Pack your bags and dust off your blue suede shoes as we fly to Memphis, Tennessee, to begin our six-day adventure to some of the most music and history-rich cities in the United States. Meals: D

Explore the 120 acres of Graceland dedicated to the life and career of the American legend, Elvis Presley, the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. See his mansion, the gold records, the jeweled jumpsuits, the classic cars, and interactive exhibits that let you experience Elvis like never before. Spend the afternoon with a city tour of Memphis, known as the “home of the blues and birthplace of rock and roll”… not to mention jazz, R & B, rap, and soul. Take a guided tour of Sun Records to experience the outtakes from recording sessions, touch Elvis’ first microphone, and hear the real story of the studio that launched the careers of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, B.B. King, Roy Orbison, and so many more. Meals: B

Through interactive exhibits, historic collections, dynamic speakers, and special events, the National Civil Rights Museum offers visitors a chance to walk through history and learn more about this tumultuous and inspiring period of change in American history. Located at the former Lorraine Motel, the National Civil Rights Museum honors and preserves the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We continue to The Arcade, the oldest restaurant in Memphis, established in 1919. Sitting in the heart of historic downtown Memphis, The Arcade is like a step back in time. Scenes from Great Balls of Fire, The Client, The Firm, Walk the Line, and more have been filmed in this nostalgic diner. Enjoy free time this afternoon on Beale Street, rich in civil rights history and lined with specialty shops, galleries, nightclubs, and restaurants. Meals: B, L

Today we’ll travel from Memphis to Little Rock, Arkansas, to visit the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum. The museum collection includes over 100,000 objects and works of art. The permanent exhibit chronicles the story of President Clinton’s life and his campaign, inauguration, and presidency. Discover the courage and perseverance of the students of Little Rock High School, once the epicenter of confrontation and change following the landmark decision of Brown v. Board of Education. In the afternoon, we’ll continue to Branson, Missouri, known as the “live entertainment capital of the world.” Meals: B

The Titanic Museum houses a collection of historical artifacts related to the ship’s ill-fated attempt to cross the Atlantic. Whether you’re an aficionado of nautical history or a fan of the blockbuster movie, the Titanic Museum offers plenty of interesting and unique experiences including reading personal letters, seeing the original life preserve jackets, or climbing a replica of the ship’s grand staircase. Tonight, we’ll gather for a farewell evening of entertainment at Dolly Parton’s Stampede Dinner Show, the world’s most visited dinner show attraction. Tighten your bootstraps for a powerful performance featuring 32 magnificent horses and a cast of top-notch trick riders featuring stunning special effects, phenomenal music, and a delicious four-course meal.

Meals: B, D

We’ll enjoy one last breakfast at the hotel before heading to the airport for our return flights home with the memories of great music, intriguing history, and newfound friends. Meals: B