The Tour guides were great knowledgeable, with a great sense of humor, but the waits were extended…read morebecause the trolleys were full, the cruise ships added an extra 2000 people and paired up with the trolley company to get them around to the sites. But a big shout goes to Pudge who was given my son's wallet gave it to another tour guide who was running a connecting trolley and got it back to my son before he knew it was missing. Thanks Pudge. Good experience.

Great drivers with informative stories, convenient and timely and a wonderful way to see the city.read more

One of the best Hop On Hop Off Tours I've been on before. The guides were extremely well versed in…read morenavigating Boston in a safe way, well narrated stories about Bostons history and a great way to see Boston in a day. Whether you're visiting Boston for a day or live there full time, I'd recommend riding with Boston Sightseeing!!!! 10/10

Very disappointing and not worth the money. They advertise buses every 30 minutes, but we waited an…read morehour at the very first stop. By the time the bus arrived, there were only about five seats available because cruise terminal passengers had been picked up first. They clearly did not have enough buses running for the number of tickets sold. To see attractions across the bridge, you also have to transfer to a smaller bus that only runs from one stop about every 40 minutes. For the price, the long waits and inconvenience made this a poor experience. I would definitely choose another sightseeing option in Boston.

Had a great time on the Boston Duck Tour. Our guide, Chef Wolfgang Duck, was amazing. He was…read morehilarious, kept everyone entertained, and somehow managed to give us a great history of Boston without making it feel like a history lesson. Such a fun way to see the city, especially getting to experience Boston from both the streets and the water. Chef Wolfgang Duck definitely made the tour. Would absolutely recommend!

We were in town for a few nights with limited opportunities to sightsee. So we decided to take…read morethis tour to cover our grounds by land and sea more efficiently. So glad we did. We chose the departure near the aquarium as it was walking distance to North End, where we wanted to definitely go afterwards for restaurants and cannolis. Our host was very entertaining and animated. He was/ is a weatherman for a local station. I never knew how much of a history buff I was until this tour. I remembered things from school history classes that triggered my memory. It was such a beautiful day out for this tour. It passed by all the possible places to visit after the tour like Boston Commons/ Library, Beacon Hill, etc.' The quacking was hilarious. I also loved the sea part of the tour where kids and adults had an opportunity to drive the boat.

The party bus!!! So fun. One of the best birthday experiences I have had. You can book the bus for…read morea minimum of four hours and as many stops as you would like. our bus driver was great and incredibly helpful. He knew of extra bars to stop by that do not include covers and free shots for the birthday person. He also stopped for hotdogs at one point. it is byob and your own playlist. There is truly no experience quite like it where you can jam to music and drink, while driving around Boston. Would recommend for any occasion.

Holy shit, what a gas... As part of our social engagement…read morefor work. We were designated to go on a bus tour of the Boston scene. Not necessarily the usual Boston, the underground Boston. Mobsters and Lobsters is a mafia story laden trip that ends up at the south shore popular lobster eatery. Although Mother Nature and the traffic in downtown Boston decided yo play games with us the owner who's name actually is Tom Collins, started off with a quick quip yo get the folks settled and the first round of beverages were begun. Tom brings us around to the spectacular locations and spots where specific mobsters from the years past were doing their cunning and not so cunning work. Tom's knowledge for this thoroughly interesting topic is unmatched. His serious knowledge of the history of other significant historical places and events speckled with his dry "Bastan" humor. Made this trip extremely worthwhile. The duration was four hours long which also included a Lobster dinner at a local eatery on the south Boston harbor. I haven't laughed this hard in a long while. If you are in beantown for a spell. I highly recommend you and you motley crew join Tom for an interesting alcohol added trip back in time. I am positive your jaws and cheeks will be sore from laughing so hard. Be aware this is an "R" rated trip! But very worth it. Thanks Tom for making this a great memorable evening.

Thank you for bringing your big yellow buses down to DC during the renovation of our red line, it…read morewas a real pleasure to hop on between White Flint and Friendship Heights lean back 30° finally have a restroom and food tray, enjoyed the excellent Air Conditioning in the muggy 90+* weather. Imagined how nice it would be to watch a movie on one of your TV screens. Really wish you would've let northbound traffic turn right on Western Avenue. That was really a bad move. removing a star for that. You did it without adding any detour signs. Your buses are better than any of the tour buses I've taken to NYC..

I don't know where Yankee Transit finds their drivers, but they seriously need to re-evaluate their…read morehiring and training practices. Yesterday, one of their buses completely blocked the intersection of Beverly Street and RIP Anthony Valenti Way -- the pedestrian crosswalk was obstructed, and cars couldn't get through. This isn't just inconvenient; it's dangerous and irresponsible. Drivers should be trained to respect traffic laws and pedestrian safety. Until they clean this up, I can't recommend this company

We absolutely loved our tour by Benjamin Edes who gave us a great history of Boston overview with…read morelots of fun thrown in. We highly recommend his tour.

Nate in character (Christopher Shultz) was a terrific engaging and knowledgeable guide for our…read moreFreedom Tour Trail. He brought the history of Boston's role in the Revolution to life and kept the interest of both the kids and adults in our small group. Good sense of humor and was happy to answer both good and dumb questions. Tour was well paced. Highly recommend Freedom Trail Tours and Christopher as a guide.

Is this pricey? Yes! Is it worth the experience? Indeed! We originally were at the Museum of…read moreScience for the day and we needed something else to do- after. We walked outside and saw people getting off the duck tour boat around the corner. We asked a couple what they thought and they said listen it's pricey but DO IT! We had so much fun- and I could tell by their faces that they did. I've done it once before along time ago with my mom so I didn't really remember too much. And it was at the different location. But my fiancé had never experienced it and since I forgot about it we opted to do it, and I am beyond happy we did it, he wanted to drive to boat and was scared to raise his hand so I raised it for him, he was the last driver that day and he got to drive it pretty far. Needless to say he enjoyed it so much. I'm so glad we did it. We had the Skydiver he was funny and pretty cool. You get a lot of information about Boston, and then wham you go from land to sea- creepy but cool. It was kind of chilly that day, but we enjoyed yourselves. A nice tour for sure!

Arrived at 9 am for 9:30 am check in for 10 am duck tour. It was pouring so we waited inside the…read moreMuseum of Science for half an hour, bought hot beverages, and used the facilities. At 9:30 am the kiosk to buy tickets was open. However, if you already purchased tickets on line, you check in around the corner by the gigantic dinosaur under the black Boston Duck Tours umbrella. Captain Kim manned the Duck vehicle except for part of the tour on the Charles River when customer Katia from Texas volunteered to steer up and down the river. Ben, narrator shared info of how the history we learned in school was totally wrong. Who we thought were responsible for the Declaration of Independence were corrupt, spread propaganda about the Boston Massacre which started as an accidental rifle shot went off and to cover up lives were lost in the confusion. They names we thought were great men were actually planners of the Boston Tea Party. He even dispelled the story of Paul Revere riding through the streets shouting the British are coming... that shattered how history was portrayed and actually was a sham. Ben did point out The Union Oyster House where we chose to have lunch at after the duck tour. He also shared tidbits about Leonard Nimoy, where Kennedy used as a permanent address and how Adam Sandler is a regular whenever he visits Boston.

My family took the Wild Brew Yonder tour yesterday for my husband's birthday. Very fun tour!…read moreSpencer and Mac were great! They were as excited about the 3 great breweries as we we're! We were never rushed. They went above and beyond to make our tour amazing. Great information about the Boston brew scene. It couldn't have been a nicer day.

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My family and I spent two days in Boston. We decided to do a hop on hop off tour, I have done many…read moreof these tours in other countries and all were audio tours. I was skeptical when I saw we had live commentary on the city view trolley tour. I was very pleasantly surprised, Joe was our driver and he was so enjoyable we didn't want to get off the bus, his humor and knowledge of the city was outstanding! The bus we were on when returning was audio, we were so disappointed the Joe was not the driver. In future I will always look for live commentary although it will be difficult to find another Joe! So thank you Cityview trolly tours and Joe for giving my family a wonderful experience in Boston!

The tour was a little confusing with multiple colored routes (same price for hop on/off?) and…read moreoverselling tickets in the rain. People had to sit on laps and on stairs to avoid "standing", which is against the rules. The driver kindly explained to people he was full and spent a lot of time trying to convince existing passengers to "make room" by piling on top of another, which is unpleasant when we clearly paid for separate tickets. It's not our fault you reduced your service to every 30min in the rain? Also, the trolleys have no windows, which means in the rain they have these plastic flaps that come down and zero ventilation. this meant the plastic fogged up from the heat and we could not see anything. Some of us struggled to breathe inside with no air circulation, and with no umbrella bags we also sat in puddles of water while getting soaked. I feel with the amount of rain Boston sees, the trolley tour should have a solution or not operate.

Great experience! Love how this exhibit is interactive. First, we got to take part in a reenactment…read moreof the secret townhall meeting. All of the actors were awesome and stayed in character the entire time. After, we were led onto the ship where we had the opportunity to throw "tea" into the harbor. There was a lot of people to get through so this portion goes quick. Also, it's completely optional. Lastly, they take you into a few more rooms to look at artifacts and watch a short video. At the end of the tour, there is a tea room and gift shop. Overall, I think its a fun activity worth trying. You get to learn a lot about the Boston Tea Party and the Revolutionary War.

Improved a lot over the years, Boston Tea Party museum has improved!…read more For our tour/experience, we joined the town meeting hall room where we were guided through some background before the Boston Tea Party took place with actors bringing the history to life with their own experience Each of the attendees received a card to tell us who we were. Now, our actor, character's name, was Peter. They had a little of a quieter voice so I could hear them clearly but it was a little challenge. We went from the meeting room to the boat where we had a limit opportunity to throw tea off the ship. Children were the primary participants in our group of 40-50 people. Then we went into this theater area with moving portraits and wide-length screen to hear the story of the museum. The tour ends in Abigail Tea Room and I recommend checking out all of the tea because it is graded based on the popularity in the 1770s from most expensive to cheapest. When I have visitors, I will go back again and glad to see such a robust experience.