Dallas only see below I am really upset with the Big bus…read moretour in dallas. We paid for Hop on Hop off tickets. They put us on the city tour. We were not giving options to hop on and hop off to look at any of the attractions as advertised on the website. We had to get off at a location not near the final stopping point because we needed a pit stop. The lady told us they would not be back to pick us up or that there was not another bus coming. This is not a way to conduct a business. We were not told they put us on City tour if that's what they did. So we were expecting to be able to do sightseeing at each of the stops we wanted to get on or off at. What is the use of advertising a Hop on Hop off tour if you're not going to allow the customer to hop on and hop off where they stop and get on the next bus. We ended up paying for other transportation to get back to our car because we are two miles away where she dropped us off. This is very disappointing. We haven't had good experience with most of the bus up on and Hop off tours over the years, but this one was bad because we couldn't get a hold of anybody to talk to them about anything.

New perspective on an infamous day in Dallas. Care was taken to pick the route based on the days…read moreleading up to and including the assassination of President Kennedy. Interesting locations and details with the sounds playing of that day made for a whole different type of tour. Lisa our guide was great!

Absolutely amazing! I was awestruck with the history of the area: den of sin turned seminary. The…read moretour guide has been at this for decades, and the knowledge of her experience shined forth. The majority of the presentation was via slides (PowerPoint), with the last half-hour dedicated to walking the grounds. The entire time was well-worth the $10 donation asked by the historical site. Please check out this place and bring your friend.

Don't miss a chance to take a tour of this former hangout of the rich and famous who enjoyed less…read morethan legal pursuits here. Home now to the Arlington Baptist College, the history within and underneath is astounding. Most of the tour is sitting down and can be easy for those with walking issues, but there is also a brief opportunity to walk part of the grounds and to imagine what might have happened here in years gone by. Thankfully its history has been lovingly gathered and presented, with new surprises as they are discovered.

I had a blast! You have the option of an e-bike or an e-scooter. You toodle around town and the…read moreguide was really sweet. You have plenty of opportunities for photos and you get a bathroom break about an hour and a half in. Downside is you don't stop at the grassy knoll or the book depository. JD was a great guide, but I suggest going on the weekend. We had 10 people in our group, I was the slowest, and it's easy to get stopped alone at the intersections during the week. We went on a Friday. Weekends would have less traffic. I met some lovely people and I highly recommend.

What a BEAUTIFUL day. My husband and I booked their 4pm bike tour & our guide Faz really held it…read moredown. He was super informative about Dallas history, stopped at all the most picturesque places and knew just the right tunes to play. When I booked the tour I wasn't aware that the World Cup would be in Dallas, so we had to take detours around some places due to high traffic. However, it was really cool to see what looked like the entire country of Argentina hanging out at Klyde Warren Park. We got to hear their beautiful chant & even almost got to see Messi. If the daytime tour was this much fun I could only imagine what the vibe would be like at night. Whether you're local to Dallas or just stopping through I definitely think this is one activity you HAVE to do.

A lot of FUN!! Had a great time at all the parks. The…read moretransportation was awesome. On top of all of it we met some great people that we can now call our friends! Will go on another trip next year. F.Y.I. - For the price, you can't beat it!

DBT offers well organized family oriented tours to all parts of the US and Diamond Dan is an…read moreexcellent host. This June my wife and I will be traveling for the third time! Highly recommended.

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.

This review is for the M-Line Trolley in general, not just one station…read more This is a gem! Especially for out of town visitors who don't have a car but want to get around between Dallas uptown and downtown areas. It's not fast, but gives you time to see the streets and sciences. And it's FREE! Great for young kids or anyone with a young or fun-seeking mind. There are pictures and introductions about the cars available! We rode on 3 cars in the two days we spent in Dallas : Matilda, Emma, and Patricia! They are the real life examples of "Thomas the Tank Engine"!!! But wait, they've also come to the 21 century - you can find their schedules online now. A wonderful and not to be miss experience when in Dallas - just make sure you do it when you have time and patience - they do trod along slowly.

Fun free loop thru uptown Dallas. We found free garage parking at stop 209. At west village…read moreparking garage. The loop runs about an hour with several stops in various neighborhoods. Donations are accepted. It's up to you how much. Fun. Worth the hour ride just for the experience.

This was a 5 star experience from the moment I was on the phone to book, all the way till the end…read morewalking out the door. We came here for my boyfriend's birthday and our pilot Stewart was phenomenal and very friendly!!! The lady at the desk is a sweetheart and the whole staff did a wonderful job at making this unforgettable experience and would DEFINITELY recommend this to anyone. SOOOO WORTH IT!!!!!

Absolutely amazing experience!! The whole experience from finding Sky online to calling and making…read morereservations to the actual sunset flight itself was top notch. Everyone there was so nice and helpful and really made the trip special. Of course the views were awesome and our pilot helpfully pointed out photo and video opportunities as we flew over various landmarks. Definitely an experience I'll remember for life. Bonus: they have an absolute unit of a cat in the lobby. 100% recommend!

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 was in Dallas a few days ago with a couple of friends. The cab rides are very expensive. One…read morenight we ran into the e-frogs outside a restaurant. From that point on, we used their services. What a great way to get around and you cant beat the price, tips only!. Each time we needed a ride, we called and they were there within minutes. They know the town and have great recommendations for food, drink and all! Thanks guys! It was great meeting you guys. Great service and very nice! A must-use service in Dallas! And they are eco-friendly! The Girls From San Francisco