Service at the Durham Amtrak station was excellent all around. Customer Service was friendly and…read morethe station was very clean and orderly. When traveling in the late evening, I felt safe and comfortable when traveling. Staff were excellent, trains were on time, and the trip was seamless.

This was a great experience at the Durham Amtrak station. It's convenient to locate, plenty of…read moreparking and overflow if needed. The depot is nice inside and they have staff on site to assist if needed. They did a great job of communicating when the train was arriving etc. This was a great experience.

Great company to work with. We had a complicated event schedule and they met all our needs. They…read morewere flexible, courteous and professional. Communication was top tier. Looking forward to working with them again.

Very professional and friendly service! Mr Lewis Jones…read moreexcellent driver, top notch - courteous and outgoing -went the extra mile to accommodate all aboard the coach -very helpful and very friendly

This was quite the experience! Perfect for birthdays, bachelorettes, and other events, this trolley…read morewas such a fun time. We had a total of 14 people. Some of the seats have pedals and some don't so you can take turns throughout the night. Pedaling was not too hard if you're worried! You also make ~2 stops for ~20-30 minutes each so you definitely get good breaks. We went at 9:15pm in November so it was a little chilly, but the trolley had a plastic cover for the trolley to block the wind and a small heater - I recommend bringing layers! They have a cooler on board and have overhead storage for bags/purses/jackets. Dylan was our driver and an amazing host! Some members of our party were running a few minutes behind and he was more than willing to accommodate and wait to start. Would recommend to any group of friends looking to try something different on a day/night out!

Ask for the best driver EVA :') an amazing best ever ever ever person. rock with it!!! ask for Jayread more

I'm not going to write much for this review because you need to experience this for yourself. We…read moredid the Rated-R Comedy History Tour and it was both informative and hilarious. It is BYOB on the bus and there is one stop for about 10-15 minutes during the 1.5 hour tour. We ended up grabbing a beer at the Accordion Club during our stop. This is a must do if you live close to the area or are visiting.

I checked out Bull City Laughs during their opening weekend. I was a little iffy at first because…read moreof the whole idea of comedy on a bus. But surprisingly, my friends and I had a blast! It's BYOB but there's a 15 minute at Louella's if you forget to bring something. **Let me just start by saying, if you're easily triggered or don't know how to take a joke, this tour is not for you** The comedian, "Trevor that only works on Sunday's" was hilarious. He started with roll call when we got on the bus and got to know a bit about each person. We rode the bus for about 2 hours learning about Durham. As a Durham transplant, I actually learned more than I thought I would. When the windows are down, it's a bit cold so make sure to bring a jacket! They ended up putting up the windows after our break and it was warm and cozy inside! Overall, I really enjoyed my time at the Bull City Laughs and I'd recommend to my friends.

I decided to do a Brewed Clues tour with several friends to try something new over the weekend and…read moreI had a great time! Basically, it is a scavenger hunt/trivia/blind taste testing event through several breweries. We had a great time figuring out the clues to get us to the next location and it took me to some places I never would have tried. I liked that it was self-guided so we could spend as much time at any of the places and not feel rushed. I will definitely check them out again and think it would be even more fun in a city that I am not familiar with (and they have locations in Charlotte, Asheville, and Raleigh)!

We did the Raleigh tour (I could only find this one on Yelp). This is a fun way to spend a weekend…read moreafternoon, but wasn't exactly what we expected. I thought it would be more of a scavenger hunt, but the main focus is a beer tasting test. I think the beer samples for the tasting should be small (like a half shot glass) and then you should get to pick your half pour from a select menu or something. Two of us don't like some of the hoppy beers, so my husband ended up drinking several of the beers and didn't get to buy any other beer he actually wanted. Other than that, we really enjoyed ourselves. The bartender at the last stop was particularly awesome and all of the bartenders knew what was going on and were really welcoming and cool about it.

Bottom line: Morrisville Smart Shuttle is yet another free resource provided by the town for its…read moreresidents. It is a good ride experience overall. It is done by app, and is pretty good system at the present time. I enjoyed my recent first experience on the shuttle. The Deets: Recently in having a day off, I decided to try out the new Morrisville Smart Shuttle to get to one of the local restaurants here in town. This service is free for the use of the Morrisville residents, a definite plus! The hours of operation per their website FAQs are Mon-Fri 7am-9pm, Sat 8am-8pm, and Sun 8am-7pm (see screen capture pic). There are designated "nodes" or shuttle stops that you can pick up the the shuttle and then go to one of the other "nodes" distributed in the town at various locations. The stops are shown on the shuttle's website. The shuttle is requested by a specific app that can be downloaded to phone/mobile device (again from the town's shuttle webpage, look for it on Yelp business page here). Not sure how this system will work when ridership picks up but works pretty well now, in that you put in your present location/starting "node" and your destination "node" and then the app will show how long it will take until the shuttle arrives at the "node"/stop for you and where it is currently...much like Lyft/Uber/etc. The shuttle bus itself is nice, new, clean and well marked. There is plenty of seating with a large designated area of seating especially for seniors and riders with disabilities. The driver was personable and did a great job, and knowing that a shuttle bus like this may not be the most smooth-as-velvet ride (you do feel the bumps, etc.), it was a good ride overall. It worked well both going to the restaurant location at the shopping center and back to my nearest home "node" as well. I liked this new mode of free public transportation provided by the Town of Morrisville, and it is yet another way that the town is providing for its residents. I am a fan!

Brads has been in business for over 30 years and has always provided a professional experience for…read moreeach and every customer. They offer a very private transportation service with zero mess. Uber will sell your data and so will Lyft, Brads wont, you just get a nice clean car and a friendly driver. Please try Brads.

Just to begin Brad's Transportation is unprofessional, unreliable, and not consistent. If you want…read moreto communicated well in advance with through emails, sadly you will never receive confirmation of your ride request. Nor will they follow up on your request. Ultimately resulting in confusion and chaos because they cannot follow through on their only job requirement of transporting people from one destination to another. If I could give them zero stars I would. Beware of Brad's Transportation.

Our Flavors of the Bull tour was a wonderful experience. The guides were extremely knowledgeable…read moreand shared great insights about Durham's brewing scene and local history -- a great combo of hops and history, lagers and landmarks, & brews and buildings. The beer selection was fantastic with a great variety at each stop, and the overall experience was fun, relaxed, and memorable. If you enjoy craft beer and exploring a city in a unique way, this is absolutely worth doing! Big plus: our last stop included dessert!