New Orleans) may have a modest cover charge, but many have free admission.
• International airport and departure taxes above the rate quoted.
• Domestic flight connections to and from departure & arrival cities.

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International touring can involve a considerable amount of walking and stair climbing in the places visited and it is important that all tour participants have a level of physical fitness that allows them to take part in this activity without the need of assistance from others.

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The Elvis Tour of Memphis

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Elvis Presley is arguably the most famous and successful celebrity to come out of Memphis. He had 114 Billboard Top 40 hits and appeared in 31 feature films. To date, more than one billion Elvis albums have been sold worldwide.

In spite of this international fame, Elvis managed to touch his hometown in a personal way. Ask any native Memphian about Elvis, and most will have a story to tell. It seems that everybody has crossed paths with the King of Rock and Roll in some way or another. A big reason for that is that Elvis truly lived in Memphis. He enjoyed the city and experienced much that it had to offer. Come with me on a virtual tour of Elvis' Memphis and see where the King lived, worked, and played.

Lauderdale Courts

Teresa R. Simpson

185 Winchester Avenue Memphis, TN 38105

After Elvis and his parents moved to Memphis from Tupelo, Mississippi in 1948, they lived in a series of boarding houses and apartments. Their apartment in Lauderdale Courts, a low-income housing project, was the third such residence for the family. It is reported that they paid $35.00 per month in rent. They moved into the apartment in 1949 and lived their until 1952 when their income exceeded the maximum amount allowed. This apartment can now be rented for the night for fans who want to sleep where Elvis did.

Humes High School

659 North Manassas StreetMemphis, TN 38107

Elvis attended Humes High School from 1948 until 1953 when he graduated. He was the first in his family to finish high school. While in attendance at Humes, Elvis gave his first performance in front of a crowd. He sang and played guitar at a talent show in the school's auditorium. To his surprise and delight, he won the competition. Today, the original school building still stands but Humes is now a middle school.

706 Union Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 38103

In 1953, an 18 year old Elvis Presley walked into Sun Studio (it was called Memphis Recording Service at the time) with a cheap guitar and a dream. Nervously, he sang a demo song, failing to impress Sam Phillips. Elvis continued to hang around the studio, however, and in 1954, Sam Phillips asked him to sing again, backed by a band made up of Scotty Moore and Bill Black. After hours in the studio the small group had yet to record anything of any value. Just for fun, Elvis began playing around with an old blues song, "That's Alright, Mama." His rendition impressed Phillips and garnered him a recording contract.

Audubon Drive

1034 Audubon Drive Memphis, TN 38117

Due to the success of his first #1 hit, Heartbreak Hotel , Elvis was able to purchase a home for his family. He bought this house in 1956 for just over $29,000. The three Presleys lived there for just one year when an increasing need for privacy prompted Elvis to buy Graceland. The Audubon Drive house still stands today and has had eight owners since the Presleys lived there.

Coletta's Restaurant

1063 South Parkway EastMemphis, TN 38106

Coletta's Restaurant is a Memphis institution that first opened its doors in 1923. This Italian eatery claims to be the originator of the barbecue pizza. By many accounts, it was this very pizza that was Elvis' favorite. This is an interesting tidbit of information, as the King reportedly was not fond of barbecue, itself.

There are now two Coletta's locations in the Memphis area. It is the one on South Parkway that Elvis frequented.

Zippin Pippin

940 Early Maxwell BoulevardMemphis, TN 38104

The Zippin Pippin is one of the country's oldest wooden roller coasters. It was built in 1912 and was moved to its current location at the Mid-South Fairgrounds in 1923. In 1976, an amusement park called Libertyland was built around the coaster. Elvis, himself, loved the Zippin Pippin and would occasionally rent out the entire amusement park so that he could ride it without interruption. In fact, a sign posted at the coaster's entrance reads:

"The Zippin Pippin was Elvis Presley's favorite ride. The "King" rented Libertyland August 8, 1977 from 1:15 am to 7 am. to entertain a group of about 10 guests. Decked in a blue jumpsuit with black leather belt, huge belt buckle with turquoise studs and gold chains, the "King" rode the Zippin Pippin repeatedly during a two-hour period. He lost his belt buckle on the ride that morning, and it was found and returned the next day. Elvis's Libertyland rental became his last public appearance. He died August 16."

In 2005, Libertyland closed its gates, citing financial difficulties. The Zippin Pippin was finally sold to an amusement park in Wisconsin and is no longer in Memphis.

3734 Elvis Presley Boulevard Memphis, TN 38186

Graceland was the last of Elvis' Memphis homes. It is where he died and it is where his body was laid to rest.

Elvis bought the home in 1957 for $102,000 from Ruth Brown Moore. In April of that year, he, his parents, and his grandmother all moved into the mansion. After his mother's death in 1958, his father and his new wife lived at Graceland for a while. Priscilla Presley also lived there for a ten year span before and during her marriage to Elvis.

On August 16, 1977, Elvis was found dead on a bathroom floor inside Graceland, apparently due to an overdose of prescription drugs. Elvis was originally buried in Forest Hill Cemetery in Memphis but after someone attempted to steal his remains, his body was moved to the Meditation Garden at Graceland.

Today, Graceland is the most popular tourist attraction in Memphis, drawing hundreds of thousands of fans each year. It is one of the most visited homes in the United States, second only to the White House.

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Elvis Presley's Graceland Tour

• Visit Elvis Presley's Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee
• Take a Multimedia audio guided tour, narrated by actor John Stamos along with self-guided tours of the Graceland Mansion
• See a variety of exhibits including the Automobile Museum and the Entertainer Career Museum
• Flexible departure times throughout the day
• The Graceland Mansion Tour is the #1 thing to do in Memphis

Inclusions & Exclusions

• Audio-guided Tour of Graceland with orientation film
• Graceland Archives Experience
• Self-Guided tour of Automobile Museum
• Self-guided tour of Elvis: The Entertainer Career Showcase Museum
• Self-guided tour of Elvis Discovery Exhibits
• Full access to state-of-the art visitor entertainment complex
• See Elvis' two custom planes
• Entry or Admission - Graceland
• Meals and Beverages

Departure & Return

Graceland Tours depart from the Ticket Office located on Elvis Presley BlvdMansion tours begin 30 minutes after the Ticket Office opens and the last mansion tour of the day begins when the Ticket Office closes.All self-paced plaza attractions open approximately one hour after the Ticket Office opens and they close approximately one hour after the Ticket Office closes.Ticket Office Hours: 9 - 5; Sundays closes at 4All times subject to change. You should call the day prior to reconfirm operating hours for your day of visit

Mansion tours begin 30 minutes after the Ticket Office opens and the last mansion tour of the day begins when the Ticket Office closes.All self-paced plaza attractions open approximately one hour after the Ticket Office opens and they close approximately one hour after the Ticket Office closes.Ticket Office Hours:Daily 9 - 5; Sundays closes at 4All times subject to change. You should call the day prior to reconfirm operating hours for your day of visit

What To Expect

Inside the Graceland Mansion, follow in the footsteps of Elvis Presley on a self guided audio tour. This multimedia presentation features commentary and stories by Elvis and his daughter Lisa Marie. It's a very personal look inside the home of the king of rock 'n' roll, with access to his gold and platinum records, stage costumes, jewelry and more. See all the rooms Elvis used to live in, the very places he spent much of his time with family and friends, plus the Meditation Garden, where Elvis and members of his family were laid to rest.Also enjoy self-guided tours of the Elvis Presley Automobile Museum, featuring his impressive collection of cars, like his famous 1955 pink Cadillac, his Harley-Davidson motorcycles and more.

Additional Info

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• From time to time, certain exhibits at Graceland may be closed to the public due to artifacts being changed out or for cleaning or repairs. These occasions are rare and are strategically planned during slower times of the year
• Guests may take photographs with a regular still camera in all areas of the Graceland complex, inside and out, including the mansion property. Flashes of any kind are not allowed inside the mansion or any museums or attractions. Tripods are not allowed as they present a safety hazard for guests walking by.
• When visiting Graceland, audio and video recording equipment cannot be carried on the Graceland Mansion grounds, inside any museums, attractions or gift shops and are not permitted on the tour shuttles. In addition, video mode on digital cameras and cell phones may not be used inside Graceland, on the Graceland Mansion grounds, inside any museums, attractions or gift shops.
• Wheelchairs are available at no charge for use on the mansion property only. Inquire at the shuttle boarding area or with your shuttle driver for assistance at the mansion property. Graceland also has mansion tour shuttles equipped with a wheelchair lift.
• All gift shops, restaurants and visitor facilities, the automobile museum, and the Sincerely Elvis museum are fully wheelchair accessible. The mansion tour is wheelchair accessible except for two rooms in the basement. The airplanes tour is not wheelchair accessible, but guests who cannot physically take the on-board tour may have free access to the terminal to enjoy the video and free access to the airplane display area to view the plane exteriors and take pictures.
• Mansion tour scripts for hearing impaired guests are available at the Guest Services desk and at the mansion.
• Elvis images(s) used by permission, Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel At least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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