Had a great tour with A Day in LA Tours during our trip to LA!…read more We covered so much ground in just a few hours: Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Venice, Hollywood, Griffith Observatory, Rodeo Drive. Our tour guide was sooo nice! He was so informative not only about eat stop, but also different landmarks/areas we drove past as well! If you want to see a lot of LA, definitely recommend this tour!

Great tour of LA. As a tour guide Joseph was great. Downfall was that he would not adjust the air…read moreconditioning in the bus. As noted by a previous review air temperature stayed high. It was 90 degrees outside. I wrote a previous review they said the bus needed to be fixed. Now I know it wasn't the bus it was the driver not adjusting tge air.

Had a blast weather was great TMZ was great. Really appreciated the history. Stopped at a drag…read moreshow, they passed out snacks on our buss.

Capone was a great guide! Great energy and humor! Fun for anyone looking for a casual tour through…read moreWest Hollywood, Beverley Hills, and Melrose.

I saw this tour featured on Spectrum News Los Angeles. Ok. I am from Los Angeles and I didn't know…read moresome of this interesting history that they had in this snippet. My son and I took a trip to the Museum of Neon Art and signed up for the tour. Highlight of my Summer!!! There are so many awesome factoids that the amazing guide, Eric Lynxwiler, presented to us that you must go on it for yourself. He was all that plus. Make sure you get Eric. He is all knowing as he is a docent for the Los Angeles Conservancy and Art Deco Society of Los Angeles.

Who would have thought that riding a double decker bus around DTLA could be a lot of fun. Yes, you…read moreheard it right. It was FUN, FUN, FUN! So I joined the neon signs tour around DTLA provided by the Museum of Neon Arts. I wasn't expecting much from I it but I was very much surprised to see this part of Los Angeles in a different way, but in a good way. I came in the United States as a tourist on multiple occasions before deciding to migrate. As a tourist, I never saw a need to take these tourist buses. I thought I can tour LA on my own. However, I realized the big difference between a DIY tour versus a tour provided by a professional guides. Erik from MONA was our tour guide. This guy was very knowledgeable and entertained us all throughout the evening as we go around to see the neon signs. He's very informative and best of all, funny AF! The attendees were all bursting in laughter during the entire tour. We really had a good time and I hope you will consider joining this tour. Please checkout MONA's website for tour schedule.

We had a great time with David. He was an excellent tour guide, very friendly and knowledgeable…read more Thank you for making our trip memorable.

We have never done a similar tour but as our friends from AZ were looking for a true Hollywood…read moreexperience, we chose this company for the good ratings and also a great Groupon deal.... we met at the location a bit early and were able to use the restroom before leaving for our tour. Our tour guide Dave was awesome - engaging, informative and also inquisitive as we were all an active part of the tour. What more to add? Yes, book the last tour of the day as the tour guide may not feel as stressed to get back to the Hollywood Blvd location on time and you may see some of the local celebrities, either driving their vehicles or briefly walking outside. Great company and ditto experience.

California wonder is a veey good charter bus company. I did a 1 day overnight trip to Las Vegas…read more The driver Adam is a 1st class driver very professional. Book with this company you want regret it.And Ask if Adam available to be your driver he's a 5 star driver .

It should be possible to select zero stars. Worst service ever. Hired two buses for our group. One…read morebus showed up 15 minutes late. The other bus, an hour late. We had booked a return trip for five days later. Both buses arrive 90 minutes LATE to pick us up. At the end of the second trip, one of the drivers has the audacity to ask when he would receive his tip. Unbelievable.

We had a great tour today with Mark. So informative and fun. Mark is a great guide and…read morephotographer. His media presentation really makes this tour better than any other tour. His tour vehicle is clean and comfortable. Do yourself a favor and take this super fun tour! Highly recommended.

This was amazing I got to see George kastanzas house and the building from Seinfeld our tourguide…read moremark was great would do again

I debated with myself whether to give two or three stars and decided to be generous…read more The experience didn't start out too great. When we made reservations for a certain date, Mr LA surprisingly didn't even take down a name. When we arrived at the appointed place and time, Mr LA wasn't there. We called him and he said he'd be there within 15 minutes. Well, he approximately arrived after that time. We took Mr. LA's Culver City Food tour. For a food tour, I'd expect at least three tastings, hopefully more, but we got only one. We walked by many restaurants and he had something to say about several, but we never went in for a little snack. I got hungrier and hungrier hearing about the diversity, food and otherwise, in Culver City. Near the end of the tour, he finally took us into one place and bought so much of one thing that we couldn't even finish. He could have easily made us much happier by getting only one serving to share at this and two other places, maybe not even with the added chai tea. He wouldn't have spent any more money, but would have made us much happier. Other than the food, he started with some interesting facts, but towards the end, his knowledge kind of fizzled out. At one point, he told us one thing, but the sign next to the place said something different. I assume that whenever he mentioned years or dates, they were only approximate. He was a nice guy and I still learned a bit about Culver City, so I wasn't too disappointed, but I wouldn't take another one of his tours. Especially not for regular price; we had a Groupon. I should also mention that the tour only lasted about two hours, when it was advertised as a three hour tour.

I've been on a couple of MrLA Tours. Tom (the owner of MrLA Tours) is a walking encyclopedia of…read moreLos Angeles. It is astounding how much he knows, and his presentation is interesting and entertaining all at the same time. If you want to take a great walking tour in Los Angeles then you must do a MrLA Tour. I highly recommend it.

Ainsley was great! Great tour. we got see a ton of spots. Super interesting. Manson from A to Zread more

I booked this tour with Grave line for my husband's birthday because he loves true crime, and it…read moreended up being the perfect gift! Our guide, Ansley, was respectful, knowledgeable, approachable, and friendly. She really brought the stories to life and made everyone feel comfortable asking questions. The vintage funeral car was such a cool and fitting touch for the Manson Family Murders Tour (and the main reason why I booked the tour). About 80% of the experience was spent in the car, which was cozy and gave us plenty of time to soak in the history while listening to music from the era. Including Manson, The Beach Boys, and The Beatles, to name a few. We also made three stops along the way to get out, take photos, and see key locations up close. As a mortician, the experience carried an extra layer of meaning. I actually helped funeral direct the service for the LaBiancas' granddaughter (who had the same fate as her grandparents). So hearing and seeing this history firsthand felt deeply personal and surreal. If you're into true crime or Los Angeles history, this tour is an absolute must. Graveliners and Ansley made the experience both educational and unforgettable. We loved every minute!

In today's curricula and media, we are taught one side of the story. To put it bluntly - with no…read moreoffense intended at all - we learn about all the great things white people have accomplished, we learn to worship whiteness, and are continuously pressured to assimilate. Isn't it sad that I can name thirty white writers and artists before I can even name one who looks like me? (And I'm sure these Asian figures have existed throughout our rich histories and cultures!) As minority kids and adults (especially those growing up outside of diverse urban areas), we often lack knowledge about ourselves, our families, and our ancestry. However, Pilipino Workers Center (PWC) supplements what was never given to most of us: a sense of pride in ourselves, our sisters and our brothers. Although he's a loved figure, there's actually more pride to being Pinoy and Pinay than Manny Pacquiao. And our tour guide (Tori) was able to connect FilAm history from the days of colonization to the struggles the community fights to relieve today! In addition to her storytelling of past Filipino movers and shakers, our tour guide took us around in the Jeepney to monuments in the neighborhood. If you're a foodie looking to try your hand in Filipino cooking or simply need a snack (or meal), there are stops for that as well. All with a modern soundtrack. I highly recommend this tour for those who want to experience the neighborhood in person, check out the Filipino eats, and who want to reclaim their histories. It seriously is a 3-for-1 deal (Tori also gives bomb recommendations in nearby K-Town. So probably a 4-for-1 deal.) I love what and who PWC represents and it gives me hope for the future of our Asian American communities. Right after the tour, I was texting my nephews and nieces to check it out, too! Also, when will you ever get to experience riding a Jeepney through the streets of LA?

From the owner: Classic Hidden Hi Fi Jeepney Tours are open-air expeditions through the sights, sounds, streets,…read moreand stories of Historic Filipinotown on a vintage 1944 Sarao Motor Company Jeepney! Tours are available one scheduled Saturday every month, or by appointment for private or small groups. Call or visit our website to book a tour! Our Jeepney is also available for event rentals, such as weddings, birthday parties, and other special occasions!

Excellent tour. Steve was a very knowledgeable and informative guide. Very well organized tour in…read morea new ford transit full size van, with many landmarks, apartment buildings and homes pointed out. Stops at key murals, watts towers, liquor store, etc. so you get a chance to walk around and take photos. Very well done and I would recommend to anyone who wants to see south l.a. firsthand.

The tour itself with Big Mike was worth it. He's a gifted story teller and shares his own personal…read moreexperiences & insights that adds an authentic value to the tour. The two stars go to Big Mike holding down this bizness. The cons: The night before Purchased dual package tour: La Hood Life and Hollywood tour for $125 a person. A Text message sent at 2am said to meet up at 930am, which we didn't see until parking in the garage at 930am. We get there at 937am to check in, our tour gets verified with the owner (bald slick brother in a all white T parked a glossy badass Benz). At 10am the rest of our tour group arrives. They wait on the opposite end of us because our tours are separate. At 1010am we get verified the 3rd time that we have both tours booked, then offered a seat in the open air tour truck. At 1035 we get verified again & told to get off the open air tour truck and get a seat on the white van with everyone else, that our Hollywood tour would be after we get back from the Hood tour, Mind you the tour I booked was described as 3.5 hrs, quick & to the point. Instead We end up on a nearly 4 hours long tour of the hood. We got back to the pickup location at 230pm. 5 hrs in total wasted mostly by waiting around, watching a verbal argument btwn Mooney, the owner & Big Mike but he seemed to stay out of it. The complaining and arguing and cussing was authentic, cuz Mooney's frustration was real & felt. Yet I think his hissy fit led to all the chaos & waiting around we had to do. We're out $80 because that how much more we paid than everyone else on our tour. I left feeling "Debow-ed" with my tourist chain getting yanked off! Not to mention, the Van sound system went out by blasting uncontrollable screeching noise every time the Van was started back up. This screeching assault to our hearing happened about 9 times. Painful!!! Plus we were stuck in the heat with no AC. Haha it was so ridiculously awful, that looking back I can only laugh. Luckily we broke down close to a small store & bought cold drinks & snacks while the wiring was figured out to the sound system. The rest of the tour the microphone didn't work so the people in the back couldn't hear Big Mike's awesome story telling, and their nonstop complaining behind me was distracting AF. Lastly what we were overcharged $80, should be given to Big Mike and lil sum for Mooney cuz Mooney was mad as hell and I could tell by his high level cussing he can tell a story too.