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I had an amazing time on the craft brewery tour. I always considered myself a beer snob and this tour really showed me some new favs!

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Big Pink Bus - Gray Line Tours - Houses- old

Big Pink Bus - Gray Line Tours

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First, they sell too many tickets. You might be very annoyed at how long you have to wait to get on…read moreeven at the port. You may also be annoyed with how long you have to wait to catch another bus at an attraction. Also, the attractions, such as they are, are really bad here. The reversing River Vista point was opposite an ugly paper mill and there was tons of scum floating on the water. And this "attraction" is one of the high points. Our guide certainly tried to make this place seem interesting. Convict labor built the park lakes! Oh boy. There are certainly a lot of souvenir shops and they'll try hard to take your money but unless you are forced to go to this city give it and the pink bus a miss. Literally everywhere else on our cruise was miles better. If you're stuck in this town save your money on the bus and find a bar or restaurant in the Downtown.

The Big Pink Bus Sightseeing tour is part of the Gray Line Tours company, but is powered by…read moreAmbassatours in Saint John, NB, Canada. This tour is only available on days that cruise ships are in the port. A portion of all proceeds for this tour go to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation; this tour was founded in 2010. My visit here was on October 3, 2019 as I came here via the Disney Magic cruise ship. The meet up point for this tour was at the Marco Polo Cruise Terminal. We were at the other end at the Diamond Jubilee Cruise Terminal. There is a little market near the area of the tour start as well. We got there around 10:15 or so. The line was extremely long. It would take over an hour of waiting until we were able to board a bus. I found out during the wait that they only have nine buses for this. I don't think they were prepared for three cruise ships to be in port that day. They probably should have gotten other buses to use in the interim until the crowds subsided. Finally after an hour or so, we were finally able to board a bus. This is a hop on hop off bus, so you can get off at different stops along the way and pick back up right where you left off. Of course the bus would be full getting on at this initial stop. Including this initial stop, there are a total of 14 stops along the tour (map included in photos). During the tour, we got to learn quite a bit about Saint John, the Reversing Rapids and Falls, and the Great Fire of 1877. We also heard the story of Benedict Arnold, whom was not very welcome here due to his shady business practices. During this tour, there were two locations that we ended up stopping at. On the first loop around, since it was around lunch time, we stopped at Skywalk Saint John and Reversing Falls (stop # 10). We would stay here for a while, as we had lunch at the Reversing Falls Restaurant and then went up to the Skywalk. The Skywalk did have some great views, even if the waters weren't raging along at the time. After finishing the first loop around, we switched to another bus that was going to be leaving shortly. We wanted to go back to a stop that we didn't stop at in the first loop, which was Fallsview Park (stop # 9). Fallsview Park was a great place to stop and see the rapids. At this time of day, the waters were moving in the reverse direction, going up river into the St. John River and eventually the Bay of Fundy. The views were spectacular here as well. Just ignore the industrial buildings and focus on the river. Overall, this was a great way to view Saint John and hit the highlights. My main reason for doing this one was to be able to see different views of the Saint John River and the beauty it shows. Since we got on and off quite a bit, we had several different guides, but all of the guides we had were great when it came to explaining the history and culture of Saint John, including that this would be the first incorporated city in Canada. If you happen to be visiting Saint John via cruise ship, or happen to be there on a day a cruise ship is in port, this is a great tour to get the history and feel of Saint John.

Uncorked Tours - tours - Updated May 2026

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