Keeping the spirit of The King alive
Elvis fans of all ages will love The King’s Ransom Museum, opening inside Imperial Palace.
For the first time ever, this one-of-a-kind exhibit of Elvis Presley artifacts and personal treasures is available for all to see. Starting Oct. 21, you’ll see pieces from both Elvis’ personal life as well as his acting and singing careers.
The King’s Ransom Museum will feature items like Elvis’ 1977 Lincoln Continental, stage and film wardrobe, jewelry, guns, badges, a variety of Elvis’ law enforcement objects (I’m curious to see this) and personal items from his Graceland home. One of these personal pieces includes the Bible that was on his nightstand when he passed away. You’ll also see many more items throughout his life from the ’50s through the ’70s.
I believe this will be an exhibit that everyone will enjoy. I even have my favorite Elvis songs I sing from time to time. Even if you’re too young to appreciate The King, you’ll get the opportunity to learn about the legacy he left behind as well as growing an appreciation for the artist.
The King’s Ransom Museum is located on the third floor of the casino, inside the Imperial Palace’s Royal Hall. Starting Oct. 21, the exhibit will be open daily from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. And for only $10 per person, it’s worth putting on your “blue suede shoes” and heading over to Imperial Palace. But hurry — this exhibit will only be available until April 2010.
What time does it close, And for how long will it be there?
Hi, Lyn!
The hours of operation will be from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. As of now, It will stay in Vegas until April 2010.
Actually the time is from 11:00a.m. – 7:00p.m.
Hi Curtis,
We appreciate your response. We are going to reconfirm the correct hours of operation with someone at the attraction. Thanks for letting us know.
Hello, Curtis! I double-checked the original press release e-mail I received and called the concierge desk at the hotel where The King’s Ransom Museum will be held. Both confirmed the time is 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily.
What a beautiful Museum and tribute to Elvis. Many interesting items are displayed to give all an idea of his life. You can tell this Museum was set up with Love and respect for The King!