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Carolina_B, Oct 2026
It was a fun experience...
It was a fun experience but maybe you should have some camping chairs for people to sit down while watching the light show at the cathedral. Otherwise you are standing for a while or sitting down on the ground. Travis was a wonderful and funny guide. We enjoyed our tour.
Laura_C, Oct 2026
Great Tour
Tristan our tour guide was so knowledgeable and personable. His knowledge of the missions and city made it so enjoyable. We did the missions, The Alamo, The Riverwalk Cruise and Towers of America. A full 4 hours and didn’t want it to end. I recommend this tour
Maria_M, Sep 2026
Labor Day Weekend
We got the combo trolley tour and Rio boat ride. Rudy was our tour guide on Trolley and he was great, he had alot of knowledge and was very funny too. The day we went there were 3 stops that were closed. We got off on the Market and it was great, we missed the Pearl and Japanese Tea Garden due to timing. It is best to do the River Rio boat at night, our guide Thomas was funny and informative, he truly loves his part time job. He made the ride worth it because he was so detailed and took his time explaining. The lights were nice and music playing in the background from Riverwalk restaurants.
Santos_F, Sep 2026
It was relaxing and the...
It was relaxing and the tour guide was very informative. We saw the Battle ship Texas, saw a couple of dolphins swimming, went by a building that they say its Haunted 👻. The only thing I wish, we could have seen more dolphins, but it was a good experience.
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