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    Fun Dallas Tours

    4.4 (64 reviews)
    Open • 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Dealy Plaza

    We did the guided JFK tour. Our guide, Tim, is clearly passionate about the subject and gives a healthy dose of humor along with the accepted story and conspiracy theories. You'll even get to hang out in Oswald's rooming house (still owned by the granddaughter of the original owner) and see his CIA safe house

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    Knickerbocker R.

    I took this tour today with my mother. I did the 1-hour tour of JFK assassination and I wish I could have done a longer tour. Dan...Daniel, what can I say about my tour guide? Amazing!!! The knowledge was there. The passion was there. The interaction was there. My questions were answered. He showed us video footage during our walking tour to back the events of 11-22-63. And because the walking tour was just my mom and I, he drove us along the route. We discussed every turn, every conspiracy theory and never missed a beat. It was a tour from someone who lives and breathes his job. I will gladly take a longer tour in the future because there is so much more I want to see. Side note: I was impressed with how downtown Dallas preserves its history. Everything along the route was there in 1963. I post on more than one platform so I will be leaving this review there and this is my personal first hand experience.

    Waiting in between the highway and off ramp. Driver walked other passengers off the highway to a nearby business.

    Trip was supposed to start at 10. Two guests tardiness meant we did not until close to 10:15. Where I tried to originally sit, there were broken seatbelts. As we are gong on I30 near Six Flags, we hear a large pop. Thirty seconds later, we can feel the tire has had a blowout. It was a bit scary moving from the left lane all the way to the right shoulder, but it got done. We got stuck in between a small opening between the three land highway to the left and an off ramp to the right. It is now 11:10 and the best of Fort Worth that I've seen is nothing more than the asphalt of the highway. Not the most comforting feeling having traffic whiz by on both sides. Makes me wonder about the maintenance history of the van we are in. * I should also mention if all had gone to plan, we'd have lost more time because we had to drop off people going to the Cowboys (NFL) stadium. Four hours might be 1 at best. Because we've been sitting here for over an hour, we missed the cattle run at Ft. Worth. The thing we really wanted to see. At first, they wanted us to wait for the tire to be changed - more waste of time. Fortunately, they had another van come out and I had to insist we change vans. Completely disappointing and waste of money. Update. They only offered us 50% off for the hell we went through. When I insisted it should be fully refunded and they should feel lucky none of us were hurt or killed, this was their response "Please do not take advantage of that situation what we have. If you'd like to continue that's fine we will give you a 50% off if you cannot the guide would not able to have you with him" How am I taking advantage of a situation that the company created by having an unsafe vehicle transport us? The original vehicle had about 100k miles, the replacement had 14.7k

    The boarding house where Oswald was staying on 11.22.63

    Dan, our tour guide was rude & unprofessional!!!! If you go on this tour, I hope you DO NOT get Dan. He did not tolerate other opinions. He didn't want to address other theories and when you brought them up he immediately dismissed them. We asked him about recent new information that has come out, including personal testimony from RFK Jr. (the president's nephew). Instead of a logical discussion of the facts, he belittled RFK Jr. calling him names. The worst was watching him argue with Mrs. Pat Hall at the Oswald Rooming House. They have different opinions on the matter. She was there as a little girl in 1963 and still owns the house. She met Oswald. It would have been interesting to hear more of her side of the story, but he talked over her and argued in front of the tour. When we left the Boarding House, he sat with his captive audience in the van for another 10 minutes arguing how she was wrong and he was right. He was crude, used the F bomb in front of a child and did not want to address other theories, just his own. It was a less than enjoyable. I've been on many historical tours (Gettysburg, Monticello, Mount Vernon, The White House...) This was the worst! For $75 each, I'd expect more professionalism and civility for what should have been a dignified tour about our American President and a tragic moment in our history. Read less Oswald Boarding House Book Depository Building

    Dawn W.

    I took my nephew on a 3 hour Cowboy stadium tour and we had an amazing time. Our tour guide Johnny was the best he was fun and very informative. He should us the route JKF took when he was assassinated. And also took pictures of us in front of the ATT stadium. He had us laughing the whole time. Thanks Johnny your amazing.

    Glenda M.

    Orlando is as awesome guide. He was friendly a d had a lot of great stories. Very informative. Nice van.

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    4.8(12 reviews)
    2.5 mi•South Dallas

    My husband and I booked the Juneteenth tour and it was phenomenal!!! Don and Jocelyn did an…read moreamazing job hosting and informing us about our rich African American hidden history in Dallas. They even shared some personal stories. We got to see the original copy of the General Order No. 3 that was on exhibit at Fair Park. Thank you Don & Jocelyn for the knowledge. I also want to thank James, our bus driver, for driving us to and from our destinations safely. It was truly a wonderful experience. I highly recommend that you book a tour today!

    Yahshua University.com came to Dallas for our first annual convention (July 2026) and the took the…read moretour, which was unforgettable! Around 20 different sites across the city shows their [Don and Joycelyn's] level of dedication they have and the countless hours of research they had to put in to complete this educational tapestry. Everyone in our group gained valuable insight into the rich history and the untold contributions made by African Americans in the Dallas area. For too long our contributions, achievements and very presence have all been deleted and minimized. I'm so glad that the founders of this tour have the courage to preserve the truth. And yes, I highly recommend the Hidden History DFW Tour to everyone coming to Dallas, Tx. To our group members, who traveled across this nation to take this tour, this was much more than just a tour; this was biblical. One word, "Priceless."

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    Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

    4.2(873 reviews)
    0.1 mi•West End, Downtown

    This isn't the biggest museum in the world, that's for sure. But what they have is a unique place…read morein history. It's a wild feeling being at the corner window where history took place on the 6th floor, overlooking Dealey Plaza. You can see how everything was laid out visually for the moment in history to unfold. I think it's worth it to spend less than $30 bucks to come up and have that unique vantage point. It's an unfortunate event in American history, and it continues to live on as the tragedy that it was.

    Visiting The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza was definitely an interesting experience and a…read morereally unique piece of Dallas history. The exhibits give you a lot of information about JFK and the events surrounding his assassination, and being in the actual building makes it feel especially significant. The museum is self-guided, so you can take your time going through everything. That being said, the crowds were a bit much for us. We were the second group in line, but still ended up waiting quite a while to get upstairs. Once we got to the exhibit, there were so many people that it was difficult to comfortably stop and read everything without feeling like you were in everyone's way. I'd also say this probably isn't a great activity for younger kids. There's a lot of reading and historical information, and the subject matter is pretty serious. The museum does offer educational programs for school groups, but for a typical family visit, I think older kids/teens who are genuinely interested in history would get more out of it. Overall, definitely worth experiencing if you're interested in JFK history, but go in expecting crowds and a very serious, reading-heavy museum experience.

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