Had a wonderful small group tour yesterday to the Hoover dam. Our tour guide was very nice & gave…read morelots of information. Van was very clean & great a/c. Breakfast stop included in price was great because we didn't have to worry about grabbing breakfast beforehand somehow. :)

I did the Grand Canyon West Rim Skywalk Tour with Grand Adventure Tours on a Sunday in January…read more2019. Our guide was Luis, and he was incredibly knowledgeable and hospitable - he really attributed to a wonderful experience. We were accompanied by 8 other people that we didn't know, all of whom were very nice. After an early morning pickup at our hotel in Luis' van, we went to three other hotels to pick up the other people for the tour. First stop was the Fabulous Las Vegas sign for photos, and then a group breakfast at McDonalds. We then went on a very picturesque drive out to the Hoover Dam, and we spent over an hour there, enjoying the sights and learning about the structure and its construction. Lastly, we drove out to the West Rim of the Grand Canyon. We enjoyed the glass bottomed Skywalk, and then took more photos around Eagle Point. There was plenty of time to check out the gift shops. We saw some replica Native American structures, and enjoyed watching some dancing. We then drove to Guano Point for a picnic lunch, a hike, and plenty more photos. Before the drive back to Vegas, our guide stopped by the Joshua Tree forest, and we snapped a few photos. It was such a wonderful day! FIVE STARS.

This tour was fun and interactive with the added bonus of free popcorn and water, plus candy you…read morecould earn by answering trivia questions! It was very nostalgic to see Las Vegas films of the past and present day as we rode down the Las Vegas strip! The actors (hosts) were funny, entertaining, and interactive with guests. Learned lots of behind the scenes information about the movies filmed here! The ride was smooth with comfortable seating. The length of the tour was perfect with a pit stop along the way. Would make for a fun date night, family night, bachelor or bachelorette party activity! Definitely plan to take the tour again with friends in town!

This company is a scam. They never showed up. Do not book with them, they will take your money and…read morethen not respond to phone messages. Highly do not recommended.

Nice, good experience. They celebrate my son and other passengers birthday. So sweet. We love itread more

This is a top notch high tea experience! All of the staff are super friendly and very attentive,…read moremaking sure your tea stays full throughout the entire tour. Also make sure to ask for your scone to be heated up before enjoying it. Some menu highlights for me were the cucumber sandwich, salmon crostini, and brownie bite. My favorite tea was the summer peach iced tea since we went over the summer and it was so refreshing! This was our first time to Vegas and this was the perfect way to start our trip. The tour takes you down the length of the Strip and narrates all the major sites, hotels, things to do on both sides. Meanwhile you get to enjoy high tea! We were able to see things that we wanted to check out later in our trip. The staff were very friendly and gave recommendations as well. If it's your first time in Vegas, definitely check this out as it was a great introduction to the Strip!

Sat at Excalibur for 30 minutes sun beating down on us.. hot and miserable no excuse givenread more

The trolley is awsome but avoid this hotdog guy your pingyea will thank you later , the route is ok…read moreand see many parts of Vegas

Amazing trip! Well organized. The highlight was our tour guide Kevin. He went above and beyond, and…read moremade us feel welcomed and well taken care of. Thank you GCD.

Great time awesome experience Robert is a awesome tour guide…read more Only one problem, the food is BAD

We did the one day tour from Vegas to see both the Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend…read more First, I'm glad that companies like Max Tours offers these one day tours and second, don't let the 14+ hour day trip freak you out as the day is broken up with pit stops (i.e. snacks and bathroom breaks) and it's worth having someone else do the driving while learning about the areas between Vegas and Page, AZ. These two places are worth seeing IMO as the beauty created by nature just has to be seen with your own eyes. Shout out to Anthony who was our tour guide. You already knew why I took a picture of the van door (LOL). I will leave you with a few pics but you want to come see this IRL.

During our recent weekend in Las Vegas we had a free day and took a tour to Hoover Dam and The…read moreGrand Canyon. Our driver was Chad. He was AMAZING!! Friendly, knowledgeable, upbeat, and thorough. He respected all of his passengers and made our adventure fun. He ensured we had plenty of stops, snacks and drinks!!! No need to bring your own water bottle he had more than enough and encouraged us to drink and eat as much as we wanted. The van was a pleasant and comfortable ride. We had a perfect size group of 14. Thank you to Chad for making our trip fun!!!!

I would never recommend this company to anyone!! The tour bus driver Christian and supervisor Rox…read moreare disrespectful and rude. They should both be fired. They have no customer service skills at all. The customer is a liar apparently when it comes to this company. On our way to the Pawn shop everyone on the bus was informed that all of us did not pay for meet and greet with Rick Harris. When we booked the tour we were informed that we were going to meet Rick. The majority of the people on the tour bus mentioned that they were told the same. Christian kicked myself and my wife off the tour bus because we spoke up about being lied to about meet in greet with Rick Harris being included in the VIP tour that we booked for your today. I really wanted to meet Rick Harris. This is so unfair. I'm a huge fan of the show Pawn Stars. I have been watching this show since it came on.

Skip this tour and drive or Uber there your self. This tour is way overpriced and they cancelled…read moreour tour so we lost our money. The tour guide was uncooperative and did nothing to get us a refund.

Great tour with our guide Ralph and bus driver Manny. We did the Hoover dam tour last year and…read moreenjoyed it very much so we booked the Grand Canyon tour this year. I like this tour company because the guides are comedians and our guide Ralph was hilarious and helped time pass quickly considering the ride is a couple hours each way. He also provided educational tidbits that was quite interesting. I've been to the South Rim; the NPS side that's more developed so seeing the West rim was a treat. The West rim is managed by a Native American tribe and seemed more rugged and remote. The Grand Canyon is surreal and spectacular; it's like looking at picture even though you are there in person. The tour also provided breakfast and lunch stops so we were well fed. The breakfast stop was at a restaurant while lunch was at the Canyon (Guano point). They also provide bottled water in between stops (Hoover dam, convenience stores (for bathroom breaks) that broke up the monotony of the long ride. Highly recommend.

Several months before my trip to Las Vegas I purchased tickets for my sister and I to take a Comedy…read moreon Deck tour to the west rim of the Grand Canyon and the Hoover Dam. Your guide is an actual stand-up comedian. I had to call the week before (you can also send an email) to let them know which of the five pickup spots we were using. One of the pickup spots was about seven minutes from my hotel. But I chose the second stop, which was 6:10 AM, roughly 15 minutes from our hotel. I did not want to sit in the back of the bus all day LOL! We were promptly picked up by our driver Alejandro, and our comedy guide Andrew Hunt. We were checked in and hopped on the bus. We sat in the fourth row. The seats had cup holders that popped down from the seat in front of you, as well as a net, kind of like on the airplane, with power sources between the seats. Andrew did a great job keeping us informed as well laughs along the journey. Once we picked up everyone, we stopped off for breakfast at The Original Waffle House. Andrew took our orders on the bus and called them in. Once we were seated our food was at the table in less than five minutes. This was a 30-minute stop. Our next stop was the Joshua Tree National Forest. This was a wonderful surprise as it was not listed on the tour. We were given about 10 minutes to walk around and grab some pics before our driver honked which meant we should get back on the bus. Then we headed to the Grand canyon. We were less than an hour away. Please note at every stop they offered you bottled water when you get off and on. Andrew handed out wristbands which determined if you paid for the Skywalk. We got off the bus and headed through security. I felt like we walked through three different buildings which all had gift shops. After we made it through security our bus picked us up and dropped us at the first stop which was Eagles Point. Eagles Point was where we did the Skywalk. Then we hopped on the canyon shuttle bus to the second stop, Guano Point. This was a previous mining location. They use to mine bat poo from across the canyon from a cave, loaded it on a cable car and brought it back over. There was a huge covered seating area with meal options. Lunch was also included with our tour and our guide advised the food was better at the second stop. I got in line and placed my lunch. I ordered chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy and a small piece of corn on the cob. The Hualapai Tribe owns and operates the west rim of the canyon. After the Skywalk tour we walked around and saw remakes of a small tribal village which included teepees and a sweat house. Before we left we checked out tables beside the shuttle stop where the Hualapai were selling handcrafted jewelry with gemstones sourced locally. Be sure to bring cash as that is what most of the merchants accepted. We had three hours at the Grand Canyon, then we headed to the Hoover Dam on the way back to Vegas. Once at the Hoover Dam we got off the bus walked up a few flights of stairs (there was also a ramp) then we walked in a bridge to view the dam. There's one point on the bridge where you're standing in both Nevada and Arizona. The Hoover Dam was massive and pretty cool. I enjoyed the comedy on Deck Grand Canyon tour and would recommend it!

We had an absolutely wonderful overnight tour booked through the Show Mee The Canyon. Even though…read moreour plans got a little complicated--my son and daughter-in-law's flight was delayed by three hours--everything was handled smoothly. I emailed about the delay and was thrilled to get a reply that they could be picked up directly from the airport so we wouldn't miss out on seeing the Grand Canyon before sunset. Our tour guide, Derek, was awesome--friendly, informative, and full of good humor. Even though we missed breakfast at the Coffee Cup Café due to timing, we ended up having a delicious lunch at Lilo's Café on Route 66. The food was great, and it was a fun little detour. The Grand Canyon itself was just breathtaking--pictures truly don't do it justice, and you really have to see it in person to believe it. The night at the Railway Hotel was comfortable, and the next morning, before the train took off, we were treated to some cowboy and cowgirl entertainment. We even got to take pictures with them, which was a delightful bonus. As we got closer to the Grand Canyon by train, the scenery was absolutely stunning. Since Derek had already given us a great tour the previous day, we spent the morning souvenir shopping and enjoying some food before Derek picked us up again at the canyon. He was just as fantastic as before, and I highly recommend requesting him if you want a fun and informative guide. All in all, it was an unforgettable experience, and we'd absolutely do it again. Five stars!

From the owner: Here at Show Mee The Canyon will specialize in small private tours. You want to go to the Grand…read moreCanyon? You can see it by land or air. Do you like the outdoors and camping? Let's go Glamping! Ride a Quad or an ATV. If horseback riding is your thing, you can do that. See the Las Vegas night by helicopter. Let's go! Your family. Your friends.

Our bus broke down on the way to the West Rim and again on the way home. They finally sent a…read more"rescue bus," but it broke down leaving us stranded for 2 hours!

In preparing for our trip to Las Vegas last December, I looked at several tour companies to…read moreAntelope Canyon. It was a good decision going with GC Tours. It was a good trip. The cost is known up front. A few of the other tours do not include the fee charged by the Navajo. Booking was simple on the website. I actually wanted another date that wasn't available. I emailed GC, and received a quick reply as to potential date changes. From Las Vegas to Antelope Canyon, it's an early call. We had to be ready by 6:30am. Our tour guide kept us informed about what we were doing, -- going to the other hotels for the pickups and how many more stops before we actually get on the road. He gave us information about the area as we were driving out of town. He seemed to know the right amount of talking to do on the trip. Since it was early, some wanted to do a little napping. Our tour guide was very conscientious to make sure we made our appointment to the Navajo tour. He said if we were late, our tickets would be sold to walkups. Going to and from, there were enough bathroom stops and our tour guide made sure to tell us how many hours it would be before our next bathroom break. I felt the driving was safe and responsible but not meek. He had to pass cars or else we probably wouldn't get back until the next day. When he passed, it wasn't reckless. It is a long drive, and it was great leaving the driving to GC Tours. We didn't return to Las Vegas until about 9:00pm. The only disappointment was that GC was very busy and they had to use a rental van so there weren't the captain's chair seats in the van. It was a great tour. Antelope Canyon is beautiful.