Does anyone go upstairs at Graceland?

Visitors to Graceland have been able to tour the downstairs rooms and grounds of the estate since 1982, but upstairs remains private. Lisa Marie has kept everything exactly as it was on the tragic morning in 1977 when her father died. Even the last record he ever placed on his turntable, a recording by J.D.

Is the upstairs of Graceland open?

Graceland opened for tours in 1982, but the upstairs has never been open to the public, just like it was off-limits when Elvis was alive. Lisa-Marie has kept everything about her father's rooms the same as they were on the day he died in 1977.

Do the Presleys still stay at Graceland?

But the upstairs rooms at Graceland remain private. What many visitors don't know is that after visiting hours are over, the Presley abode is still a home.

Does Lisa Marie still sleep at Graceland?

Lisa Marie even stays overnight sometimes, using Graceland's off-limits upstairs area. At the time, she said: “I have stayed there in the past but not recently, no.”

Where will Priscilla be buried?

The “Love Me Tender” singer is interred in the Meditation Garden behind his mansion's pool in Memphis, Tenn.

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Why can't you go upstairs in Elvis house?

THE UPSTAIRS IS OFF LIMITS

It was there, in his bathroom, that Presley's body was found on Aug. 16, 1977. After the home was opened to the public in 1982, the second floor was sealed shut out of respect to the family — and also to avoid any macabre attention at the scene of his death.

Does anyone live in Graceland Mansion?

Lisa Marie Presley retains 100% sole personal ownership of Graceland Mansion itself and its over 13-acre original grounds and her father's personal effects – meaning costumes, wardrobe, awards, furniture, cars, etc.

Is there a tunnel under Graceland?

Elvis' cousin added: “No he didn't really have a tunnel.” Nevertheless, what's really fascinating is that Graceland's upstairs is preserved just as The King left it. On August 16, 1977, Elvis died of a heart attack on the toilet up there, before being discovered by his girlfriend of the time, Ginger Alden.

Is there a secret room in Graceland?

There is a room so secret the cameras were turned off before they got to it so that nobody could figure out where it is concealed on the grounds of Graceland. It is fireproof, earthquake and tornado-proof. It houses Elvis' most precious possessions and nothing can be touched without wearing gloves.

How many staircases are in Graceland?

There are five staircases within Graceland. The one heading downstairs is an optical illusion with mirrors on the walls and ceiling. The stairs leading back up to the Jungle room is covered from floor to ceiling in Green Shag carpeting.

Where does Priscilla Presley stay in Memphis?

The Guesthouse at Graceland, a new 450-room hotel near Elvis's famous Tennessee estate welcomes visitors starting Sunday. PEOPLE spoke with Priscilla Presley about the new property, which she oversaw and helped design.

Who owns the guest house at Graceland?

Priscilla Presley and Joel Weinshanker — who, along with the Presley family and Authentic Brands Group, owns the rights to Graceland's operations — attended the Oct. 27 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new $92 million hotel. Weinshanker said the entire project was influenced by Elvis on multiple levels.

Does Lisa Marie ever visit Graceland?

During a recent virtual live tour of Graceland which Express.co.uk attended, archivist Angie Marchese shared details of what Lisa Marie and her family get up to when they visit, plus the changes made inside for their arrival.

Who all is buried at Graceland?

Also buried at Graceland are Elvis Presley, his mother Gladys Presley, his father Vernon Presley and his grandmother Minnie Mae Presley.

How much is Gracelands worth?

A majority of this money comes in through Graceland, which earns around $10 million annually during a typical year. All in all, the Presley estate is worth anywhere between $400 to $500 million as of 2020, according to a Presley estate executive cited in a report by Rolling Stone.

Who gets Elvis Presley's royalties?

Elvis Presley died in 1977, after which his estate was to pass to his daughter, Lisa Marie, on her 25th birthday. Before then, it was managed by executors of the will, including his father, grandmother and ex-wife Priscilla.

Can I just tour Graceland mansion?

The least expensive tour option is the Graceland Mansion Only Tour, which will only allow you access to the mansion. There's still plenty to see, including Presley's personal family artifacts. At just $41 per person, it's a bargain.

How much did Elvis get paid for Aloha from Hawaii?

Even the performer and producer Elvis Presley paid for his ticket, $1,000. The show was aired in over 40 countries, and was seen by 1.5 billion viewers. It's still today the most watched entertainment show with only one performer.

Who inherited Elvis estate?

Minnie Mae Presley died in 1980. This left Lisa Marie Presley as the sole heir to the estate. Elvis' will stated that her inheritance was to be held in trust for her until her twenty-fifth birthday, February 1, 1993. Vernon Presley's will brought about the appointment of three co-executors/co-trustees to succeed him.

Why isn't Elvis buried next to his mother?

WHY IS ELVIS NOT BURIED NEXT TO HIS MOTHER? Elvis Presley loved his mother. He was raised in Tupelo in a small house there and it was very difficult for his family to make ends meet. Elvis wanted to ensure that his mother Gladys and family were well looked after.

Can you take pictures in Graceland?

When visiting Graceland, still photography is allowed in all areas of the Graceland complex including the Mansion property, however the use of flash photography is not allowed inside Graceland Mansion or inside any attractions.

Does Priscilla still own Graceland?

Priscilla Presley, ex-wife of the late Elvis Presley, has a net worth of more than $50 million. She oversees Graceland, partners with companies such as Hallmark, and is very close to her children and grandchildren.