This tour was amazing ! Truly incredible, to witness the history with this tour ! LISA WAS SOOOO…read moreGREAT she was very good at explaining the stuff around us ! Gave us time to take pictures as well! Truly enjoyed this and recommend it ! Also take your kids is a lot of fun!

Very fun experience! We had a great driver and it was not too hot of a day which was nice because…read morethe AC didn't work that great. The seats were comfortable and the trolley was clean. The tour was very detailed and I loved seeing so many places

This was a phenomenal tour! I was fortunate to have Preston, a Dallas Native and Historian as our…read moreguide. His thoroughness and attention to detail is commendable! He reached out via text prior to start of the tour to provide important information and just say hello and introduce himself. Photo included! He was a great driver and very patient with participants. It was unseasonably hot that day and he kept checking to make sure everyone was doing OK. Even assisting the ladies(myself included) into and out of the van. I love that it was a small group. Makes it more personal. We went to all the major sites in just over three hours. Cost is very reasonable($62.99) and I booked through Viator who also does a great job! This tour is HIGHLY recommended!

What an incredible afternoon with brilliant Tour guide Preston. He is a Historian and expert on the…read moreJFK assassination. My family and myself took the full 3 1/4 hour tour, TAKE IT! You'll learn more about what happened that infamous day through Preston's fun, enlightening and educational interpretation. A1 all the way. Highly recommendeded!

Did a group tour with Greta, 3 of us were local and 2 from out of town. Greta was engaging,…read moreknowledgeable and we all enjoyed it. Even if you live in Dallas you will be entertained.

I've never been on a walking history tour before because I thought it sounded boring, but I was…read morepleasantly surprised after a friend brought me to this one. The tour guide,I think her name was Holly, was well informed and really witty. I've lived in the Dallas area my whole life and didn't know a lot of the interesting facts she told the group. This was a lot of fun and I would recommend this tour to anyone!

Went on a tour today and it was absolutely wonderful! The tour guides are a husband and wife duo…read morewho are professional, engaging and you can tell they truly enjoy what they do. I would recommend anyone to go on this tour. It is enlightening, enriching and educational tour that gives you a very thorough history of the impact that Black people have made not only in Dallas but the world. This tour is a gem!

We had an amazing and very enlightening time on this tour. Don and Jocelyn was very professional…read moreand the tour was so well orchestrated with the timelines of events. My mother and her sisters was on their annual sister trip and love that I picked this tour for them. I would recommend to anyone that wants to know the present of African America's in Dallas.

Great host very passionate about his tour. The weather was good and I found it an interesting way…read moreto learn about history. There's nothing in the area to do otherwise it's in the business district, so bring a beverage and use the facilities before you go.

Jesse was an amazing host, very friendly, knowledgeable and a great tour guide. He was very…read moreprofessional, especially to protestors, and chose his words very carefully in front of children which I really appreciated.

We purchased a 3 hour tour....Robin was AMAZING!! Thought we already had quite a bit of knowledge…read moreabout Kennedy's murder, however, Robin's knowledge is incredible....we were stunned at how much we didn't know.....left us wanting to learn more! Highly suggest taking your family on this historical tour.

From the owner: Choose from a customized Dallas motorcade tour, a tour of the President's events in Fort Worth on…read morethe morning of November 22, 1963, or a combination of both. You choose what you want to see! Tour in style in a 1963 restored Lincoln Continental Kennedy Car.

Jake was great! He was so knowledgeable and entertaining. Would highly recommend requesting him…read morewhen booking your tour

Best fun! Literally had a ghostly encounter at the 1st location before the tour started. Chills…read more The walking from pub to pub was the right amount. Had enough time to grab a drink at a couple of places. Learned about the city's history. Friends and I would recommend - 2 thumbs up!

We stopped at Dealey plaza to take in the JFK experience. You can walk around the plaza, visit the…read moregrassy knoll, and there are 2 "X's" in the road where the shots hit JFK. The museum itself is well laid out. LOTS of information, photos and videos. I learned facts I hadn't previously known. It was crowded when we were there so you sometimes had to wait to read plaques, etc.

Even early in the morning after they open and even with timed entry tickets, the Sixth Floor Museum…read moreis still crowded. It's been ten years since my visit and I'm back because Mrs. K. has never been here and I wanted her to see it. As I mentioned in my review from before, Dealey Plaza is up there with Times Square and Hollywood Boulevard. Yes, there are others including the National Mall, the Freedom Trail and Kennedy Space Center and the Grand Canyon, but this one is so visceral and so critical to the American experience that it should not be missed. Even for those of us who weren't born before 1963, it's still a critical part of our lives. We got our tickets from the desk, waited in the rope lines and were boarded onto the elevator at the designated time. Inside the museum, lots of crowds. They're doing what they can to balance the multitude of people who want to experience this with the desire of people to actually read the signs, displays and history of one of the most traumatic events in modern American history. It was simply too crowded. We spent about an hour trying to get between the bunches of folks between us and the artifacts, reading signs that explain the chronology of Kennedy's visit. It's much more than just that one day in November 1963, including history of Kennedy's election and why he came to Dallas to begin with. And yes, you can look out the window to see the "x" on the street where it happened. After that, the investigations, the conspiracies and all. All the physical evidence that exists in the American psyche. You'll enjoy the museum. The crowds? You'll just have to tolerate that part. I don't know that there's anything you can do about it. [Review 395 of 2026 - 709 in Texas - 25578 overall]

This review is for Movies e Night Location…read moreSouth east Dallas-below Deep Ellum Parking Street/lot. I recommend street as the lot gate may be locked necessitating contacting security. .Atmosphere Historic western town-like a moving e set. The city had a big inflatable movie screen, popcorn, karate group exhibitions. Seating Bring your own chairs, blankets Venue City of Dallas offers a family movie night throughout the summer. Bring bug spray/ repellent. It doesn't get dark initially but gets better as the evening progresses. See City of Dallas events for more info. Summary Interesting western town/ park where you can sit outside and watch movies.

This is a great spot to visit especially as a first-timer or with those that want to have a taste…read moreof the Dallas Heritage Village to learn more about historic buildings and furnishings dating back to the 1840s. Besides being a park, it's a place where it holds special events throughout the year that may be worth checking out. The park has a free parking lot just off the to side and it is easily accessible. I appreciate that it also has a picnic area, garden areas, benches, water fountains (though I doubt anyone uses it), and restrooms. It is quite well maintained and a sweet spot in Dallas for some fun photos. A few historic buildings I visited include the Alamo Saloon, Blum Bro. General Store, and Renner School. Per their website educational tours/ school field trips are welcome, plus reservation facilities for those interested.