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A visit to Graceland’s new attraction

Visitors take a selfie in front of Elvis Presley's pink 1955 Cadillac Fleetwood on display at the Presley Motors Automobile Museum within the new Elvis Presley's Memphis complex in Memphis, Tenn.

Visitors take a selfie in front of Elvis Presley’s pink 1955 Cadillac Fleetwood on display at the Presley Motors Automobile Museum within the new Elvis Presley’s Memphis complex in Memphis, Tenn.

  (Mark Humphrey / AP)

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Some of Elvis Presley's performance outfits are displayed at the "Elvis Presley's Memphis" comple

Some of Elvis Presley’s performance outfits are displayed in the “Elvis on Tour” area of the Elvis the Entertainer Career Museum.

  (Mark Humphrey / AP)

A visit to Graceland's new attraction

A tour bus leaves the Guest House at Graceland hotel in Memphis, Tenn. The $90-million, 450-room hotel that opened last year is part of a $140-million expansion at Graceland, Elvis Presley’s longtime home.

  (Mark Humphrey / AP)

A visit to Graceland's new attraction

A guest room at the new 450-room Guest House at Graceland in Memphis, Tenn.

  (Adrian Sainz / AP)

A visit to Graceland's new attraction

Fans of the King enter the Elvis Presley’s Memphis complex, located across Elvis Presley Boulevard from the Graceland mansion.

  (Mark Humphrey / AP)

A woman walks past one of Elvis Presley's cars displayed at the "Elvis Presley's Memphis" complex

A woman walks past one of Elvis Presley’s cars displayed at the Presley Motors Automobile Museum.

  (Mark Humphrey / AP)

A woman watches the Elvis Presley film "King Creole" in a theater in the "Elvis Presley's Memphis" c

A woman watches the Elvis Presley film “King Creole” in a theater in the Elvis Presley’s Memphis complex.

  (Mark Humphrey / AP)

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