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Amazon Fulfillment Center Tours - Shelving unit pods. The orange robot moving the pod to the picker.

Amazon Fulfillment Center Tours

1.9(7 reviews)
7.9 mi

Amazon delivery is the worse. They deliver with least amount of effort. Packages are never placed…read morein the security box. I find them in the bushes, on the front walk or on the porch.

Heard about Amazon fulfillment center were offering free in-person tours at select locations to…read morelearn about how an order is processed for shipment to the customer. Went of their website and found out that this fulfillment center was offering tours and I booked our group for a tour. Arriving for our 10:30am tour, we drove in the facility and Amazon had several large building. Following our Google maps, we arrived at the building for the tour. There were several signs along the way that directed you to the Amazon Tours guest entrance. We waited at the lobby with other tour guests until the tour guides came out, where you showed your ID and they checked you in. We were led to a meeting room and our tour guides gave us a tour overview and rules and we saw a quick film. During the tour we wore headsets to hear our tour guide speak and questions from the tour guests. The processes at the fulfillment center spans from Inbound Dock, Receive (receipt of products), Stow (storage of products), Pick (how the product ordered is picked), Pack (how the picked item is packed), SLAM (how packaged is scanned, labeled, applied and manifested), Ship (package shipping) and Deliver (package is delivered). During the tour, we saw the process from Stow to SLAM. We saw the shelving unit pods and how robots carried the pods to the picker. We saw how a worker scanned and stowed the products in the pods. We saw how workers packed the product into boxes and then it moved down the belt to the SLAM. We saw the Batman robot move bins of products into pallets for shipment to other fulfillment centers. Our tour guide, Chris, was personable and answered our questions to the best of this abilities. Once he did not know the answer, but he went to a worker on the floor for the answer. The tour lasted 90 minutes and we received an Amazon shopping bag as a parting gift. It was an informative tour and now I know how a package gets to me after I select an item and place my order. Be on time for your tour as you cannot join if you are late. No pictures allowed except at the shelving unit pods at the start of the tour.

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The entrance at the tour building

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River Fox Train - Our goofy group

River Fox Train

3.0(328 reviews)
62.2 mi

River Fox train with Anthony, April and Ashley today was extremely accommodating with superb…read morecustomer service! We took the Old Vine Express and were pleasantly surprised with the cordial attentive treatment, the warm touches and individualized treatment. Anthony cares about his clientele. The Food menu is well-priced. Order the fries! Check out the other train experiences: Boba Tea Train, Brunch Train, Murder Mystery Train.

09/26/2026: My wife…read more& I booked the Yolo Traveller Golden Fox experience. Right as we boarded the train, the direction & guidance to our seats was pretty chaotic & a bit confusing. The staff didn't appear to have a system in place for order-taking so the waiters almost skipped over our table completely at the beginning of the journey. There's supposed to be champagne poured at the tables prior to your food arriving. When the staff finally brought out the champagne, it was quite warm. The food we ordered took a while to arrive at our table. Luckily, the alien themed cheese burger & fries were actually pretty decent & we enjoyed it. They didn't provide any napkins which seemed ridiculous since most of the menu items were greasier finger foods. My wife & I felt like we lucked out receiving our food when we did as there were several other tables that were still waiting a long time for their food to arrive. I overheard at least three different groups of guests complaining about either the food or drinks taking too long or being the complete wrong order. There was honestly a lot of idle time for a short 2-hour train ride & it really felt a bit boring at times with nothing to really do onboard. There were speakers throughout the different train carts, but the music kept cutting in & out with it mostly remaining off possibly due to connection issues to some staff members cell-phone or device. Finally, near the end of the experience, the staff brought us paper review cards to provide feedback to the ride, but they didn't pass out any writing utensils so we were unable to complete their review onboard. Overall, the staff seemed undertrained & there was a clear lack of leadership/structure from the management team. The service was not great, the setting & ambience was only okay, & the experience/activity itself was a bit dull. The one positive was that the specific food we ordered was decent. We won't be returning anytime soon & I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

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Storer Coachways - Room for both buses to park in line and not block entire In N Out large vehicle pull through.

Storer Coachways

2.7(12 reviews)
27.6 mi

I direct a Choir that traveled using Storer Coachways in March 2017. Our bus driver was Ross, and…read morewhat a wonderful experience!! I've taken over 10 trips with Choirs in different cities, and this was by far the most enjoyable trip. Ross with Storer Coachways was extremely punctual, friendly, and knowledgeable about the city. Every single time he picked us up, he would stand outside the bus (even when we were not using the undercarriage) and greet all of my students and parents with a smile. He navigated safely and securely through the sometimes busy traffic in San Fran. But most memorably, he left an impression with us based on his professionalism and as a tour guide. Our package did not include a "tour guide", just a bus driver to take us from point A to point B. However Ross would often take out the microphone and describe what we were seeing with much historical background and fun anecdotes. Many times we asked questions about statues, schools, pieces of art etc. and Ross always knew specific and interesting information about them. It was quite remarkable. For example, my cousin who lives in San Fran joined us for part of the day, and he asked me where she taught at - he named the only 3 Jesuit schools in San Fran. I told him and he responded what year the school opened up, etc etc.! So impressive! In fact, with all of his knowledge and friendly stories, he had my chaperones laughing in the front and fighting to sit behind the bus driver seat to talk to him!! The students loved Ross so much that on our second night, when we didn't know if we'd have him as our bus driver for the final day, my students begged him to take pictures with them individually! Ross said "Of course" and stood in place outside the bus, taking a photo with every single student who wanted one. He's incredibly sweet in addition to professional and knowledgeable! I can't recommend Storer enough, and I hope that they are paying Ross a great salary. Give him a raise just in case! :)

This company is responsible for transporting special needs children to and from school. Parents are…read moreputting their trust in Storer. Storer rarely answers the phone when there is a need and when they do I have more times than not, been met with an incredibly rude person who talks over me, doesn't hear my concerns and jumps to conclusions. This is the only option for special needs school aged children and it is often what is best for a child to regulate between school and home. We are just asking for Storer to be kind, thoughtful and mindful of who they are transporting and listen to the concerns of special needs parents. They should be ashamed of the way they handle special needs parents and students.

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Storer Coachways - Parked behind bus on right and he refused let me out by just simply pulling around to allow me to exit.

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Parked behind bus on right and he refused let me out by just simply pulling around to allow me to exit.

The Foster Museum - The Foster Museum

The Foster Museum

5.0(37 reviews)
38.9 mi

This turned out to be one of my favorite stops, especially when I'm in between appointments in Palo…read moreAlto. I knew in advance that on Thursdays (2nd & 4th weeks only), the public street parking in front of the building was off limits for street sweeping/no parking between 7am-11am, so I got very lucky pulling up in front at 11am sharp. Nice. Easy walk. The Foster Museum was very simple, decent, positive, and relaxing environment filled with gorgeous nature views/sketches/watercolor artworks by the U.K. artist, Tony Foster. Good feeling here. Free admissions and good customer service staffs. You can just walk in or register online. There's a tiny gift area not far from the public restrooms. I signed the guestbook at the end of my walk. Good place to hang around/includes unlimited paper, paper/pencils/samples/etc. If you like to sketch and get some creative inspirations, all the nature artworks in the gallery is definitely a good place to start. Not huge, but perfectly quite and calm for art lovers. You can request for an orientation and/or tour as desired. Great first impression during first visit. It's the positive feeling I get from observing the energy and various colorful artworks. Simple and stress-free. Good value/free admissions is totally worth the 1-2 hours here. They also host art classes too, but I will need to take time to browse around online. Good vibes. Staffs are friendly inside. Hidden place. Love it.

This place is a hidden gem in Palo Alto, in an industrial area surrounded by factories. It is a…read moremuseum of the work of Tony Foster, an artist from UK who paints beautiful watercolor landscapes. It's free, and a nice place to visit for an hour or so ... highly recommended.

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The Foster Museum - The Foster Museum

The Foster Museum

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