Museum Tickets & Passes in Memphis

Explore a collection of more than 2,000 artifacts, wander interactive galleries and check out traveling exhibits with admission to the Stax Records Studio in Memphis. Explore the original site of this iconic place and gain a deeper understanding of the role it played in the history of soul music.

Go back in time on a vintage-style bus as you make your way from downtown Memphis to Graceland, the stately home of Elvis.  Your Elvis Experience Pass give you access to all of the fabulous, detailed exhibits that trace Elvis' impressive career from the early days to the "King of Rock and Roll." During the thorough self-guided audio tour, you'll see mansion rooms just as they stood decades ago, in period d ecor, and admire his car collection, flashy stage costumes, hit records and much more. Outdoors, visit the burial site for Elvis and his family, where you can pay your respects to a singer and performer who touched lives worldwide with his talents.

The Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum will have you tapping your toes. Book this admission ticket and discover Memphis' history of blues, rock and soul music. An included audio guide adds depth to the extensive exhibits, with more than 100 songs to bring liveliness to the displays. Delve into Memphis' musical legacy and learn all about the pioneers like BB King and Muddy Waters who put Memphis on the map.

Explore anything and everything Elvis on this 3-hour Elvis Experience tour of Graceland, the famous former home of the king of rock and roll, Elvis Presley. Look through countless memorabilia, like photos, personal mementos, costumes and jewelry. Enjoy a multimedia audio tour of the exhibits that highlight Elvis' rise to stardom. Also, visit the Elvis Presley Automobile Museum, featuring some of his favorite cars, including his 1955 pink Cadillac and the Sincerely Elvis Museum, detailing his personal life and life on the road. A Memphis hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Visit the Memphis Music Hall of Fame to learn all about the city's legendary music history. Browse exhibits and museum displays about the musicians and artists who shaped the Memphis Sound.

Tour the historic Memphis home of the Woodruff and Fontaine families. The Victorian era mansion was built in the French style and is furnished in period antiques. This is your chance to visit the past and learn what Memphis was like in the 19th Century. There are also QR codes throughout the house to allow visitors to scan and learn at their own pace.