Dave was a wonderful tour guide through the Rocky mountain tour. He made extra stops every time…read more someone yelled out that there was a deers or Elks to see. He was knowledgeable and provided lots of information. Lunch was perfect, sandwich, chips and water. Made lots of great stops. On the drive back to Denver we hit traffic and hard rain. He handled it well even with the long day.

We had the good luck to have Michelle, possibly Mary as our guide for the Rocky Mountain National…read morePark tour. The 'possibly Mary' part is a joke. When I said I'd write this up on Yelp, she said her name was Mary. She met us at the flagpole outside of Union Station right on time. One of our party was late and therefore we got a little late start. Once on the road, we got a little history of Denver in general. Informative. We stopped along the way in St. Vrain. Small town. We stopped at a general store for a potty break and of course to purchase. It smelled delicious in there. Sausage, baked goods, etc. Once in the park we had lunch. Turkey sandwiches from the Farmers Market. Good eats. We drove to different spots in the park. Fall colors at the end of their peak, but still gorgeous. We saw many elk. It's rutting time and it was interesting to watch the males steal the women from each other. The elk 'bugle' is kind of neat and creepy. Returning to Denver we were taken through Boulder. Quite the bustling city. It was a great time. Michelle had her iPod filled with various playlists. Most enjoyable. Thanks, Michelle. 10/06/21 Today we tour the Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak. Our tour guide is Jim, a really laid back and just all around cool guy. We are being transported in a Mercedes Sprinter. Very nice and roomy. We travel through Colorado Springs, see the city and the Air Force academy. The first stop is the garden. Beautiful oxides formations of all shapes and sizes. The fun part was watching a family climb one of these large rocks. Actually, it looked like dad teaching the two kids and mom snapping pics. The kids were no older than 5-8 years old, but they were climbing little monkeys. It was mom making me nervous as she backed up to take the pics. Didn't want to see her topple over the edge. From here we go to Pikes Peak. What a difference in scenery and temperature. The garden was warm at about 75, while the peak was about 38. At the top there is a cafe where you can purchase drinks, food and the best thing of all - daily baked cake doughnuts. Cinnamon sugar or chocolate glazed. 'Chocolate glazed' doesn't do them justice. The icing is thick fudge-like and just awesome. When we checked in at the entrance gate, the ranger said we wouldn't be able to go to the top because of pending weather. But when we got to the point she said we could not go beyond, there was nothing to stop us so we went to the top and doughnuts. Yea!! But mother cold and windy, making the temp feel even colder. But beautiful views. Of course the obligatory souvenir shop is attached to the cafe. Ha, ha. Fun, fun. Jim got us to the top!

Joined the Rocky Mountains National Park full day tour, and had an incredible experience! Christine…read morewas our tour guide, and was very knowledgeable about the park and its wildlife. There were dozens of excellent photo opportunities, and we visited many of the parks most famous landmarks. We had the pleasure of seeing dozens of elk, mule deer, marmots, and even a pika! Sandwiches were provided for lunch, as well as plenty of water and snacks throughout the day. If you have a small group looking for a convenient way to see much of RMNP, I highly recommend Colorado Sightseer.

Everything was amazing! We had the best time on the Rocky…read moreMountain National Park Tour. Our tour guide Will was so knowledgeable, personable and very funny. My goal was to see a moose and I saw a mama moose with 2 babies. The picnic lunch provided was delish. It started to rain in Estes Park and Will went looking for us to give us umbrellas. Now that is what I call service! This tour was worth every penny! I can't wait to do another trip with Will.

One of the most memorable memories that we made in the Mile High City was the excursion to the…read morenearby Two Mile High Country. This review shares our four star experience on the Gray Line Rocky Mountain National Park tour. It was a tour where $125 paid for a million dollar experience. The duration of the tour was ten hours of my life that added at least a year to my life. When it comes to seeing Rocky Mountain National Park this tour literally rises above it all in height. We would reach a height of 12,183 feet above sea love. The tour uses the Grand Circle route of seeing the park. From Denver, we ascended Interstate 70 westbound into the Rocky Mountains. We followed US 40 northbound over the Continental Divide where a right turn onto US 34 brought us into the park. Trail Ridge Road led us to the high summits in Rocky Mountain National Park. We exited the park at the Fall River Visitor Center where US 34 and 36 brought us through Boulder then ultimately southwest into Denver. The adventure began at 8:30 when the tour bus picked us up near the hotel. It would stop at a couple of more hotels before taking us to the ticket center in the Cherry Creek Mall. After paying the $125 we returned to the bus. Normally I am close-dephobic on a bus. This luxury bus was anything but uncomfortable. It felt like I was in a first-class airplane. The bus even had a restroom. Exploring the Colorado countryside from the luxury bus benefitted the experience. Darcy controlled the bus and the tour. He is a knowledgeable tour guide and safe driver. His narrative told the story of the rolling Aspin forests, mountain summits, ski lounge hamlets alongside US 40, and landscapes with the pages of the tour. Using the analogy that the tour is a book each stop was the start of the chapter. Here are the stops, the chapters of the tour in chronological order: *Downieville Truck Stop off I-70: Home of the 5 Cent coffee and a hydration/ snack stop. *Berthold Pass: Where US 40 transverses the Continental Divide. *Shadow Mountain Lake: One of the northernmost Colorado River reservoirs. *Buffet lunch in the Grand Lake Lounge. *Photo spot at the Rocky Mountain National Park sign. *Fairview Curve (in the park): Overlooks near the headwaters of the Colorado River. *Millner Pass (in the park): Where Trail Ridge Road crosses the Continental Divide. *Alpine Visitor Center (45 minutes): The Alpine Ridge Trail reaches the 11,796 feet high tundra. *Lava Cliffs (in the park) *Rainbow Curve (in the park) *Fall River Visitor Center: In Estes Park. *Bonus stop: A photo opportunity of an elk grazing near the Fall River Visitor Center. In the near future, I will be reviewing some of these stops where I spent time. These reviews will provide deeper insight with pictures. In regards to this review proper, I appreciated that Darcy made the additional stops when he spotted the elk, moose, and big horn sheep. I further appreciated when he took the time to hand us the park maps when we entered the national park. It is important to bring up a couple of other things. The tour included the park admission. And the buffet lunch was unexpectedly good. The tour concluded with Darcy dropping us off at our hotel around 6:30 pm. He had been our tour guide for a ten hour tour that added at least a year to my life.

Did The Rocky Mountain National Park Tour…read more Prearranged Downtown Denver hotel pick up and drop off. Call to verify. Darcy, our driver for the tour itself, was a font of information, full of dry humor. Could not have asked for a better driver. Very competent behind the wheel (I guess over 30 years of military service gives you a cool, competent temperament). He made some unscheduled stops when he noticed wildlife, so the group could get some cool pics. Lunch was included, buffet style at a resort just outside Rocky Mountain National Park. Very tasty. All in all, well worth the $120 per person price tag.

What a unique experience. Our daughter signed us up for this tour before we came out to visit and…read moreit was a highly anticipated event. Having tied our munchies on at the local Blue Moon Brewery (lunch) we made our way to a very non-descript warehouse location and started checking in for our tour. With medicinal and recreational marijuana being legal here for years now, these folks gather people together for a friendly tour of a few of the dispensaries and one of the indoor grow rooms (farms). Weed ranches? There truly is quite a science behind all of this. We were given very clear rules, do's and don'ts for the tour. Once we boarded the bus, there were two lights - one red and one green. Apparently there are times when you can and cannot smoke weed in the back of the bus. Our guide, King Kala being a very petite lady with quite an outsize personality made the tour very memorable. During the times the green light was on, various smokes were passed around for those who were to partake. Yours truly was a spectator with all of the reason in the world to get a contact high from my co-easy riders in those close quarters. There was actually lots of room. 9 were in our van, which could accommodate 12 so it wasn't really so close. The rear view was a projected image of the traffic following us. There was no tobacco allowed on the bus. If one wanted an actual tobacco cigarette, it had to be done when the bus was stopped and of course, outside. A lot of explaining went on and then there were bags of chips and cookies passed around as well as bottled water. "One must stay hydrated." So we visited two different dispensaries and everyone was afforded the opportunity to check out everything for sale. And I do mean everything. Well, except tobacco. The tour inside the dispensaries was also guided by our very own King Kala who showed and explained the growing rooms and the different processes used to identify the medicinal from the recreational "product". The entire thing lasted a few hours and the trips to, from and between stops was just as cool as the stops themselves. People from all over the country. For more, you're just gonna have to check em out yourself, although I could go into quite a bit more detail. Enjoy your day!

This is not you typical "tour" with informative information about Colorado Cannabis, we booked an…read moreoriginal tour, this is more of a 420 friendly bus ride to two dispensary we also went on a Mountain View. Our tour was at 7pm so the view wasn't the greatest. Overall I think it's overpriced for what we did, nothing on this tour is what you can do on your own besides smoking on a bus. The flower you see is inside a dispensary that's open to public. It's not the behind the scenes of what we thought we were going to get. Don't spend your money if you think this is an informative tour bc it's not it's more of a chill bus ride with no information provided.

Mike Murphy, the owner/proprietor gave us a tour of the Equinox, New Belgium, and Pateros Creek…read moreBrewing Company on a Saturday afternoon. I even won a prize beer pint after answering a trivia question correctly. Unfortunately, I forgot it on the bus when we were getting off the bus at the end of the tour. Fortunately, Murph was simply awesome and shipped the glass to me!

Our party went on the local history tour. It usually is on Saturdays and Sundays but we called…read morebefore coming to Fort Collins and he was willing to have a special tour on a Tuesday. The tour was fantastic. He went all over Oldtown, out by the reservoir, at which we stopped and had a break, and ended up going around the old part of Colorado State University campus. He had a lot of good stories and was very entertaining.

Five stars all day long! Jason was fantastic and somehow managed to keep 8 people entertained while…read moreshowing us Red Rocks, buffalo, Lookout Mountain, and Golden, no small task! He answered every question, shared tons of interesting facts, threw in some jokes, and somehow made us feel like Denver experts by the end of the day. If Jason is your guide, congratulations, you already made a good decision.

Rocky Mountain Experience: Very disappointing. The guide immediately did an upsell when we got in…read morethe van to include a gondola ride for an extra $27. Four of the 9 ppl in our van took advantage of it - which meant the tour went an hour beyond the allotted time and we were rushed through the sites we paid to see. It ruined our last night in town as we missed our dinner reservation and after dinner plans - which didn't concern the driver in the least. Other lowlights were listening to the guide drone on and on about his life and opinions, pulling over THREE times as one lady thought she maybe saw some wildlife waaaayyy in the distant woods, and spending much too long in a small town where half the stores were closed so the gondola opters could have their unscheduled fun and the tour company could grab a few extra dollars.

All In Transportation handled shuttling our bridal party and hotel block guests between the venue…read moreand hotel, and they did it perfectly. The bus was on time, the drivers were professional, friendly, and safe, and the whole operation ran without a hitch. Well priced for the service provided. Exactly what you want from wedding transportation -- reliable, stress-free, and one less thing to worry about on the day.

Jovan was great! The bus was comfortable. We had 27 people for a ride to red rocks. He was there on…read moretime, helped us load and connect music. We were able to easily play multiple people's music, no technical issues. He took us to the bottom lot to hang out and then dropped us at the top. He was ready to find at the end of the night. Price was very reasonable. Would recommend!

DENVER BRUNCH BUS!!…read more My wife and I just did the Denver Brunch Bus and were totally impressed - we had the most fun ever and I would totally recommend the tour whether you live in Denver or are visiting and looking for a fun half-day, getting driven around the city to try the best food and drinks in the Brunch scene. Rick and David were awesome and very knowledgeable guides! They made us feel welcome and really owned the Brunch tour while providing great customer service. They promoted fun and helped connect all of the guests on the bus... after 15 minutes, we no longer felt like strangers. If you are considering the Brunch Bus or have just stumbled upon this review by chance, I would say don't hesitate - the Brunch Bus is even more fun than it sounds in the description and you will be happy you did it :) Note: We are Denver locals and had been to most of the places on the tour and STILL enjoyed it and learned a lot about the restaurants and bars we went to - Especially loved Mile High Spirits!

This business sucks. Three of us bought the boozy brunch. No one from the company showed for the…read moretour. Trying to get a refund is like pulling teeth... I do not recommend.