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."

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!

The FIFA Fan Festival™ gave attendees the opportunity to experience live FIFA World Cup™ matches…read morealongside live music, entertainment, cultural programming, food, interactive games, and partner activations. I enjoyed foods like the Oxtail Rasta pasta , Birria Quesadilla, Strawberry Crunch Cheesecake, Wings & Fries, and more. Parking is spacious and there are multiple trams to get across the park. The staff are friendly and attentive.

Fair Park is certainly showing its age in a lot of ways, but it remains a gem in Dallas. The area…read moresurrounding the park has been cleaned up a bit so it feels safe. I like that parking is ample, there is easy access in and out of the park, and the walking paths are wide and well maintained. The State Fair is obviously the best known activity at Fair Park, and second the OU-Texas football game at the Cotton Bowl, but beyond that there is actually a lot of other attractions. Our recent trip was to the aquarium but along the way we encountered the farmers' market which I did not even know about. There were maybe 20 vendors selling all sorts of canned, bottled, and packaged edible items, as well as non-food arts and crafts. It was not as extensive as some markets we have been to, but it was pleasant enough. Our destination was the aquarium where they were featuring dissection of squids for kids. It certainly is not the biggest we have visited, but it is still fun for kids. Favorites were feeding the sting rays ($5 for food) and having minnows eat the dead skin off your fingers. Other than that, it was fun just to stroll around and look at the people, plants, birds, and turtles. It is all very family friendly and a great way to spend some time on a nice weekend day.

I was looking forward to checking out the African American Museum while I was in the area. There…read moreare plenty of places to park. The museum has a lot of potential to be better, especially with the available space. I came here last summer and the A/C wasn't working. The first level showcases paintings from various decades and is where the gift shop is located. The upstairs showcases local artists and has a study filled with autobiography and biography books. Though the study is filled with memorabilia, the furniture in the study needs an upgrade. I appreciated learning about the history of athletes in the DFW area.

Nice space, but no AC! Beautiful stair case to have stunning events at! You have to be present to…read moreset up everything on your own! Ensure to note when planning an event here, you do a walkthrough to see what you need! Lovely spacing downstairs and upstairs to dance the night away!

If you love fun photo ops, you should definitely visit Rainbow Vomit!! We spent over an hour…read moreexploring and posing and laughing!

Super fun experience! Definitely worth the visit. The host we had was awesome too and very helpful…read more Don't leave until you find the SECRET!

If you have a little ones this is the perfect place to visit for a weekend adventure and learning…read moreexperience. Learning the history of how fire trucks evolved was also fun for me as an adult. There is so much history lining the walls and the gentleman that was there was so knowledgeable and you can tell that he loves being able to share. One really cool thing is they have displays upstairs that that also shows how the equipment has evolved as well and it's pretty heavy. At the end of the experience, the kids left with a fire hat and an activity bag that was a sweet treat to end the visit.

Cute idea. Very very small museum. This is primarily for families with toddlers and elementary…read moreage children.

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.

Tour guide was very nice! Ride around the city was super safe and fun! Music was played for the…read moregroup as well! We were able to stop and get food/drinks which allowed us to explore parts of Dallas we never knew about! I would highly recommend. We will also go again and do the night session!

Every time we travel to a new city, we find a bike tour so that we can explore the city on…read morebicycles! It is a great way to meet the locals, see the art and architecture of a city, get recommendations, and in general, get the "lay of the land." We are so glad we found Dallas Bicycle Tours! We had an absolutely glorious afternoon with Heather and Heath on their well-tuned and sized bikes, leisurely pedaling around downtown Dallas, stopping to see points of interest, appreciating the many gorgeous murals throughout the city, and discovering new parks and neighborhoods that we want to go back and explore more fully! Heather and Heath are lovely human beings, curious and engaging...though our ages and backgrounds differ greatly, they made it so comfortable and fun with their open and kind personalities. They focus on safety and on tailoring the ride to the desires of their customers and were open to switching things up to fit our interests. They adjusted quickly to our skill levels, and we are confident that they could meet the needs of any group. They supplied everything we needed, even ice-cold water. Additionally, their rates are reasonable enough that we could do any additional, more expansive tour with them if we were staying in town; we'd jump at the chance if we could! Give Dallas Bicycle Tours a try - You won't be sorry!

From the owner: Our tour is a 10 mile ride featuring one hill at a social pace & is for beginner to intermediate…read morecyclists with some experience riding a bike. We do have the ability to customize the route depending on your needs & abilities. We can rent you one of our own bicycles on request. These will be a mountain bike or a hybrid bike (these are the best types of bikes for Dallas streets). Cycling provides us a way to social distance & be outdoors. Equipment is sanitized between riders. We begin by fitting you on your rental & doing a safety check. You will want to bring your own, $, sunglasses, water & a small fanny-pack or mini backpack if you have items to carry. The tour starts by going through Deep Ellum to the popular Deep Ellum Blues Wall as well as other murals. We will then head to the Trigger Fingers Wall followed by Fair Park. On the way back, we will wind through Downtown Dallas & stop at sites such as the AT&T Discovery District, Dealey Plaza, Dallas City Hall & Pioneer Plaza. We conclude at Farmer's Market & have a beverage with an option to stop for beignets from Le Bon Temps along the way. Photos will be taken along the way & a memory video compiled. There is a restroom on the route.

As soon as I stepped foot on the hallowed ground, I could feel the sacredness of the…read morememorial/cemetery. In reading the different plaques, I experienced a kindship with those who have journeyed so far. Please visit to pay respect to those who worked hard to earn their rightful place in society.

Beautiful memorial to those who sacrificed their lives so that we might live! Also honoring those…read morewho fought to save this land so that a powerful legacy still exists today. Do the research on the rest of the story!

This was SUCH an awesome experience!!!!!! Worth far more than the price he's charging, so tip…read moregenerously! He took us on a beautiful sunset ride, treated us to a drink, some amazing bbq, and made us feel like we were his homies!!!! We fell in love with the choppers and have plans to return to purchase a couple. Highly recommend!!!!