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2009: ELVIS & THE SOUTHERN SOUNDS WITH NASHVILLE EXTENSION (8735)
9 days from Memphis to Nashville
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 This is the perfect tour for rock 'n' roll, blues, and country music lovers. Enjoy city sightseeing tours in Memphis and Nashville with a stop in Tupelo, Elvis' birthplace. In Memphis, visit the Rock 'n' Soul Museum; Sun Studio, probably the most famous recording studio in the world; and Graceland with a chance to climb aboard "The King's" private jet. Head east to "Music City USA"-Nashville-for reserved seats at the world-famous Grand Ole Opry. Record your own song at Studio B, Nashville's oldest surviving recording studio and one of the country's most important studios. Then go behind the scenes of the music industry at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Two additional nights in Nashville provides the opportunity to experience Nashville's restaurants, musical activities, antebellum homes, and entertainment. Fans from all over will appreciate the heart and soul of this musical journey. Elvis and the Southern Sounds come to life on this wonderful vacation!
HOTELS
Memphis Heartbreak Hotel (ST); Nashville Holiday Inn Express (ST)
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| Call (781) 837-1111 for more information or to book today! Mention code 7467228 | | Cosmos | | | | Day | Destination | Description | | Day 1 | Memphis | Welcome to Memphis! Enjoy time at leisure to relax or to do some independent exploring. Your Tour Director is on hand this evening to answer any questions. | | Day 2 | Memphis | During your city sightseeing tour you will get a unique, behind-the-scenes perspective from your expert guide. Then it's on to the ROCK-N-SOUL MUSEUM, which traces Memphis' cultural and musical past. This afternoon is dedicated to a guided audio tour of GRACELAND. The mansion tour consists of the living room, music room, Elvis' parents' bedroom, the dining room, kitchen, TV room, pool room, and "jungle den" in the main house. Behind the house are Elvis' racquetball building and his original business office. You will also see his trophy building, which houses his enormous collection of gold records, awards, and career mementoes. Recently opened is a section of the mansion where you can find never-before-seen items, such as the desk from his personal office and an extensive collection of his stage costumes. The tour ends with a quiet visit to the Meditation Garden, where Elvis and members of his family have been laid to rest. You'll also be able to board "The King's" private jet. | | Day 3 | MEMPHIS TUPELO VISIT | This morning we journey to Tupelo, Mississippi, to visit ELVIS' BIRTHPLACE & MUSEUM. This humble 2-room house is where Elvis was born; the adjacent museum, Times and Things Remembered, contains rare photos and memorabilia. Then it's back to Memphis for a visit to SUN STUDIO, probably the most famous recording studio in the world, where Rock `n' Roll was first recorded. Hear outtakes from sessions, touch Elvis' first microphone, see memorabilia, and relive the history of the studio that launched the careers of Johnny Cash, B.B. King, Roy Orbison, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, and many other music legends. | | Day 4 | MEMPHIS-NASHVILLE | Today we head east to Nashville, "Music City USA." Tonight see an unforgettable show at the world-famous GRAND OLE OPRY, the world's premier country music venue since 1925 and the setting for the nation's longest-running music show. | | Day 5 | Nashville | Nashville is the ideal destination for all kinds of visitors: music fans, history buffs, and Southern lovers. Start your day with a visit to STUDIO B, Nashville's oldest surviving recording studio and one of the country's most important studios. Between 1957 and 1977 there were more than 35,000 songs recorded here, including 262 Elvis Presley recordings. Studio B is a "must-see" for any music fan, but especially for those who love Elvis. You even have the chance to make your own recording and take it home with you. Afterward, enjoy a sightseeing tour of the city, passing by famous recording studios on Music Row, the center of the recording industry, which first developed in the 1950s. Then, get behind the scenes of the music industry by visiting the very popular COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME with its glittering costumes, rare instruments, and Elvis Presley's "solid gold" Cadillac. | | Day 6 | Nashville | Today is at leisure to explore more of this vibrant city. You may choose to visit the historic Ryman Auditorium, restored home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943-1974. Perhaps visit the Hermitage, home of Andrew Jackson, seventh president of the United States. You'll have an opportunity to view the fully restored mansion, walk through the gardens, and see the tomb of the late president. Tonight, join our optional evening out to see A Tribute to the King, a high-energy show that highlights six eras of Elvis' fantastic career. | | Day 7 | Nashville | Why not take the opportunity to discover more sights and sounds of this lively city? There is plenty more to see and do with all of Nashville's great restaurants, musical activities, antebellum homes, attractions, and entertainment. | | Day 8 | Nashville | Why not take the opportunity to discover more sights and sounds of this lively city? There is plenty more to see and do with all of Nashville's great restaurants, musical activities, antebellum homes, attractions, and entertainment. | | Day 9 | Nashville | The trip ends today with guests departing on individual schedules. Transfers to Nashville International Airport are included. |
| | US$ Price Details
Single Room Supplement: $450Triple Room reduction per person: $105
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Air-inclusive prices do not include a September 11th fee up to $10, passenger facility charges of up to $18, Federal domestic flight segment fees of up to $3.50 per segment and U.S. and International arrival and departure and other government imposed fees of up to $300 depending on your itinerary. Please see the Applicable Airfare Taxes and Fee link above for more information.
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Not Included in the Vacation Price:
Federal inspection fees for the Federal U.S. Customs and Immigrations; International Air Transportation tax; agricultural tax; other per person taxes imposed by government entities; airport taxes and fees including the September 11th Security fee up to $10 per person, Passenger facility charges up to $18 per person, Federal domestic flight segment fees up to $3.50 per segment and U.S. and International arrival and departure, and other government imposed fees up to $300 per person; port taxes; passports; visas and vaccinations; tips to your Tour or Cruise Director, Local Host, driver, Local Guides, and/or ships' crew; gratuities on ferries, trains, and cruise ships; laundry; telephone; minibar; alcohol, beverages, and food outside of the contracted Globus menu as presented at a hotel or restaurant (these extra items will be billed to you before leaving the hotel, ship, or restaurant); optional excursions; airport transfers on non-qualifying flights; porterage at airports and train stations; Travel Protection premiums; all airline imposed baggage fees (including internal flights); and all other items of a personal nature. |
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