We took the standard tour last year, and this year we came back for the Haunted Ghost Tour! It was…read moreeven better than the regular tour, and the regular tour is fabulous! The haunted tour mixes the fascinating history of the area with folklore predating the Revolution. A perfect fall activity for the whole family!! We'll be back next year with our friends!

Great time, great guide. Just a fun night. Mark is excellent, the price is right, perfect time of…read moreyear. Just do it

BORDENTOWN: we love NJ history and had a chance to check out the exterior of the Clara Barton…read moreSchool, NJ's first free public school that was started by the famous Clara Barton! She was the founder of the American Red Cross, worked as a nurse during the civil war, and also known for her humanitarian work and civil rights advocacy, among other things. The Clara Barton School is a small brick building that has been around even before Clara Barton made it into a free school in 1921 and is kept in great condition by the Bordentown Historical Society, New Jersey Historic Trust, and volunteers. Due to the historical nature of the building, dogs are not allowed inside, but can join you outside the beautifully maintained historic site.

This is a great historical site, even though it is a recreation. It's still a lot of fun to see…read morePA's founder William Penn's dwellings as they might have been. The visitor center sells the tickets, has a gift shop, and quite a thorough exhibit on William Penn and his decision to found a colony and the influences behind how he ran it, including his conversion to Quakerism. The house itself has tours regularly, and our tour group was pretty big. They have evidence of the foundation and recreated his summer house based on multiple sources, and the house has a different vibe than something from the colonial area around a hundred years later. You can see a simpler and English-inspired architecture with dark wooden interiors and focus on basic metal and wooden furnishings. The tour passes through the more public rooms, the bedrooms, and the kitchen where the tour finishes. The tour guide did seem to have a particular interest in herbs that were used medicinally at the time. The overall information was interesting to learn about Penn, his family, and life at the time. On site, they also had a few reenactor tradespeople, including a joiner, two weavers, and two blacksmiths. They were all very enthusiastic about answering questions on their crafts. There is also a garden to walk through and some livestock. Between the indoor and outdoor exhibits, it was a really thorough site with different things for everyone to enjoy.

I went to Pennsybury manor on a field trip as a chaperone…read more The manor is the place where William Penn stayed for a short time. You can see vegetable gardens, a barn, a wooden boat, a kitchen, and a guy squashing apples to make cider. (Kids love that). There is also a little workshop where a guy does woodworking. Another guy was carving a log into a canoe. There is a gift shoppe which sells pencils and stuffed animals, if you can't find one at the local discount mart in your neighborhood and have a paucity of these in your bedroom. There is also a tour of the mansion. It has no lights. It is not original but recreated to perhaps be like the original. There is also a outhouse adjacent to this structure, but people are prohibited from making deposits in it.

My son enjoy visiting Museum. He enjoys learning about history and historical items…read more Everything was so huge but gave you an eye opener of how life was like as an engineer. You learn the story of the hard working people during that time and how different their culture was to our currently. Overall we had a very knowledgeable time. Staff was very helpful and friendly.

This is a small museum with a ton of heart. The volunteers are passionate, the movie is lovingly…read moredone, the docents are professional. I recommend this museum to Roebling locals, engineers and bridge enthusiasts.

My husband and I had the pleasure of experiencing the Atlantic City food tour on Sat October 21st…read more It was a very small group which made the tour more personal. We first started with White House subs--delicious!!! Then we had a fish taco which I've never had and that was also delicious! We took a walk on the boardwalk, ate some fudge and also took in some art at the Noyes Art Garage. We finished our tour at Angelo's on Fairmount and this was phenomenal! It was an awesome tour guided by Audrey and she is the best! She is very knowledgeable of the town's history and the different cultures and cuisines. I would highly recommend On The Town Food Tours for locals ( like myself) and non locals. It's a fun filled , informative and delicious way to spend an afternoon!!!

Yes. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable about the town history. She was outgoing and…read moreapproachable when asked questions and did her best to keep pace with the restaurant admissions. Restaurateurs were gracious upon our arrival and food was very good.

Took the boating safety test with them. The gentleman was timely, friendly, and explained the…read morequestions I missed. Great experience!

We did a 4 hour boat training class with Captain Paul. He was great. He arrived on time. He was…read morevery friendly, patient and knowledgeable. We learn a lot of important skills that have really helped us in our boating.

We had Blanca as our driver this weekend and she was so great!! A smiling face when we walked on…read morethe bus, was on time and got us to our destination safely.

My husband recently took a bus trip with friends. Angel was awesome! 5 stars, and we will use him…read moreagain.

We had Angel as our driver and he was amazing!! He was on time, drove safe and super friendly!read more

The drivers and support staff were great at getting us connected once we landed in Philadelphia…read more Many of us had to call to figure out ever the bus would stop but the charger service reps were patient, helpful, and polite. The drivers accommodated all of us -- especially those with disabilities without delay or conflict. That was very refreshing and professional. My only suggestion is that riders can be sent the pick up route/instructions the day before they arrive to avoid so much confusion once they land. Nobody at the airport seemed informed and the confusion was high as people arrived from all over the world for this international conference. Thank you for being professional and providing reliable and safe passage! Great job by all!! The buses were on time, comfortable, clean, and with the fee. The drivers were friendly and accommodating. The customer service was responsive and professional.

There should be a zero rating since that was my experience with David Thomas. After going back and…read moreforth on details ahead of the wedding day and explaining timings for our bus shuttle multiple times, I thought everything was set up and would go smoothly. My guests were left confused since their bus broke down and they had to call another one. This led to my guests arriving late to our wedding. I only found out months after my wedding that this occurred as David Thomas did not notify me of the issue. After months of going back and forth with their CFO, they were not accommodating with a refund. If you are planning to use David Thomas for your wedding, my advice would be to go with another company. They are disorganized and do not handle issues appropriately.

David Thomas was the best in arranging for and completing our coach bus transportation to and from…read moreour wedding venue. Debbie Kennedy at David Thomas was great and her drivers were on time and professional, alleviating at least one of our to-do list items. I would highly recommend them for any Philly area limo and bus needs.

My group of 5 went to Oasis Island of Terror on a Saturday evening. We got there at 7 pm and there…read morewas plenty of parking. Tickets were $45 and there are two attractions included within the ticket - Woods Have Eyes and Blackout. The line for each attraction was 40 minutes to an hour, so I would definitely recommend getting there earlier in the evening for less of a wait. However, they space out each group pretty well, so that the scares aren't spoiled by the screams by the group directly ahead. We did the Woods Have Eyes first and we appreciated the fact that the trail was lengthier so that the wait was worth it. We thoroughly enjoyed the various settings and environments we were put through and it was definitely scary. For Blackout, one member of the group is given a glowstick as a source of light for the duration of the trail. This one was significantly shorter and we wish there were more scares as there were many missed opportunities in the dark. Overall, we had a great time at Oasis Island of Terror and it is better than some of the other haunted attractions in New Jersey!

Just enough scare . Looking forward to next Halloween. Maybe they will change some things up or add…read moreanother attraction