Not a terribly bad way to spend five hours in Atlanta…read more They say to be at the meet up point 15 minutes before the tour start time of 900am. The tour guide didn't show up until 900am. He checked us in, and some of the prepaid people were missing. He calls his boss, who presumably reaches out to the missing. We then spend the next 15 minutes sitting in the Peachtree Center as he describes the center and the surrounding area, just killing time to see if the missing arrive late. We finally get going, and the tour guide talks nonstop, in a booming voice, with the microphone turned up full volume, and he plays the harmonica for brief musical interludes. Quite peculiar. At least the bus had air conditioning, although rather weak at times.

Don and Corey were the best!. We had a small group on our tour and they made it a great experience…read more Don provided both well known and little known facts and anecdotes about the history and culture of Atlanta. It was evident that he was a true native of Atlanta. They both made sure that our experience wasn't rushed, and that we had the opportunity to enjoy ourselves.

I highly recommend! We had such a great time with Don as our guide and the "real estate lady" as…read moreour driver (I forget her name, but she was super nice). This was such a great way to learn about different parts of Atlanta and its history. Don is an awesome guide: knowledgeable, funny, loves his Georgia Bulldogs, and plays the harmonica.

I purchased and showed up without issue. Thank you to Corey and Don. They made the tour fun!! I…read moreappreciate you both!!

The vehicles they sent my group didn't look nothing like the vehicles advertised. Both mini buses (…read more48 passengers and 25 passengers bus needed servicing. our original order was for 55 passenger bus which didn't arrive because of an AC issue. We were notified within an hour of arrival and they would compen by sending two buses. The driver of the 25 passenger was not a safety driver. Lug bolt missing from right front tire. while driving ran up on the curb and swerved almost hitting another vehicle. The 48 passenger bus ran out of fuel and the had to put some diesel fluid mixer in it. After less than a mile out. I do not recommend or will ever use this service again unless I see the vehicle beforehand. We hired this service through Charter Up.

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Well for starters the bus arrived late and pushed the arrival/ start time back. When we got on to…read morethe bus there was a safety hazard with the steps they were already steep but also at the top you could possibly trip. Also when the host gave the introduction he said "If you don't like it the door is down there." He also said "If you fall down you will be on world star." An as we were departing from the bus we didn't even get to go boxes until someone asked. Over all the food was mid . The tumblers we got to take with us were dirty & so were the tables and floors etc. But otherwise the experience was nice along with the whole aesthetic.

Maybe I had my expectations too high, however I don't think so…read more I booked and received and email that the day got cancelled and they would book me for another day or refund me. Thankfully we were able to rebook as we were celebrating a birthday and she really wanted to do this. The address in the link is WRONG! It takes to you to a location that is not the pick up spot and when you but in Traders Vs it wants to take you inside the Hilton, however if you just keep walking down the side walk of John Portman and the pick up is on the side of the parking garage across the street from Traders Vic's. We were able to spot a bunch of ladies dressed for tea all looking lost, hence we knew we were in the right place. The bus pulled up and having VIP meant absolutely nothing as everyone boarded the bus and you were told what table to sit at as you checked in. All seating was on top with the VIP being towards the back of the bus. Apparently they knew that someone was lost because we waited beyond the take off time for folks to show up. There wasn't much instruction given like today you will be tasting ALL the teas as we come around and give you a sip (literally a sip) ~ no sugar or honey or milk on the table. Asked for sugar as was given two packets. The food was meh . . . I can't say it was worth upgrading to the VIP as we left numerous things untouched. Nothing was mentioned as far as what we were having. It was wrapped in plastic and we unwrapped it and dug in. The placemats serve a purpose and we need more placemats or y'all need to rethink the table coating because anything not on the placemat will slide away. No rinsing cups between drinks so sip up even if you didn't like what was served. We were offered left over tea when we left but it was first come, first serve. I had expected more insight to the places we were passing by, instead I got A LOT of singing. At one point t I had to ask the significance of a statue as was met with "it really isn't important" - we approached Centennial Park and I had to let my guest know as the host was busy taking selfies with guest. I feel like we finished faster than what we had anticipated and it left me feeling like a rushed experience versus a nice tea. The food was lackluster and these extra bites didn't seem to equate to what we paid for. There were items online (such as the deviled egg) that we didn't get and we were told that the menu is t always the same. So I can say this with confidence, been there done that, got me once, won't get me again.

Learning the history of our ancestors is so important. Alonzo Herndon was the first Black million…read morein Atlanta GA. He was a barber, entrepreneur, and was the founder and president of the Atlanta Life Insurance Company until his death in 1927. (Google his story) His foundation are in the works of making his mansion a museum!!! For your Atlanta Black History Tour Visit my good friend Dwight McQueen Www.ATLBlackHistoryTour.com Tickets: www.AmbassadorATL.com

This tour by far has to be on your to do list... Omar is very insightful and engaging...I guarantee…read moreyou will leave wanting more... btw he has a kool playlist

Aaron (Atlanta) our bus driver was absolutely TOP NOTCH! Not only was he professional, skilled,…read moreand safe, he was friendly and kind to our middle schoolers. He drove us to Hidden Lake this past Friday. The road is a bit curvy, but he handled those twists and turns like a pro! If I could, I would request him for all of our field trips. Beth H St. Joseph Catholic School - Marietta

The customer service is always great! The buses are always clean, the drivers are friendly and…read morepunctual.

Service was terrible, our down payment was made 12 months in advance and then lost by your office…read more Took them days to find it and credit to our account, final payment made 60 days in advance, and then overcharged us 5 days before departure date instead of giving us enough notice almost causing my students to not get to take their trip. Will never use this company again! The only great thing about this experience was the host driver was absolutely wonderful!

Wonderful company to work with every time! They have taken care of my clients so much, and all of…read moremy clients have had such great things to say about them! Wonderful people.

A very unique way to tour the city but have a little fun while you're at it. A bit "drinking game"…read morecentric at times, but there was no shaming or peer pressure for those who didn't want to partake in the games. I wouldn't say it was "comedy" as much as it was a witty, funny tour guide that liked to make a few wise cracks along the way. We loved it. The route must be known by the locals, as many folks on the streets seemed to know the Funny Bus and would wave and smile as we drove by. We had a fun group, and we mostly enjoyed meeting some new people and having some fun with those folks. We learned some things and had some laughs along the way. Would totally recommend. And yeah - it was a hot day, but we really didn't think it was bad on the bus - the open-air style (no windows, really) allowed air to flow through and keep things comfortable enough.

Had the best time touring around town. Corey Collins was our guide. It was his 1st time giving a…read moretour and he did an amazing job. Would highly recommend if your looking for a fun way to tour the city.

I regularly use the Marta Gold line, the cleanest and busiest stations are Lindberg, Lenox,…read moreBrookhaven, Chamblee and, believe it or not, the Doraville station is probably the best kept. So this review is about the Doraville station, then the others and what to expect. The Doraville station bathrooms have been renovated, but you do have to call to be buzzed in, because it would be a fetid shit hole otherwise thanks to the homeless. Gwinette voted down Marta expansion, yet they have taken over the Doraville station. So if you are going to an event intown, you better get there a little early to get a parking space. If full, go to the Chamblee station close by. For FIFA the Doraviile station filled up quick. Arts Center, Midtown, North Avenue and Civic center are ghost towns. Marta should close the North Avenue and Civic Station because no one uses them. South of 5 Points its the ghetto stations, no way am I using Marta in this part of town at night. Recommendations for the best experience: board the front car with the conductor, check your seat and floor before you sit, because you may be stepping or sitting in a piss pool. If you sense danger or just nut case annoying passengers, change cars at the next station. Don't make eye contact and always be alert of your surroundings. That being said Atlanta is big city living, pretty much the same public transportation bullshit as other major cities. Get street wise

Rating is for Marta overall mainly gold & red line. In leu of Peachtree road race 2025 our family…read morehad the smart idea to park at Marta then ride and walk to the hotel. This cuts out the $50 a day for hotel parking, the Doraville station has surface & parking deck areas, two nights was $16. Lenox station is cheaper FYI. I had only rode Marta one other time before this and it was over 10 years prior, I was mainly traveling solo on Marta this time. For the Doraville station be sure not to park in the front parking as this is NOT overnight and you will be towed. The ticketed parking is just beside with minimal security. Doraville is the gold line that goes into Lenox where the race starts; our stop was Peachtree center. The trick to going from Peachtree back to Lenox is to know that both red & gold run on same track, which I didn't. I got on the train saying North Springs and ended up at Medical Center before realized, rode back to Lindbergh then gold to Lenox. The train itself is minimally occupied unless a big event is going on. It was somewhat clean as meaning no visible trash. There are homeless persons all around the escalators underground and you may get accosted on the platform but just be smart. I put the Breeze mobile app on and bought 3 day pass for $16, my main issue was the QR code picking up on the scanner. Every time I dreaded it because would never scan on first, 2nd, maybe 3rd try if was lucky. Overall IMO, Marta is a deal at $2.50 to go all over the city pretty quickly. It can be a little sketchy at night but just be aware of surroundings.