I went last night with my significant other, and it's unlike anything I expected. Having lived here…read morefor 20 years and riding my bike around Old Town early in the morning in the dark I had no idea of the spooky forces that existed. I think the biggest takeaway is that when we were doing the tours I was looking for the ghost, but it's after the tour ends and you really start to think about it that really scares you that you might run into a ghost anywhere in Albuquerque.

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If you're looking for a ghost tour that goes beyond just telling spooky tales, Brandon's tour is a…read moremust. What makes his tour unique is the way he weaves empathy into the stories of the ghosts. You don't just hear about the hauntings; you really feel the weight of the tragedies that led to them. As Brandon shares the history of Old Town Albuquerque--its battles, murders, and forgotten souls--he brings the past to life with such emotion that it's impossible not to feel connected to the spirits. This intriguing tour takes you through the hidden alleys and historic streets of Albuquerque, a city steeped in more than 300 years of history. But it's not just about the scares. Brandon combines history, folklore, and ghost hunting into an experience that feels personal and meaningful. And while the stories are chilling, what stays with you is the deep humanity behind each one. Whether you're a seasoned ghost hunter or just looking for a unique way to explore Albuquerque's history, you'll walk away with a new perspective on the spirits that call Old Town home. Don't forget to br ing a camera--there's no telling what unexplained phenomena you might catch!

Had a problem with tour guide not showing up, ended up being a wrong address on calendar invite and…read morewebsite. Customer service was amazing and issued my friend and I refunds and started working toward fixing the address problems. If you're unsure about meeting locations, I recommend giving them a call in advance, or email seems to be a good contact! I would love to try a tour in the future either here in Albuquerque, or when I'm out and about in the U.S!

We had such a great time on this tour! We were surprised there was so much we hadn't experienced,…read morehaving visited Old Town Albuquerque on our own over the years. If you are an out of town visitor, this walking tour is the best way to enjoy a true New Mexican experience. The food and beverages were beautifully curated, as were the many stories our guide shared. We got to try red and green chile (both are DELICIOUS), as well as sopapillas, biscochitos, frito pie, prickly pear margaritas, and a wine tasting. I wish I took photos of the delicious offerings. I recommend arriving hungry. There are even some exciting ghost stories sprinkled throughout the tour. We were introduced to beautiful local art, jewelry, and souvenir shops. We stuck around after the tour to explore some more. We're excited to take the tour again, whenever we have out of town visitors.

Cara showed my spouse and I a fabulous time in Old Town. Her storytelling was engaging and…read moreinformative. We love the supernatural element of the tour as well! We got some interesting audio of a possible disembodied voice. 100% recommend this tour!

We used Jadd Fong after contacting another travel agency in Albuquerque that didn't seem to care…read moreabout having us as clients. John with Jadd Fong Travel was so great to work with that we're planning on booking our next vacation with him! We booked our first cruise ever and wanted more guidance than just getting a cheap price online and doing all the legwork ourselves. John has been such a pleasure to work with. From the very beginning he has been professional and he is always smiling, laughing, joking and having a good time. He's been a travel agent for many years and is extremely knowledgeable, especially about cruises. He makes himself available to you day and night and never once made me feel like I was pestering him when I asked him detailed questions. He was able to book us an amazing room with an ocean view for less than what we would have paid just using an online service like Expedia, and he even secured us some on-board credits to use. He took care of everything so that we just had to sit back and wait for our departure date. If you need to book a trip and want a little more guidance, give John at Jadd Fong Travel a chance! You won't be disappointed!

Riding a comfortable, motor coach bus rather than driving in bumper-to-bumper traffic for 2-3 hours…read moretrying to get to the 2026 Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta is absolutely the best option! The city offers a specialized bus lane, which helped us immensely. Tam was awesome! She coordinated the buses and she was our tour guide for the ride. She's very organized, very detailed and had maps printed out for us before we departed from the bus. She gave excellent instructions for navigating the balloon festival and our bus was well marked to find when leaving the festival. We were even able to rent folding chairs from her. Tam is extremely knowledgeable about the balloon festival and we're thankful that we stumbled upon her and this company. Actually, we found out about the company 'Tour New Mexico' from ChatGPT. Lol

My family and I were thinking of using the transportation provided by Tour New Mexico for the…read moreupcoming Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta, mainly because we have a family member who needs special accommodations because he is disabled. Tam went above and beyond to try to find us a feasible transportation option, especially since a lot of Greyhound buses are not ADA compliant. She even contacted the City of Albuquerque to look into options. But unfortunately, the city does not have accommodating options, and at most, the transit shuttle that could be arranged for someone with a disability does not drop off that person and their respective family members onto the balloon field. What really impressed me was that Tam called me back at least a few times to keep me updated about her findings, and she did a fantastic job following up with me! In the midst of these frustrations, Tam was so awesome and she suggested that our family try the "Balloons and Breakfast" event in the morning, or the "Dine and Glow" event in the evening at the Albuquerque Balloon Museum, which she said has some of the best views of the Mass Ascension in the morning and the Balloon Glow in the evening. Furthermore, the Balloon Museum has parking for handicapped visitors and their accompanying family members, and a family restroom, as well as flushable toilets. She pointed out that this would probably be a better option compared to the Gondola Club option, which my sister and I tried last year when it was just the two of us attending the Balloon Fiesta. The Gondola Club is outdoors on the field, with tents covering the all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet and the unlimited amounts of coffee and drinks. It certainly is a fantastic option for guests who like to be right out on the balloon field, and who are capable of going all the way out there. However, I can see how challenging it can be for people who are handicapped to go all the way out there, especially since there is no handicapped parking right up near the balloon field. I was so ecstatic that Tam presented these options and I thanked her for going above and beyond! She said that she was just doing her job in terms of trying to make sure that my family and I truly get to enjoy the Balloon Fiesta as much as we can, including our family member who is disabled. I thought that it was incredibly thoughtful of her to think outside the box for us, and suggest ways to make our upcoming trip to Albuquerque a pleasant one for our entire family. She said that she is in the tourism business and this is what she is supposed to do. But quite frankly, I know that not all tourism companies go the extra mile in terms of looking for special or more feasible options for people with disabilities. And some tourism companies could care less about accommodating people with special needs. But Tam really felt for us and went above and beyond to provide us with suggestions that would minimize some of the stress and challenges that we were facing in terms of traveling with a family member who has special needs! I have to say that, if I ever want to go on a tour with Tour New Mexico in the future, I'll definitely check in with Tam! There are parts of New Mexico that I would like to check out further, like the White Sands National Monument in Alamogordo! I visited Santa Fe with my sister last year, but we only really got to check out Old Town Santa Fe. After my experience communicating with Tam of Tour New Mexico, I certainly would love to check out what Tour New Mexico has in terms of showcasing the highlights of New Mexico to prospective visitors!

My buddies, the Wolfpack, had two birthdays this week. So, our monthly get together at the local…read morebrewpub wasn't going to cut. I called up Tomas and he arranged a 6 seater Suburban with Carmen as the chauffeur. First off, it's an easy process to book. Second, Tomas is there is something goes wrong. Third, it was relatively cheap! Carmen was professional and made it a great night. We booked the car from 8pm-midnight and it was worth it. It was perfect, we stop by our favorite places like Bose Brothers, SideTrack, Bow and Arrow, and Sister Bar for vegan tacos. No parking problems, no dealing with two separate Ubers, and we could drink some water in the car between bars. And while we are not big drinkers, there was zero concern about drinking and driving. My advice is simple, take a typical night with friends and pump it up a little. Everyone will have fun and it's a chance for each of us to share our favorite pubs with each other. And, if you have only a few people going, think about a suburban versus a big limo. It's low key and still a blast.

1. dropped us off at wrong hotel even though hotel name and address clearly stated in paperwork…read more2. multiple emails with broken code and confusing verbiage, these emails changed things to do with the reservation. when questioned and asked for more information the owner said "not to worry". 3. car reserved is not what I ordered and I was charged over $200 more than the quote. the owner yelled at me in front of hotel employees. told me if I was uncomfortable on the ride it was my own fault. 4. Would not allow me to cancel reservation for the return trip to airport, even though the driver who I found out was the owner, was told how uncomfortable I was. I do not recommend using this company at all. Avoid driver/owner named Rush.

We did the High Noon History, Legends & Route 66 Lore - Tour of Old Town…read moreAlbuquerque, New Mexico in October 2026. Had we not booked this tour, we would've been walking around thinking what a lovely old area of Albuquerque. Misty was our tour guide and she was fabulous! It is amazing how much detail and knowledge she was able to give to everyone. She was a walking encyclopedia! Lol We saw things that in passing, we would've had no idea what the deep history was for that place or that thing. Misty really brought excitement and wonder alive for us which she packed in during our tour. What a wonderful memory she created for us during our visit to old town Albuquerque. We highly recommend this tour and if possible, you should try to get lucky and book it with Misty.

This tour was juvenile at the very best. It was not engaging and the fact that the "laptop"…read moreoperator could not get out of his own way to operate the computer to engage us further was the only frightening thing on the tour. Literally after 20 minutes I found I was tired and preferred to go back to the camp ground and forget this waste of my time So we sent an email explaining our sadness and Misty got back with an apology offering a no charge different tour - but we were already on a flight home. This was to be the ending of our time in NM. Then a VERY CURT and dismissive email was received from Julie making very offensive comments and suggestions to say the very least (yes I am playing it down!) Before you even contemplate this - keep your hard earned money go out for a dinner and a drink and enjoy rather than waste it here!!!

I try to do something special each year for my birthday and this year was no exception. Having…read moreplanned a trip to Albuquerque earlier in the year in advance I knew that the exceptional television show 'Breaking Bad' had shot on location extensively in the city. With that knowledge in hand, it didn't take me long to find and then book the Breaking Bad RV Tour. As someone who loves TV and movies; it's even more exciting to actually see sets and visit locales of some of my favs (Martha's Vineyard/Jaws) since it brings a level of involvement to a show you enjoyed. We arrived at the designated time and then just like the one that Walt & Jesse cooked meth in; the RV pulls up. Operated by local actors who had bit parts in the show, they bring flair, authenticity and fun to this 3 hour plus jaunt around the city. Frank and his wife Jackie are outgoing, friendly and knowledgeable not only of BB but also 'Better Call Saul' and of Albuquerque too. They also pimp out the New Mexico film scene. The RV looks exactly as you'd expect it to and the carpeting, seats and interior are all definitely stock 80's finery. They take you by probably two dozen key sites from the show. During longer stretches between stops they play clips from the show on a TV inside the RV to keep you entertained. They play trivia and hand out prizes too. Some of the notable sites you only see, while others you actually get out and can truly soak in. You get to see Jesse's house, Chuck McGill's house, have lunch at Los Pollos Hermanos (really a place called Twisters), see and pose with the bronze statues of Albuquerque's two most notorious figures inside the convention center, the Car Wash and best of all Walt & Skylar's house. (Which has a new owner who apparently wants to recreate the interior and make it an AirBnB!). My personal favorite had to be Mike's ticket booth under the highway outside the courthouse (it's really an active ticket booth!) so I thought that was cool. Being that it was my birthday they also had me don the Hazmat suit and mask much to the laughter and photo opportunity of our fellow tour goers. Definitely a worthwhile excursion if you're a fan of both of Vince Gilligan's two shows. Also check the museum after the tour!

We had a blast with Frank and Pete. They offer the big RV and depending on how many people they…read morewill also have a SUV with people following behind. It was fun, informative, and we hit a lot of spots. They really did try to make it special. I like how they lit the smoke bomb on top of the camper to make it look like they were cooking meth, lol. They also supplied us with a little burrito for lunch. They were quite a few places around still, but Some will be leaving soon. We enjoyed it and we met some really fun people on the tour. I WOULD RECOMMEND