Had a delightful time aboard a Sunday ride at the railroad. There was delicious-tasting ice cream,…read moreprovided by a local business, and the scenery was really nice. We were there for a relative's birthday and it did not disappoint.

A friend and I reserved seats for the Murder Mystery Event on November 8th. We had high hopes for…read morethis event based on previous reviews. However, the stories and characters of this event were stretched further than a piece of salt water taffy. The premise was some sort of literary critic dinner party where some guy went back in time to steal Edgar Allen Poe's writings and sell it to current time readers. There is a critic who then gets murdered and several different authors are being criticized on their writings. The critic ends up being "murdered" by one of the other​ characters and it was our job to try and figure out who dunnit. In a word, it was Lame. It took waaaay too long to get through the story line and overacted as well. The food for dinner was meh and dessert was in my opinion Store bought. We actual had a better time talking to the couple that sat next to us on the train than trying to be entertained by the performers.

Bailey Coach has been in York for many years and has always provided a quality service, not only…read morewith their modern motor coach busses, but also for their car service to and from airports, seaports and other points. Bailey has sedans, and vans for larger groups - a MUCH better option than the popular ride share companies. If you want friendly service, safe drivers and well maintained vehicles, Bailey Coach is a solid choice.

I enjoyed what I did and the clients I worked with when I worked at Bailey Coach over 2 years ago…read more From conversations with the clients who I scheduled Private transportation I was appreciated by them as well. As a woman I did NOT get treated fairly though by my employer. Females were treated as inferior and I was not the only employee to say this. Having his daughter-in-law in charge made situations more complicated (Eg: what the Daughter-in-Laws says was truth & nothing I said would change that). There was a period of time when the DIL was babysitting her sister's baby AT the office!! It was extremely difficult to schedule transportation with a screaming baby in the background because she wouldn't lay down for a nap or needed her diaper changed. It was literally a daycare for at least a year!!!! I was let go for something that wasn't my fault or even my department. The office is very disorganized & the owner is arrogant. He doesn't even know the processes to run his own company!! I found the scheduler on his iPad for personal use on multiple occasions during paid company time. This caused issues with the drivers not getting the right information. The equipment (buses etc) is old and needs to be replaced with newer models. It's all about saving money and not how can we service the client better. Most of the "good reviews" are for John allowing his buses to be used for free for good causes. (BTW, he does it also cuz it's good advertising. Words from the horses mouth) It's really sad.

This was an excellent tour to participate in. The tour guide Bobby and Bill are great people! It is…read morevery refreshing people who are so invested in the land in the culture of the area. They had a lot of information and stories!! We truly loved the horses and learned so much about the area and history. We will definitely be coming back.

We had the privilege of joining Bill and Bonnie on one of their horse-drawn carriage rides around…read morethe farm. Their hospitality leading up to the ride was fantastic, the weather was a bit 'iffy' so we ended up pushing back to later in the afternoon. It was still a bit cold and overcast when we arrived and we ended up being the only couple to join them. Blankets were in the carriage waiting for us and we were greeted as soon as we pulled up, the ride was enjoyable and informative... we learned about the farm and a bit about the battle, both Bill and Bonnie were super friendly and it was a pleasure to meet them! After the ride was over we had the opportunity to go back to the barn and meet all the horses. We learned more about each of them and got to feed them carrots, absolutely worth the price and a ride we would definitely do again, hopefully under better weather next time!

I've been here at Ironlinx Transportation for a year and a half. This is in the top 3 of the best…read morecompanies I've been with. If you're looking for a job or know of a CDL holder who's looking, send them this way. Alll of the staff are very nice and friendly and easy to talk to. The schedule is very flexible but long hours. 12 to 14 hours five days a week. We never had a day off through the entire pandemic. 99% drop and hook. Tell them Eric sent ya.

I had a trip early in the am, The staff was friendly and went above and beyond. I had never been…read morehere and they showed me the way. I also was preoccupied and left my card at the kiosk. They paged me right away. It was simple to get what I needed and I appreciate that The lady that checked my bag also boarded the plane. I found her to be so pleasant and friendly. Traveling isn't always this smooth. Thank you!

I have been in different Airports in the US and Europe but Harrisburg Airport I think the most…read morecomplicated one. Maybe I was tired but it was really hard to figure out where is Arrival and Departure area. Also they separated public area and bus and taxi areas. It was very hard for me to understand where I needed to go and how. I will update my review after my second trip promise

Bring your camera, comfortable shoes, and an open mind. Charge up your phone to use the light or…read morehave something to light your way, because the nighttime tours take you into some dark spaces. Our guide was articulate and entertaining. She didn't have the most gothic of creepy backdrops to tell her stories because that part of Gettysburg is built up. For the Black Cat tour, you'll be standing around storage garages and a creek near some very modern structures. For the tour that walks us up to Cemetery Hill, you'll be on a busy street for the most part. The guide had to pause or talk over truck traffic, which doesn't help the mood. However, there is a lot of history tied to that town that is dark. You learn about them through the resulting ghost stories, not the usual tourist programs. The Jennie Wade House, for example, has an official tour that forbids ghost hunting and will NOT talk about the hauntings. It sticks to history, which is fine. This tour will talk about that history but throw in the sightings that followed the deaths inside that home. The orphanage up on Cemetery Hill, too, has a public-facing history that is worth focusing on, but the ghost tales share the darker details of child disappearances and alleged murders, which tie to the common tales of children playing in the cemetery and around the battlefield. Expect to walk a quarter mile for the hour-long tour. Our guide was helpful with questions and didn't need to stick to a script. You will have time to take your own readings and measurements. This tour has permission to pause on certain private properties for stories, so please respect them. Remember that Gettysburg's battle is a very violent, bloody, and graphic time in American history, so some of the details are probably not suitable for sensitive ears. And it helps if you open your third eye to the experience, listen and feel for the energies around you when the guide takes you off the busy roadway and into the quiet dark that envelops you.

More Parking Lots Than Paranormal Activity…read more If you're looking for a spooky, atmospheric Gettysburg ghost tour, I'd strongly recommend looking elsewhere. The Battlecry Gettysburg Ghost Tour promises "spooks galore," haunted hotels, bloody battlefields, and an exploration of "the dark and the doomed." Unfortunately, what we experienced was a rather uninspired Civil War history lecture conducted primarily in brightly lit parking lots. Our guide was clearly knowledgeable about the Civil War, and I genuinely appreciated his command of the history. Unfortunately, his delivery was monotone, and the tour lacked the storytelling, atmosphere, and suspense you'd expect from a ghost tour. We started with approximately 20-30 minutes outside the George House, which was reasonably interesting. From there, things went downhill. Our next stop involved walking through a parking lot between two motels, only to stand beneath bright floodlights across from the National Cemetery. Our guide discussed the cemetery while cars whizzed past and motel guests milled about nearby. Not exactly an environment conducive to ghostly encounters. Next, we wandered over to the Colton Motel, where we once again stood under glaring parking lot lights listening to accounts of the battle and speculation about bodies potentially buried beneath the pavement. Finally, we headed behind Steinwehr Avenue, and I thought, "Here we go! Maybe we're finally getting to the spooky part!" Nope. Another parking lot, this time at the Dobbin House, where we stood under more lights listening to the history of the Dobbin family and stories about how haunted the house supposedly is. Here's my fundamental issue: Gettysburg is one of the most historically significant and potentially atmospheric places in America. How do you manage to conduct a ghost tour there and make it feel like a walking tour of motel parking lots? There was little suspense, no attempt to create an eerie atmosphere, and very little engaging ghost storytelling. The historical information was interesting at times, but even as a history tour, the presentation and choice of locations left much to be desired. I don't expect actual ghosts to appear on command. I do, however, expect a ghost tour to make some effort to deliver the experience it advertises. Bottom line: If you're looking for Civil War facts delivered under the comforting glow of commercial parking lot lighting, this might be your tour. If you're looking for a memorable, spooky Gettysburg experience, I'd suggest exploring other options.

I'd never been to Gettysburg before. So of course I jumped on Yelp to see what I could find in the…read moreway of bus tours. This is the first that came up. I checked out the website and was surprised how affordable the tour was. When we got there, Ed took us in and got us signed up. The tour lasted about 2.5 hours (close to three with the breaks). It was very informative and we hit all the highlights of the town and the battlefields. There is only maybe one or two stops where you can get out and take pictures....but you get familiar with the area so you can drive back through at your leisure and take all the photos you like wherever you choose. Would I recommend this tour company? Absolutely! There are also other ways to see Gettysburg (horseback, mini motorcycle/carts)....but a bus tour I think is the best way to go!

FANTASTIC!!!! Group of 10 of us all felt the same. Kudos to our driver and tour guide, Glen! What a…read moreknowledgable and energetic man!! He knows his stuff and we all walked away knowing things that we didn't before! The bus was rad!! The horn is the best! We did stop at a McDonalds so we could get food, refreshments and use the restroom. I thought this was a great idea as the tour was 3 hours. You don't stop and get at the attractions but it's so helpful knowing where all the roads lead and exactly what happened and where. Audio recording was used VERY briefly. Maybe 15 minutes total. Other than that it was Glen talking Thank you for a fantastic ride!!

If you only take one guided tour at Gettysburg- do this one!! It was AMAZING - an experience I'll…read morenever forget!! These guides are highly trained and specialized and insanely knowledgeable- we had excellent discussion and so much in depth learning about the battlefield as we trotted along. The carriage is Victorian style and very comfortable- and ours was pulled by two gorgeous Percheron mares, Kate and Trina - sisters!! They were so beautiful and so sweet! Sarah and Bogey (sp??) were our our drivers and they were so great to the horses and very skilled at handling anything that came up. Our guide was Chris and he was just incredible- I'd be shocked if there was anything he didn't know about Gettysburg lol!! Even his ancestors were part of the battle! Not only did he provide tons of info about the ins and outs of the battle, but he also dropped fun little pearls of trivia along the way - things like how the shapes of certain monument bases have different meanings and how the "avenues" were put in for tourists lol!! The guides have to pass a rigorous learning/testing regime to even be able to do the tours so you know they know their stuff! The tour is totally fun - but also treated with the utmost respect for the gravity of the subject - so many lives lost - such a tragic and heavy piece of history. I strongly urge anyone to take a guided tour on your visit - interacting with such knowledgeable guides really helps get a better understanding of the battle and the core issues etc. The tour starts in town at the Gettysburg Heritage Center - very easy to find and plenty of parking. They pick you up in the carriage right out front and off you go! The tour lasts around 2 hours and they let you interact with the horses afterwards if you want! Can't recommend it enough!!

The host of this tour, Truman was phenomenal. He has such a passion for history and Gettysburg that…read morereally stands out more than most guides. I believe if we had more people like him giving history tours the generations now would be more interested in learning. Well done sir! The carriage company pricing was fair, the carriage itself was beautiful, and the two ladies driving were very kind. Would definitely recommend!