I had the pleasure of touring today with Elizabeth! She was so smart and fun-- a true pleasure to…read morespend two hours with. We toured much of downtown and I was able to learn more about this incredible with her than I ever would have learned on my own. We checked out unique architecture and dove into the history of the city's landscape and beginnings. If you are visiting the city and want a local's view for a great price you need to check them out!

St. Louis is the Gateway to the West, AND Renegade Tours is the Gateway to St. Louis…read more Amanda gave us a personalized tour covering everything from when St. Louis wasn't even in the U.S., to the many lucrative technical innovations of James Eads, to the very roots of the Heartland's soulful sounds. Her historic detail, humor, charm, easy manner, AND attention to the tectonic cultural shifts that have happened, and continue to happen in St. Louis makes Amanda's tour company live up to Zack de la Rocha's lyrics in "Renegades of Funk": Nothing stayed the same, but there were always renegades Like Chief Sitting Bull, Tom Paine Dr. Martin Luther King, Malcom X They were renegades of their time and age The mighty renegades Want to meet some mighty Renegades? Go to St. Louis. Take a tour with Amanda and her crew of Renegades. You will be in the presence of Mighty Renegades. And you will never be the same. Do it now.

This wasn't my first ride on a Mid American. They've always been clean, good drivers, but tonight…read morewas exceptional. Took the coach to Frozen On Ice at Scott Trade in STL. The snow was coming down before we began our trip. Cindy our driver, and Glenda our concierge, were not only a fantastic team but made even the nervous passengers feel at ease. Glenda came around with candy for everyone and had a little trivia to pass the time for the up'ing travelers. Traffic was so backed up, because of the weather, but Cindy maneuvered around the traffic and got us to the show on time. It was wonderful to be dropped RIGHT at the door. The snow continued while we were at the show. When we came out, she was again Right at the door. How convenient! Especially with all the little "Elsa's" not completely dressed for the weather. We had to wait to start the snowy trek home. There were 3 passengers missing for quite a while, and Glenda went on a hunt for them. She and Cindy were patient and polite to the absent passengers, and Cindy attended to us waiting patiently on the coach. Cindy was an EXCELLENT driver and made everyone feel very safe. The driving conditions with crazy semi's zooming by was nerve wracking, but Cindy handled it with ease. Glenda brought the Frozen DVD to watch on the way home. It was a great distraction for anxious passengers and the tired young uns. When we arrived back, Glenda helped people clean off the 3+ inches of snow mounded on their vehicles. Cindy waited in the coach with passengers while their cars warned up. WOW....these ladies were impressive!!! If I could give 10 stars I would!!!

From the owner: Now serving the wider St. Louis Metro Area! Relocated to Hazelwood MO…read more Impeccably Maintained Motor Coaches Since 1927 We are equipped to serve you with our fleet of safe, dependable, and comfortable charter motor coaches. Our charter representatives are knowledgeable and will help you plan your charter bus trip giving you suggestions and will provide you with a detailed document of the services we will provide.

Following a recent trip where we used Cavallo buses I felt compelled to share my experience. Our…read moredriver was less than helpful or friendly. Most professional drivers assist the passengers, especially the elderly, as they exit the bus. This was not our experience as he would jump off to go light his cigarettes. His lack of respect for work zone speed limits was appalling. Over 70 mph with construction equipment and workers present and this went on for several miles. The equipment such as the DVD player, our main source of entertainment for the 5 hour drive did not work all weekend. The icing on the cake was when navigating through a parking lot he crashed into scaffolding shattering two large windows and did not stop to inspect until we insisted. While it was shatter proof glass shards still sprayed on passengers. The next best thing was duct tape to try and hold the window in. Needless to say it was a very very uncomfortable trip as well as frightful. The final straw for us was that the owner did not even show the courtesy of a return call once this was reported upon our return. This company seemed totally unconcerned with the safety of 50 passengers.

3/29 This bus company has honestly been one of the worst…read moreexperiences of my life. We are going on an important trip to Washington DC, and this company's failures have set us back at least ten hours. This means we will probably miss several morning activities, and a hotel room that we have already paid for. We were supposed to leave in 2 Cavallo buses at 5 am Central time. Because of this company, we left at 9:30 in 1 Cavallo bus and 2 school buses. We were supposed to meet the 2nd Cavallo bus in Indiana around noon, but because (again) of this company, we will get the 2nd bus at 6 pm by the earliest. This means we will not get into DC until 4 am Eastern time at the earliest. We are meant to be up tomorrow around 6:30 EST. On top of this, the air conditioning and wifi do not work on our bus, leading to us all suffering in the heat. Will never use this company again, and will tell anyone I can to avoid them.

Wr had a fairly good time last night with the walking tour. Thomas was great and very…read moreknowledgeable. Since the tour was 3 hours were long we felt we should have had one or two bathroom breaks and a place to stop and pick up a hot chocolate or hot tea on a chili evening. In past years this was the normal program for them. Even when we got back to try Taylor's bookstore and oddities it was closed. So the evening would have been much more enjoyable if we had at least one stop along the way and a place to pick up a hot drink. Also you are no longer allowed to go inside of the buildings which is unfortunate but most likely out of their control.

Sandy the tour guide was entertaining and very knowledgeable. But the tour itself isn't with the…read moremoney. At each stop we were given a history of the stop and a recounting of some of the "Hauntings"'that had occurred. We never got to actually see the spaces where, for example, the sightings appeared. "We don't go in there"'or "we can't go in there"'was a common phrase. The tour could have been at least an hour shorter, since the stories all started to sound the same, given that we didn't actually see any of the interiors of the buildings where things supposedly took place, with one exception ( a tunnel used for hiding escaped slaves using the Underground Railroad ). I wouldn't go again unless they change it up and let the group go inside the buildings or rooms. Way too expensive for an evening walk around downtown Alton.

I booked with Tagalong for my sister 21st birthday Celebration. We truly enjoyed ourselves. The bus…read morewas spacious and clean, and our Driver was very helpful and accommodating throughout the night. Definitely would recommend. I'll be booking again. You can't beat the price either!!!!!

Very very respectful & enjoying experience, I wouldn't mind using this company again & I most…read moredefinitely will recommend them as a great go to

I am a local St. Louisian and took the Downtown East tour to get a close up look at the unique…read morearchitecture in our downtown. Mission accomplished with this tour. There was a lot of information about St. Louis history and culture, not just the usual but also the unusual, which was fun. I would have liked a little more detail about the specific architects and buildings themselves, but there was a lot to get in. The tour lasted exactly 2.5 hours and that was enough. We went to the Hotel St. Louis for lunch afterward so we could spend time in that fantastic art deco space. The restaurant is open breakfast through evening, so it would be a good spot to take a break whenever you might be downtown. The sheer number of truly beautiful historic buildings in downtown St. Louis is so impressive. Yes, some are neglected, but their elegance and scale are stunning. It was interesting to see up close the neighborhood and streets that I read about in the news. I recommend this tour for anyone, but in particular it would be great for locals to take it and see our city for the jewel it is. The walk was easy, the guide (Glenn) was fun and informative, and I was surprised at how spotless downtown is.

I went on a fantastic tour of the old courthouse, the old cathedral and several beautifully…read morerestored old buildings. Warren and Sharon, our guides, were thorough and enthusiastic and their love of and appreciation for downtown Saint Louis was immediately apparent. Sharon did a fantastic job focusing on the less well-known history of women in downtown Saint Louis (Madame Chateau. Harriet Scott, Sacajawea and Eliza Hat raft, among others). A fantastic way to spend a Saturday morning!