The tour guide was a very friendly lady with lots of jokes. It was an 80 minute tour with nonstop…read moreknowledge of the downtown area. There's even a couple of quick stops where you can get out and take photos. It definitely made me want to visit some of the restaurants and museums mentioned in the tour.

Our tour guide Sam Peeble from Awesome Dallas Tours made us laugh, cry and took us on an emotional…read morerollercoaster with his intriguing account of the John F Kennedy assassination. The story had a prologue which gave a history of the protagonist, JFK and the antagonist, Lee Harvey Oswald. A little bit of drama was mixed into the story when Marylyn Monroe was mentioned. #ocrealtor #mariposa714 #blessed #godschildren #RIPJFK #bestsalesmenjfk

Degolyer House This…read more1940 house inside the beautiful Dallas Arboretum is great stopover on any day, especially on a hot day when the temperature outside is 110F! We were exhausted at the sheer heat when this very friendly 'free golf cart in the park' driver came by and offered to show us around. We were just too happy to hop on. One of the stops he took us to was the house, and he told us to ring the bell and someone would open. We did just that though we were not really sure if someone would be in at 2 on this hottt afternoon on a weekday, but it was opened by the most cheerful lady I have ever met. They had pamphlets, guest books guides everything ready. Fun fact- its free! Another fun fact- this was the First building to get full air conditioning facility in the 1940, in all of southeast America!!!! So yes, its a Must Visit. The place actually has a cafe / restaurant attached to it, which is, in fact, the extended patio of the house, and I am given to understand that its popular too, but it was closed today. They do give this out for party renting. A little history- the Golyers got this built as their retirement house, probably thats the reason there are no upstairs. The pictures of the family is all over the house. Interestingly, there is also an invite to the late President Kennedy's lunch for Mrs. Golyer, which, never happened because he was assassinated on the way to this very lunch! The library looks exotic with 15000 books, and as of now there is a photo exhibition going on with the artist on the floor. Some really touching pictures with soulful stories to it, they can be purchased if you have $1500 minimum in your pocket. I have to mention that the ladies there were absolutely charming and helpful. They literally walk with you and point out interesting stuff around the house. The architecture is Spanish inspired and very cool. A Must Visit.

The Spirit of Dallas is a sailing catamaran on White Rock Lake. You can rent the boat to cruise…read morearound by the hour, I believe. The Dallasites 101 teamed up with The Spirit for two nights and I saw the event advertised on IG. It was $60 for about a two hour experience. We arrived early for check in, as instructed, but the boat still left after 7pm. The cruising/sailing part was really cool. For this event you were able to bring snacks and drinks and some of the benches turned into tables. The captain played some tunes while we cruised around. It was really cool seeing the lake from the lake! You can easily forget that you are Dallas. I cannot recommend checking out this company enough, and booking a sunset boat tour! What are you waiting for!

Location Bishop Arts Section of Dallas…read moreParking Lot, street-tight in this area Atmosphere Fun party-go at your own pace Service Check in was fun, easy Menu There is a map of establishments but unlike other " wine walks" this one has places actually charge for beverages and they do jot offer food. Pace yourself if you want to join the after party. Check which locations charge or no charge! Eat before you start! Summary Interesting and fun wine walk- some places charge for drinks-pace yourselves to be able to attend after party.

Excellent time! The food and wine pairings are generous. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable…read more My clients loved it and said it was their favorite vendor event of the year!

Catch the hottest and smartest new trend in Dallas. Here to stay! It is phenomenal and most of…read moreall FUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN! I was walking out of the Opera House and was like what is that Golf Cart looking thing with everyone laughing? A new sort of touristy tour? NOPE! I looked on Yelp for the " E Frog" and called the number. A text came back and said, "Name, how many, address and destination?" I was like wow the E-Frog is my perfect date. haha. I mean......uh so I gave him said info and a text came back with an ETA. We hopped in and we took off. Hair blowing, sun shining, and PETE was full of info and spunk. We laughed and had a blast for our 7 min journey from Uptown to the Perot. When he dropped us off we booked him for an hour or so later. He text me when he was 5 min away and we went back down and hopped over to the Crow Collection. They do not have set hours, but try to end by 11pm. 13 Frogs in the Fleet. All over uptown to FairPark and in between. If a game at the AAC, or an event at AT&T, etc is taking place they book up super fast. So be in the know you may wait a bit for a ride. They hold I think 6 ppl in each and are installing doors. I like the open air about them though. They are super clean. You just feel like a kid all over again. It is amazeballs. Do not be an uptown jerk and freeload like a $30,000 millionaire. Lets keep these guys going. The advertisement and our tips, bc they do not charge for rides, will have the Frogs creating Tadpoles. WORD.

I cannot believe how great of a value and how much these guys once again exceeded my expectations!!…read more I have lived in Dallas for 7 years and thought I knew history here but not all the cool little things this ride will teach you. We did the beer tour about a year ago which was amazing too. Between these two events, if you have friends in town once should be a fit. Both are awesome and this outfit has more wild knowledge about the history of this town than you can process. Im excited to check out the JFK assination tour after hearing about it. Thanks for an amazing time!

This is a super convenient for UD students to take to go to school. It's environment friendly and…read morecheaper!!! There's stops all through out the day. This stop is on the way to downtown Dallas. You can get off and catch a different one for deep ellum and mockingbird station. If you're not a student, you can take this to anywhere. It's one of the better stops IMO. There's art works and a charging station. Please buy a ticket! you will get a $50 ticket if they catch you. Yeah keep thinking they'll never catch you. All my friends got tickets at different point of their lives. They all tried to pass as college students. They are for sure not in college anymore. They failed to show a recent college ID so they were fined. Cheapos...I need new friends. LOL

What a fabulous find!!! This review is long overdue. I've heard of this small business tour company…read more3 years ago, when I took my very first tour with them on my very first trip to Texas! My first tour was with Rebecca to the AT&T Stadium back in 2022. LOVED it, and I made a vow to take more tours with Discover Dallas Tours, in a year or few when I came back for another visit. Fast forward to now..... I decided to book the following tours with them: The Stockyards/Fort Worth. The Bush Presidential Library and Museum in Dallas. Dallas Highlights/JFK combo tour. Southfork Ranch. All were phenomenal! But my personal favorite is the Fort Worth/Stockyards tour. I had the pleasure of touring with Rebecca for Southfork Ranch only. She is a wealth of history and information. You need recommendations for anything Texas, ask Rebecca! LOVE her!!! The other tours were with Erin. I adore Erin! She took her time with questions and was super patient and kind and informative, extremely helpful for visitors, like myself who wanted a true Texas experience! She's an asset to Discover Dallas Tours! These experiences were not cheap, but I learned a great deal from them, and I am addicted to their tours. Check out their website and see for yourself, what they offer, and what a variety of experiences you can get a chance to discover. When you take a tour from them, I promise you that you'll have a great time and create lasting wonderful memories of Texas! Trust me when I say it's worth every penny! Check them out, if you want a chance to see what Texas is all about! Highly recommended! Book ahead, and enjoy your time in Texas with Discover Dallas Tours! Thank you, Rebecca and Erin! I've learned a great deal! I'll be back again next year for more tours! I'm addicted! Until next time......

Better late than never! I booked this fantastic tour with Discover Dallas Tours back in October,…read morebut this review is long overdue. My mom, who lives in France, came to visit me and my family in California for a few weeks. Before she flew back home, I wanted to create a special memory together. So, I surprised her with a weekend getaway to Dallas! We had a blast exploring the JFK Museum and the Fort Worth Stockyards, but the highlight of the trip was definitely our visit to Southfork Ranch. After researching several tour companies, I decided Discover Dallas Tours was the perfect fit. This family-run company stood out because Rebecca, the owner, personally called me after I inquired online. Even though the website didn't show availability, Rebecca was able to organize the perfect private tour of Southfork Ranch for us. She confirmed everything clearly via email and text message, including pick-up details and timings. Importantly, they are the only private tour company authorized by the owners of Southfork Ranch, making the experience even more special. The price was absolutely worth it. Erin, our guide (Rebecca's daughter), picked us up at our downtown hotel in a comfortable black SUV and drove us to the ranch. During the ride, Erin shared interesting facts about Dallas, the history of Texas, cowboys, the Fort Worth Stockyards and Longhorns. She even stopped at the Southfork Ranch gate for memorable photos before we arrived. Since my mom doesn't speak English, Erin found a comfortable and quiet spot for us to sit and provided detailed information about the ranch and the show. Erin was very patient, giving me plenty of time to translate everything for my mom. Her stories were captivating, and it brought back so many memories for both of us - we used to watch the show together every week back in France! The tour included a visit to the on-site museum at Southfork Ranch, where we saw photographs, magazine and newspaper clippings, props used in the show, and the famous gun used in the episode "Who shot JR?". We also walked around the house, saw the swimming pool, and the table outside where the family had breakfast. For fans of the original series, it's interesting to know that the interiors you see on screen were actually sets, while the exteriors were filmed on location at the ranch! Erin explained why the interiors weren't filmed at the ranch (you'll need to take the tour to hear the full story). The second series and more recent ones used the ranch's interior for filming. Erin was fantastic throughout the tour - friendly, patient, and attentive. She even took some great pictures of my mom and me. It was a perfect day for us. Thank you to both Erin and Rebecca! Overall, this tour was an amazing experience, and I highly recommend Discover Dallas Tours to anyone visiting the Dallas area.