"I had an amazing experience with this ghost tour! Their customer service was top-notch--I had to…read morereschedule about three times, and each time, they were incredibly accommodating and kind. Our tour guide Celeste was absolutely fantastic--so animated, engaging, and full of fascinating stories. I walked away thoroughly entertained and learned so much. Highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a spooky, fun night out!"

Celeste was amazing! My husband and I were visiting from Austin and wondered into the shop. We were…read morewelcomed by Celeste who was just lovely from the start. She told us about the services they offered and the ghost tour than evening. Truly because of her we didn't hesitate. Later when arriving back for the tour we watched as Celeste gracefully handled multiple customers, closed up the shop and started our tour. She did an amazing job from start to finish, she was so fun and informative!! The tour was a perfect time and distance for us that evening and we highly recommend it!!!

I had a day of solo exploring while my husband was in meetings and Old Town Trolley Tours made my…read moreday. I was able to explore several areas I would have other wise missed. The "hop on and off" was so easy and they kept a great schedule so I could choose where I wanted to spend time. All the Tour Guides were engaging and painted a wonderful picture of San Antonio's past and present. After my tour I wished I had more days in San Antonio to explore even more. The trolleys had multi-level seating so there wasn't a bad seat as well they were clean. Highly recommend!

If you're wondering what to do in San Antonio, then take this trolley tour…read more If you want to see it all and hear the history, then take this trolley tour. If you like gardens, museums, history, and cuisine (Mexican, Greek, BBQ), then take this trolley tour.

My husband and I only had 24 hours in San Antonio. We found Scooter Power tours online and went…read morewith our gut. If you want to see the city, and by city I mean more than just the riverwalk, you have to do this tour. It's half the prices of other like tours and these guys know where to take you and what information is important. We did the night tour that ends with the amazing light show on the cathedral. Jose (co-owner) took us on the tour and it was a blast. The scooters are fun and can go for miles and miles, and unlike the Segway these scooters can hit 20 mph. They are well maintained, easy to use, and San Antonio is a city built for this kind of riding. I can't recommend them more highly. They were awesome. I hope more people get out there and take the night tour. It's awesome.

My family of 5 (3 boys ages 16, 15 and 11) had a blast on our first day in San Antonio taking a…read morescooter tour with Jose and Julio. I highly recommend their tours as a family friendly, safe and fun activity. This was my husband and my first time riding a scooter, and they were very easy to learn. I was never worried about safety on the tour, as Jose and Julio were always looking out for cars and preparing us for bumps in the road. We did the Japanese Tea Garden tour and loved the scenic path through the park. Jose gave us history all throughout and made it so enjoyable for everyone. My boys wanted to go again the next day!

Book with caution. Our entire trip to San Antonio was…read moreplanned around this restaurant walking tour. I coordinated 4 women's schedules, travel and booked the VRBO. Then 35 days before our planned trip I received a notice that the prepaid event had been cancelled. They offered to reschedule out 30 days further or refund. Four very disappointed women but grateful they didn't cancel the day before the event. Luckily there is a lot to do in San Antonio but its hard to find one common interest between 4 women other than food! Three like to drink, one doesn't. Two like history, two don't. One likes to shop, three dont....back to planning.

Went on the one of the food tours back when the business was first starting, for the amount I paid…read moreit was a really great experience. You get to visit 5 different stops (mine was only four since it was the starting phase). I went on a Sunday tour, the tour differs between the two based on the dessert place (La Boulangerie on Saturday, Paleteria on Sunday). The tour was great, we start at Ocho, you get a taste of one of the popular dishes and history on SA, then start on foot towards Luke, receiving information about the city on the way. I enjoyed a great little dish and drink at Luke, then headed on to Nectar, and got a HUGE sampling of the meats and cheeses that they offer, from there we head to Zinc. At Zinc I tried one of the best guacs in town, and saw some of my fellow tour-ers the purchase a Prickly Pear Margarita, which was really really pretty. (Typically you visit a desert place last, but because i went on the tour before the Paleteria was confirmed, we skipped this stop.) The SA Food Tours staff is friendly and knowledgeable, they've put a lot of time and hard work into the tour, and its a great way to experience San Antonio's food scene and get some history at the same time. I've lived here all my life and learned and tried new things on the tour, it's worth it!

Jesse did a phenomenal job in providing historical stories, both scary and in depth to our family…read moreduring our stay in San Antonio. The ghost stories were both chilling and jaw-dropping at times if in San Antonio and you want a good ghost tour definitely check out Jesse.

Such a fun tour! Jesse is a great story teller. My family and I did the future ghost tour and even…read moremy 9 year old was engaged. The history of San Antonio is interesting and Jesse, our tour guide, gave us a condensed version that made me want to learn more. Thanks Texas Ghost Tour for a fun afternoon! Would definitely recommend for anyone interested in learning about the city and the spirits that remain. The tour is kid friendly and only about 3/4 mile walk which includes some time to sit. Our tour was at 6:30 and lasted about 90 minutes.

We had such an amazing time on this tour! Our tour guides were Kris and Tina and they were…read morefantastic. They explained that there would be 15 stops along the way. We got a lot of good photo ops and we got to learn little bits and pieces from San Antonio history. I definitely thought it was a great pace and a super cool way to get to know the city. This was probably one of my favorite activities I did when I was in San Antonio. They have water on hand but ran short near the end. I had 2 little water bottles though. Make sure to wear your sunscreen! It gets HOT. Overall, I loved this tour. Our tour guides were super nice and fun. They knew their stuff!

Excellent tour that allows you to see the most amazing sights in SA while getting a workout in…read more Kris & Tina were awesome guides. They were both very knowledgeable, enthusiastic & full of energy. I'd highly recommend River City Run for an innovative tour. This should go without saying HOWEVER; wear running shoes, bring your shades & fanny pack too. Water was graciously available via Tina & Kris' backpacks. Totally tour worthy experience. ~Christy

I recommend the Toyota tour. They are friendly, efficient, and give a lot of great information…read more There is an area in the visitor center with information and displays that you can browse before and after your tour. This is not a walkijg tour, but some walking is involved to get on the tram and to ride to/from the factory site. We did this tour as a homeschool field trip and our kids also enjoyed it.

This is a fascinating tour. The check in process was easy. There is a place to look around, take…read morephotos, and read about Toyota, prior to the tour. An introduction is given, then you load into a little bus and head over to the plant. Each area was described, stopping multiple times to view the work put in to making the Tundra and Sequoia vehicles. There were automated, driverless delivery vehicles, taking parts to different areas. It was truly amazing to see the large robotic equipment and people working together. One improvement, and a huge missed opportunity, was the lack of a company store. We would have loved to buy a sticker, or shirt, or something, to take home.

You ever get a couple drinks in you on the San Antonio River Walk and start making decisions that…read moresound real good at the time? Yeah... that's how I ended up on the Yellow Rose Carriage Company. Now I'll say this San Antonio surprised me. Clean, inviting, and every kind of food you can think of just sittin' there temptin' you steaks, tacos, Italian... like the city's saying, "Go ahead, ruin your diet, we ain't judging." It's got a charm to it. After a couple drinks, I'm thinking, "This is like Central Park... if it had better food and a little more Texas attitude." So naturally... I said, "Giddy up." We climb into this carriage, and I don't remember the horse's name, so let's call him Mr. Ed. Now Mr. Ed? He wasn't taking suggestions. That horse had a personal agenda. The driver nice guy looked like he was in a long-term negotiation with an animal that had already made up its mind. At one point, somebody honks... and Mr. Ed just lifts his tail and fires off a warning shot like, "That's what I think about your traffic laws." They got a bucket for that... allegedly. Didn't catch everything. I laughed so hard I nearly fell outta the carriage. But here's the twist once you get past the fact your Uber has a digestive system... it's actually kind of perfect. The lights come on, the city softens up, and you're rolling through San Antonio like you accidentally wandered into a movie. It's romantic, it's calm, it's got that slow, easy rhythm where nobody's in a hurry and everything just feels right. Then because alcohol makes athletes out of all of us another couple pulls up beside us in their carriage. Next thing you know, we've got ourselves a good old-fashioned horse race. Friendly... mostly. A little cash gets slipped to the driver, someone mentions YouTube glory, and suddenly Mr. Ed's out here competing like he's got a sponsorship deal. We're laughing, they're laughing, horses are doing whatever horses do... and for a minute, it's not about getting anywhere it's just about being right there in it. And that's the thing. You'll look at the price and think, "Is this worth it?" And later, you'll look back and go, "Yeah... I'd do that again." Because sometimes the best memories come with a little chaos... ...and a horse that absolutely does not care about your plans.

Look at the horse Look how he whines for you…read moreAnd the cruel things you do And the carriages are all Yellowwww Then I came along I wore a thong for you Despite the cruel things you do On the carriage that's yellowwwwwww These are beautiful horses and spectacular neon lit carriages going around downtown San Antonio, and adding a lot to the charm of the city - but unfortunately we really don't believe in dressing up horses in strange costumes and putting neon lights all over a heavy Carriage that they have to pull around so we can't possibly give them a high rating because of the animal cruelty aspect but I'll tell you what they are visually spectacular and that's why they don't get one star and other than that my run on sentences are longer than my oh wait that's not accurate.