When Elvis Presley was a young boy, he promised his parents he would make a lot of money and buy them the finest house in town, putting an end to years of struggle. For Elvis Presley, Graceland – a charming and stately colonial revival-style mansion for himself and his parents – was the fulfillment of that childhood promise. Over the 20 years Elvis lived here, Graceland created countless memories for the many friends and relatives who were a part of Elvis’ life. Because Graceland was so close to Elvis’ heart, it also holds deep meaning to his legions of fans from around the world. For many, the Elvis Presley mansion embodies the American Dream – a poor small town boy who reached super stardom and changed pop culture and the world forever. Other than his daughter and his music, Graceland was probably Elvis’ greatest pride and joy. For fans of Elvis Presley, Graceland is the ultimate pilgrimage. As the front door to Elvis Presley’s mansion opens, you are taken on an unforgettable journey into the private world of an American legend. Experience Graceland like you are a VIP plus see Elvis’ custom jets! NEW – a multimedia iPad tour of Graceland mansion and grounds NEW – Graceland Archives Experience NEW – a self-guided tour of Elvis in Hollywood: From Teen Idol to Leading Man, VIP Tour Only Exhibit a self-guided tour of Elvis’ Automobile Museum a self-guided tour of I Shot Elvis: The Exhibit a self guided tour of Elvis’ Tupelo Exhibit at Graceland Crossing a self-guided tour of Elvis’ Hawaii: Concerts, Movies and More! Exhibit at Graceland Crossing When you arrive: Graceland has a secured visitor parking lot for a fee. The GPS address is 3717 Elvis Presley Boulevard. Parking at Graceland is $10.00 for standard vehicles and $15.00 for over-sized vehicles like RV’s, trailers or semi-trucks. Get a free poster when you check in at Graceland on Facebook. Just show your check-in to Guest Services to receive your free poster. Visiting Graceland with children? Pick up a free kids activity book for each child at Guest Services upon arrival. Graceland offers the iPad tour in a choice of languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Dutch and Portuguese. Cameras are allowed, but no flash photography is permitted. Video cameras may not be taken inside the mansion or inside any gift shops or attractions. A limited number of strollers are available at Guest Services. A limited number of wheelchairs are available at no charge at the mansion only on a first-come, first-served basis. Two rooms in the basement of the mansion are not wheelchair accessible. The interior of the Lisa Marie airplane is not wheelchair accessible. However, a video of the story of the planes is available and the exterior may be viewed. Average Tour Time: 3 to 3.5 hours to complete once. You also may make return visits as many time sas you would like before closing time. Why not combine your trip to Graceland with a Memphis Music Attraction Pass