6-26-2026. 10 o'clock cruise. My first whale watching tour ever! The marine naturalists took us…read moreto a perfect humpback feeding ground. Within an hour we were watching a mother & calf. Thomas was narrating on the microphone & describing their behavior. He was excited at the calf's tail breaching and also noted that its pectoral fin was slapping the surface, too. During our first observation, Thomas said that just like us humans, the baby whales, or calves, seem to have a lot more energy than the adults. The joy in his voice as he narrated throughout our tour was evidence of how much he loved them, and his job. James was amazing also, & looked at some of my phone photos with me as I showed him a tail shot. The entire crew gave all of us tourists a perfect experience!!

Drove 2 hours to Boston to take a make-up whale watching tour and stood in the blazing sun for…read moreanother hour just to be told our make-up 2:00 tour was canceled!! The kid told us there were boats leaving at 3 and 4 and to go to the city tours booth and reschedule. Of course when we got to the window the lady there said both of those times were fully booked!! We got a refund and learned a lesson. DON'T USE CITY TOURS AGAIN! Now we're off to find things to do in beantown... Rating a one because they don't offer a zero

Awesome experience. Must do for anyone visiting Boston. The whole thing takes at least an hour,…read morethat's without counting time for the gift shop or tea room/cafe. It's not just a "museum" it's a full experience. Super detailed and the workers/actors were wonderful! Interactive and fun. Very nice gift shop too. Definitely recommend!

We had a fun time at Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. Make sure you get there early! They checked…read moreour tickets outside and then led us inside where everyone for our time slot was seated in a waiting room with a costumed period character doing their spiel. We were all handed out cards so we knew what part we were playing. The first part was interactive. The scene is set, we're a group who's not very happy about being taxed without representation and want to do something about it. Enter Samuel Adams himself to lead the protest. You get led from room to room with your guide and make your way onto the outdoor ship to do some damage. Here when everyone gets the chance to throw tea overboard (don't forget to pull it back onboard for the next persons turn). It's a photo op some people come here for and makes you realize how heavy some of these boxes could have been. Back inside, you continue the journey and get to see an actual tea chest that a family had passed through their generations of use. It's cool to see the aftermath that came before and after this famous tea party. Don't miss a visit to Abigail's Tea Room - we paid $5.00 for a tea tasting cup, it was fun to try the different teas that were said to be onboard. Also, I want to plug the gift shop here - it's probably where I spent the most amount of souvenir money while I was in Boston. All in all, this tourist attraction was a little on the pricier side and not included in the Go City Pass. But we were set on coming to Boston and throwing tea into the harbor, and here is where you do it. Huzzah!

We did the historic harbor cruise. Bought late but easy on and off and they had a bar on board for…read moredrinks and snacks. The Gatorade zero was appreciated. Great cruise lots of info super pretty and a lovely day. The guide was very nice and talked to us on board. It was def worth the money and I would go back

City Experience, I…read moream writing to provide feedback regarding our recent dining cruise experience. I attended the cruise with another church member who was considering booking a future event, but unfortunately, several operational issues negatively impacted our evening. First, the seating arrangement was poorly organized. Our table was placed too close to the exit, creating a bottleneck as guests went outside to take photos, despite ample open space on the other side of the room. We ultimately had to relocate the table ourselves. Second, there was a 20- to 30-minute delay in opening the buffet because the DJ failed to make the announcement. As a result, the food was cold by the time we served ourselves, despite being first in line. When we brought this to the manager's attention, she explained that the air conditioning cooled the food down. This explanation is concerning, as properly functioning warming pans should keep the food hot. Because of this, I lost my appetite, and my colleague was discouraged from planning her event on this vessel. Additionally, we believe the cruise should separate adult and family dining areas. Children were running around the buffet space, which posed a safety hazard given the potential for accidental burns from hot food equipment. Based on these factors, we rate the food a 1 out of 10 and the DJ a 6 out of 10. Despite these significant issues, the service we received from two of your staff members was exceptional. Our waitress, Ms. Fiona, demonstrated outstanding professionalism, compassion, and initiative. She frequently checked on us, apologized for the issues, and even brought us a well-done steak and dessert to ensure we had something to eat. Similarly, Ms. Dee went above and beyond her duties with her kindness and helpfulness to ensure we still enjoyed our evening. Both Ms.Fiona and Ms.Dee deserve a 10+ rating for their exemplary service. I hope this feedback helps improve future cruise operations. Best regards,

My kids did not want to leave. We got to play, they have a small cafe attached called the Little…read moreBean Cafe. The museum has 3 levels. They have performances. It was very crowded the day we went.

So much fun! Brought the kids here for some downtime during a family trip and it did not…read moredisappoint! The facility was so neat and clean. Even the bathrooms were immaculate, and properly designed for both children and adults to use. There are three floors with plenty of options for all different types of interests and learners. If we actually lived locally, I would totally consider getting a regular membership.

I had a great time here at the Boston Museum of science. It was very big and there was so much…read morehands-on stuff to do with kids of all ages. They have a little food court inside of this museum and there is a parking garage that connects right to the museum as well. There is definitely a wide variety of things to learn and see here. I feel like just one day at the museum was not even enough. They do offer memberships and I can see why lol. This museum is definitely a place kids will want to go back to. One of my favorite parts of the museum was the brain area where they have a human brain and someone that explains all about it. I just thought it was pretty cool that they had a human brain on display. They even had exhibits that I did not get to see, simply because there was just not enough time in one day like I said. Highly recommend for a rainy day activity or a fun play date!

Free IMAX movie every first Sunday of the month?? At the Omni theater at the museum of science??…read moreSign me up!! And that's what we did! We watch Super Dogs - it wasn't our first choice but the Space one was already all booked out so we chose this and it was awesome! Some of the cinematography was absolutely breathtaking- they filmed this in different parts of the world and got incredible footage - likely by drone filming. They showed different dogs and their stories. Overall it was a great movie. We could sit where we wanted - no assigned seats for this show. Initially we sat high up and these seats are at a steep incline so we decided to move further down. Staff was friendly and helpful. The museum interior is nice and has these color coded wings. There is a cafe too although we've never tried it. Parking - this time we parked in the museum garage itself to save time and it was $18 for up to 2 hours which was sufficient for us as the movie was only about 90 minutes. We have in the past managed to find some street meter parking nearby and walk a bit was great too. There are restrooms on the upper floor too which was convenient. Overall a good experience! Great place to go for everyone in the family.

Perfect combination of history and fun! Pointed out so many more things than we would have…read morelearned on our own. Well worth it! TY for a great tour!

Nate in character (Christopher Shultz) was a terrific engaging and knowledgeable guide for our…read moreFreedom Tour Trail. He brought the history of Boston's role in the Revolution to life and kept the interest of both the kids and adults in our small group. Good sense of humor and was happy to answer both good and dumb questions. Tour was well paced. Highly recommend Freedom Trail Tours and Christopher as a guide.

Quick, fun water tour with entertaining script and the thrill of being in a big, fast boat…read more Scylla, the tour guide for my visit, was very funny and kept us engaged even as the boat needed to stop and avoid hitting other ships.

Awe man this tour was absolutely amazing. it truly was worth it and extremely fun. the guide just…read moremade everything great and had some good jokes. I really enjoyed this experience and recommend it for the kids AND adults!! thank you Codzilla team for an unforgettable experience!