Representatives of Prince’s estate have announced that Paisley Park, the late musician’s famed recording studio, is now officially opened to the public as a museum. The opening of the Minneapolis adjacent complex was delayed when the City Council of Chanhassen, Minn. raised concerns about zoning changes. The museum was able to make tours available to a select few but now has announced that is now permanently open to the public with regular tours resuming today.
Tickets for touring the storied studio start at $38.50 with $100 V.I.P. passes available for Prince super-fans interested in seeing the legendary artist’s private working environment, personal archives, wardrobes, musical instruments, and motorcycles.
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