The party bus!!! So fun. One of the best birthday experiences I have had. You can book the bus for…read morea minimum of four hours and as many stops as you would like. our bus driver was great and incredibly helpful. He knew of extra bars to stop by that do not include covers and free shots for the birthday person. He also stopped for hotdogs at one point. it is byob and your own playlist. There is truly no experience quite like it where you can jam to music and drink, while driving around Boston. Would recommend for any occasion.

Holy shit, what a gas... As part of our social engagement…read morefor work. We were designated to go on a bus tour of the Boston scene. Not necessarily the usual Boston, the underground Boston. Mobsters and Lobsters is a mafia story laden trip that ends up at the south shore popular lobster eatery. Although Mother Nature and the traffic in downtown Boston decided yo play games with us the owner who's name actually is Tom Collins, started off with a quick quip yo get the folks settled and the first round of beverages were begun. Tom brings us around to the spectacular locations and spots where specific mobsters from the years past were doing their cunning and not so cunning work. Tom's knowledge for this thoroughly interesting topic is unmatched. His serious knowledge of the history of other significant historical places and events speckled with his dry "Bastan" humor. Made this trip extremely worthwhile. The duration was four hours long which also included a Lobster dinner at a local eatery on the south Boston harbor. I haven't laughed this hard in a long while. If you are in beantown for a spell. I highly recommend you and you motley crew join Tom for an interesting alcohol added trip back in time. I am positive your jaws and cheeks will be sore from laughing so hard. Be aware this is an "R" rated trip! But very worth it. Thanks Tom for making this a great memorable evening.

I finally got a chance to take the ferry from Logan airport to the city. To get from the airport…read moreterminals to the ferry, take the 66 route Massport bus. The ferry terminal itself is served by the Hingham-Hull ferry route along with water taxis. There is an enclosed waiting area that looked new, modern, and clean, with a lot of seating. Not sure if there are any ammenties, I didn't have a chance to go inside as the ferry was arriving and I had to head down the ramp. You buy your ticket on the ferry. I paid $9.75 for the trip from the airport to Boston. The view of the city was fantastic and got a bonus view of the old Natucket Lightship on the way. The trip itself took about 10 - 15 minutes to get to Long Wharf (near the Aquarium and Long Wharf Marriott). From there its about a 10 - 15 minute walk along the Greenway to South Station. The Aquarium Blue Line subway stop is located near Long Wharf also. You can also take the ferry in the other direction to Hingham & Hull. I'm not sure about pricing going that way. I'm giving the ferry 4 stars as it doesn't run as frequently as other public transit options from the airport. At this time of year (November 24) the ferry only stops at the airport inbound to Boston at 10:50AM, 12:45PM, 1:45PM, 4:20PM, and 8:10PM. Going outbound to Hingham/Hull, the times are 6:40AM, 7:40AM, 9:25AM, 11:15AM, 7:55PM, 9:30PM, and 10:05PM. So these are fairly specific times. It would be much better if there there were more frequent stops at least between the city and the airport. The water taxis may run more often or may be pay and go, however I'm not sure of how they work.

My family took the Wild Brew Yonder tour yesterday for my husband's birthday. Very fun tour!…read moreSpencer and Mac were great! They were as excited about the 3 great breweries as we we're! We were never rushed. They went above and beyond to make our tour amazing. Great information about the Boston brew scene. It couldn't have been a nicer day.

Nice and a fun way to get to Boston Logan International Airport. Ticket counter staff are very…read morefriendly and the process is smooth. Always on time. It takes less than 30 minutes to the airport stop, then you can take Route 66 shuttle to your terminals, about 10-15 minutes. Highly recommended.

It was a warm day so we did not have to wait outside or on the dock. In the colder times - and they…read morehave lots of colder times here - it would be better to wait inside. Here in Hingham, that "inside" is the Hingham Ferry Terminal. A large block building that is mostly offices but actually has a waiting area, clean restrooms and a counter where you can purchase tickets for the ferry. The building is handicapped accessible and the way from here down to the ship is not perfectly handicapped accessible (it is a floating dock) but it can be navigated by wheelchair. There are also handrails for most of the journey. There is a large parking lot available.

Took this tour today really enjoyed it ,driver was a Retired Boston Police Officer so he was very…read moreknowledgeable about the crimes and of the city in general. Great tour interesting , informative, and the driver made it so much fun Highly recommended !!!!

We had a great afternoon on the tour. Joe is a wealth of knowledge from first hand experiences. If…read moreyou like true crime that is part of Bostons history- this a the tour for you.

My son purchased a gift certificate for the tour for my wife and me. I was unable to reach them to…read moreschedule the tour. I found the owners names and phone numbers on-line. Lauren returned my call and stated they were no longer doing the tours. She stated she would refund the $96. She didn't and isn't returning my calls. I have filed a complaint with the Massachusetts Attorney General's office and the BBB.

What a wonderful way to learn American history while tasting some wonderful food along the way!We…read moremet our delightful guide Deb at Wood's Seafood and were given the choice of lobster bisque, fish chowder or clam chowder, while we learned about the restaurant and its surroundings. Yummy! We walked to our next stop, The Tavern on the Wharf, where we were treated to grilled salmon over risotto with spinach and asparagus which was perfectly prepared. Our guide provided us with enlightening stories and pictures of various points of interest along the way. Our next stop was the Vela Juice Bar. As soon as we walked through the door, we immediately felt healthier by the aroma! And we sampled Buzzard's Brew! We then moved on to the Speedwell Tavern and learned the story of the ship that tried to accompany the Mayflower to America while sampling chicken wings. Next stop was the Craft Beer Cellar for a little beer tasting. More history with a visit to Plymouth Rock and The Mayflower Society and their beautiful garden. When we received fudge from the Plimouth Plantation, we were stuffed! So we bid Deb a thankful goodbye and took the dessert in a to-go bag! A perfect way to spend three hours!

I took the America's Hometown Heroes Tour with Vicki, owner of Spirit of Plymouth, on Monday, July…read more28, 2025 at 12:00 pm. At 11:30am, Vicki called me to inform me that she was running late and to confirm the meetup location. On Spirit of Plymouth's website and Google, the address as listed as 1 Cordage Terrace Ext, but she said the meetup location was the See Plymouth office at 4 North St. We were already on our way so good thing we were just 5 minutes away from that address. We found a spot at a nearby public parking lot. I wish there was a confirmation the day before or earlier. Vicki, our costumed guide, showed up about 12:10pm and we were the only ones on the tour. As headed towards Pilgrim Memorial State Park, Vicki pointed out and talked about Dr. James Thacher's home, Spooner House, Mayflower Society House, Mayflower II, Plymouth Rock, William Bradford Statue, went up the stairs to see Massasoit Statue and Pilgrim Sarcophagus, overlooked Plymouth Immigrant Memorial in Brewster Gardens, First Parish Church in Plymouth, and lastly the Burial Hill Cemetery. Then, we walked back to our starting point. We finished the tour about 1:40pm. Vicki was very informative, personable, and knowledgeable. The walking tour for adults was $20.00 each and definitely worth it. I learnt so much.

10 Stars to the cast of Murder Mystery and Mayhem tonight…read more I love Plymouth, MA and wanted to hear the spookier side of it from a local so I booked with Spirit of Plymouth, as recommended. History can seem bland at times but the guide Vicki kept it interesting. 10/10 will book with her again.

Brush Hill is a great operator. The people make it special, they are true Bostonians! Intimate…read moreknowledge of the families and characters who shaped the site we are going to see makes for an interesting journey! Take any of their tours that interest you. We had a blast at Plymouth Rock. Every American should see the Pilgrims, it was a great learning experience for me and my 10 year old Daughter.

I had vacationed in Cape Cod and had a few days to spend in Boston before returning home. My last…read morefull morning was spent with Brush Hill on a trip to Cambridge, Lexington and Concord. I give three stars because my indifference is in no part due to any false advertisement or guide incompetence (he told us to refer to him as Richard if we were leaving a less than satisfactory review) as Richard did as he was instructed. However, I felt this tour was a waste of time and money. The incentive is there if you're elderly or can't navigate around foreign cities but paying near $60 to listen to a man drive around and make witty comments was not what I envisioned. However, Richard was accommodating and allowed us to disembark in Lexington outside the battle greens and again near the spot Paul Revere was captured on his midnight ride. We also stopped at Minute Men National Park where The Old Manse and Old North Bridge sit (Bostonians like to add the word 'Old' to all their landmarks). Moral of the story? Do not expect anything more than transportation for two stops. I repeat do not. If you'd like to learn about Cambridge, Concord or Lexington THIS IS NOT THE TOUR FOR YOU. This is an American Revolution tour and by tour I mean bus that spits Wikipedia notes at you that any elementary student would know. I'll be back so that I can ride the commuter train to Concord and explore the rich history of the area on my own time. Transcendentalism anyone?