Highlights

Tour Prices:

. . . Per Person Prices: (Net)

. . . $529 Double

. . . $499 Triple . . . $479 Quad . . . $749 Single

All Hotels are suburban.
Two nights lodging at the 4-Star, Guest House at Graceland is $629 Double
Please note the sequence of events is subject to change.
Note: The evening at Graceland requires significant walking.

Deposit Terms:

This event has limited capacity, we must have frequent communication from you to avoid overselling.

* First deposit is $10 per person on June 3
(this lets us know your targeted group size)
* Please update your counts on July 15 and Aug 15.
* Second deposit $100 per person due on Aug 15, 2023
* Final Payment and Rooming List are due Oct  15, 2023

Cancellation Terms:

• $100 per person penalty Aug 15, 2023
• 50% per person penalty until Sept 15, 2023
• No Refunds after Oct 15, 2023

1. Hotel Assignments are made on receipt of deposit.
2. Seating assignments are made on receipt of final payment.

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Itinerary

Day 1 – Tuesday – This is an exclusive, one-of-a-kind, U S Tours Spectacular Event offered on this date only. It begins with a simple two night package that is expandable and customizable to suit your unique interests. Please note the sequence of events is subject to change.

First, after arrival on a Tuesday evening your group will check in to one of our hotels.  We use Drury Inn, Hampton Inn (and similar) quality properties for everyone.  Actual hotel assignments will be made upon receipt of your second deposit.

This evening enjoy a plated Southern Meal, typical of Memphis & The Mississippi Delta, with a dessert and beverages included.   There is also a Cash Bar. Following dinner is our feature Event, an Elvis Holiday Tribute Show with a live band, back-up singers, full stage lighting and sound as well as one of America’s best known tribute artists. You’ll hear such great songs as “Merry Christmas Baby,” “White Christmas,” “I’ll Be Home For Christmas,” and many other traditional Holiday Songs all performed in the inimitable Elvis-style including his title song “Blue Christmas.”

And the when those blue snowflakes start fallin’

That’s when those blue memories start callin’

You’ll be doin’ all right, with your Christmas of white

But I’ll have a blue, blue, blue, blue Christmas 

Plus you can be sure a few of his greatest hits will be featured too. (D)

Day 2 – Wednesday – This day’s activities are to be scheduled as each group planner desires, it’s an opportunity to put your own personal touch on the trip.  The day is yours to plan touring, shopping or even a Tunica casino.

For your convenience we offer a full day, “Merry, Merry MoJo Tour” $49.00 It features the Memphis MoJo Tour with a musician tour guide showing you the sights of the city while history sings.  As you rock on down the road you will also visit Sun Studio’s, the Birthplace of Rock n’ Roll and walk the halls where Elvis, Jerry Lee, Johnny, Carl Perkins and a hundred others made music.

Also included is a visit to the Memphis Rock n’ Soul Museum, a Smithsonian Institution it features the complete history Memphis Music. It tells of the musical pioneers and legends of all racial and socio-economic backgrounds who, for the love of music, overcame obstacles to create the sounds that changed the world. (Sold Out in 2016)

We also offer the “Ground Zero Blues Tour” also $49.00. Featuring the Mississippi Delta at Clarksdale, MS and you arrive in time for lunch at Morgan Freeman’s “Ground Zero” Blues Club.  Then you visit the Delta Blues Museum next door.  Afterwards a local guide will show various sites including “The Crossroads,” where Blue’s Guitarist Robert Johnson purportedly sold his soul to the devil in exchange for his musical talent.

And we have “Sights and Soul of the City” $45.00. The Sight & Soul tour visits places not normally featured on a Memphis Tour.  On this tour you will drive by:  St Jude’s Pavillion (still closed to visitors), downtown Memphis, the Mississippi River for river history, Humes High, Lauderdale Courts, Overton Park Band Shell, and Sun Studios.

Also included are visits to the Welcome Center, Memphis Pyramid, the Civil Rights Museum and the Peabody Hotel for the March of the Ducks.  The Peabody is gorgeous at Christmas.

But, tonight is the highlight of your tour.  Arrivals at the Elvis Presley’s home should start at 5:30pm.  Typically the Graceland Mansion closes at 4:00pm, by special arrangement it is available exclusively to our groups this evening.  U S Tours has rented the entire complex and you enjoy an experience not available to the General Public.

The highlight of this evening is, of course, your visit to the Mansion.  Holiday decorations just aren’t the same in daylight as at they are at night.  You will see traditional lights and decorations including hundreds of blue lights along the driveway, a life-size Nativity scene and Santa on his sleigh. The interior is decked out in Christmas décor and includes his traditional red velvet drapes and the Presley family Christmas artifacts – just as they were displayed by Elvis.

Your evening includes a buffet dinner in the new Elvis Presley Memphis Complex.  It’s a Memphis Barbecue with buffets and tables in unique locations. While here you can tour the Presley Motors where you are surrounded by an awesome collection of hot cars, motorcycles and toys. The Elvis the Entertainer Museum with artifacts:  photos, gold records, costumes.  You also have time at the Elvis Discovery Zones showcasing the influences, and important things in his life.  (B,D)

Note: This evening at Graceland requires significant walking.

Day 3 – Thursday

Well, it’s One for the money, Two for the show,

Three to get ready, Now go, Cat, go.

This tour’s over now get on down the road. 

Thank you, Thank you all very much.

Groups who want to extend their trips or add additional sightseeing during travel only need to ask.  (B)

Optional Daytime Tours

Transportation is not included on optional tours

Credit for lyrics to: “Memphis Tennessee” Chuck Berry, “Blue Suede Shows” Carl Perkins, “Blue Christmas” written by Billy Hayes and Jay W. Johnson