The Peabody Hotel is charming albeit it crowded with celebrations and people coming to see the ducks. Sun Studios and Memphis Rock & Soul Museum were both terrific. The stories are amazing. We enjoyed our tour to Graceland - so much to see. ...
Hotel was famous but crammed to the gills. Graceland was amusing but unless you are a die hard Elvis fan you may wish to avoid standing outside his small home (in the rain in our case) and go directly to the interesting museum rooms but apparently this is not allowed. ...
We did the post-cruise Memphis experience. If you have the time, I would highly recommend it. The first morning, we were bussed to Graceland and spent time touring the home of The King, Elvis Presley. The second morning, we took a walking tour of Memphis, mostly Beal Street. This was a lot of short walks between sites, then stop and listen to what that spot was famous for. We stayed at the ...
There is so much to see on a return visit but we thoroughly enjoyed our choice of the ROCK AND SOUL MUSEUM while we waited for the ship to sail. My husband is a musician so he focused on the musical selections on the self-guided tour while I immersed myself in the history of the times! We lost track of time! ...
Memphis tour guide bs’d his way through the tour... gave incorrect info on The Firm references and locations (some of us are film buffs, you know) and was generally unprepared. In fact, all the tour guides with the exception of Danielle in NOLA were generally unprepared. ...
We went to Graceland and due to time constraints never saw any of Memphis. I would recommend opting for a tour of the city rather than Graceland next time. ...
The bus tour we were on was extremely disorganized and we arrived a various stops at the wrong times for our appointments. Waited 45 minutes to see the ducks at the Peabody Museum - what a waste. Plus the speaker's voice was awful. Should have stayed behind for morning cookies and relaxing on the boat. ...