It probably depends on when you go. We had no trouble in April. There is a combo with the Memphis Music Hall of Fame and it is only $5 more, I think. That is all it I worth too. Pretty small and mostly costumes. But Rock and Soul was awesome! Took us 3 hours.

There is street-metered parking along Third Street adjacent to the museum. If those are taken, the Westin Hotel operates a public parking garage directly across Third Street from the museum. Let us know if you have other question. We look forward to your visit!

Lo siento, no puedo ayudarte. Yo viajé en vehículo particular.

Se puede pagar allí mismo. No es necesario reservar.

Kruse2007... It takes most guests between 1 and 1.5 hours. However, the Smithsonian-developed exhibition includes over 300 minutes of information, and almost 100 songs which lead our guests through the evolution of Memphis' rich musical history.... so some guests have spent several hours within our galleries. We hope to have you as a guest at the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum

Yes, the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum is completely wheelchair friendly. No stairs or steps at all. We also have several wheelchairs on site in case guests need to borrow one during their visit. We hope to have you as a guest at the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum!

TCnative... By total access plan, I assume you are referring to Memphis' "Backstage Pass" the discount combo ticket between the city's 4 most popular music attractions. By buying a "Bacjkstage Pass," and therefore making an advance purchase of your admission ticket to Graceland, Rock 'n' Soul, Sun Studio and Stax, you save over 20% and more than $17 than if you purchased your tickets separately. Even if you are going to Graceland and only 2 of the other 3 music attractions, you still save over the regular admission prices. When a "Backstage Pass" is purchased, the customer's credit card is charged just as if they purchased any admission ticket. If you have any other questions, call Rock 'n' Soul and they will put you in touch with me (Trip Advisor doesn't lime me posting my phone number). And, trust me, those 4 attractions celebrate America's music better than any other attraction(s) in the world. John Doyle Executive Director Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum Developed by the Smithsonian Institution