Kansas City Fun Tours was great and very informative. Our tour guide, Brandon did a fantastic job!…read more He was friendly and very knowledgeable about the area. We had no idea there was so much significant history in Kansas City. The tour was approximately 90 min and covered so much in a short period. In addition, it was reasonable in price for a family of five. If you're looking for a fun and inexpensive way to explore the city in a comfortable, air-conditioned trolley, give them a try.

Carla did a fantastic job. What a wealth of information. She provided a wonderful view of KC, past…read moreand present. She pointed out key landmarks, provided lots of detail about the various areas we toured. Thanks to her, we had a terrific visit to The Arabia Museum. We found the bullet holes and read the history at Union Station. What a great way to see Kansas City. Thank you Carla!

Sherrie's walking tours are amazing. I have lived in kansas…read morecity all my life, and i've never known some of the things that are here or the history of kansas city. If you get a chance to take one of her tours, I would highly recommend it.

From the owner: Walking tours in Kansas City Mo. exploring City history, Mafia, Ghost, Art, Gardens and more…read more Turn any tour into a single day bus adventures with a 3-6 hour tour with stops along the way to explore things up close. Full day excursions to St Joe, Topeka and othera areas available for larger groups. Enjoy a stress free, planning free all day excursion that is all inclusive. Everything is taken care of for you, including. tickets, gratuities, meals for all day tours, snacks, water etc. Conventions and conferences tours for spouses and family are always a great entertainment option.

Wow, such a fun experience. These 2 "characters", Benny "The Bull" and I never caught the main…read moreguide's name were just dialed in! They had that presentation memorized down to the second. Even with unknowns like getting stuck in traffic and stop lights they managed to keep everything flowing. If any family members or friends come into town, I'll gladly recommend this tour over and over again

A really good time. Got to see lots of the city and our tour guides were fantastic! So many cool…read morestories. 10/10

Arlene is the BEST tour guide I have ever had! Her enthusiasm and love for the local business we…read morevisited was beyond passionate and caring! We visited three wineries in KC and had the best time! Fountain City, Weston Wine Company, and Redwood Winery were amazing! Each winery had their own amazing and specific vibe - but moreover, Arlene made the total experience over the moon enjoyable! We will be back and we will experience all the tours Barley Bus has to offer (if Arlene is our guide!).

John was amazing! So much fun touring KC and stopping by the wine, distillery , and beer tour.read more

Erika Bruce was our bus driver with Arrow Stage lines on our trip through some National Parks in…read moreUtah and Nevada at the end of September. We felt very safe with Erika. She is professional and friendly. When we drove through Zion National Park three times, we had several curvy roads. Erika handled those curves with ease. We enjoyed our trip very much, and having a bus driver who was concerned about us and our safety was amazing. Thank you, Erika.

Terrible unsafe driver ran me off the road in SLC tonight. I honked to let her know I was there and…read morethen she decided to flip me off and almost hit me a second time on purpose further up the road. I wouldn't trust these awful excuses for people with your family or group. If the other review actually gets posted, yeah that was me, I wanted to log into my regular account.

We just finished our first group tour visit to Leavenworth. They have been inviting us for some…read moretime. I'm sorry we didn't get here sooner! They rolled out the red carpet for us, booked a step-on guide, helped us find the right hotel and then greeted us at all our locations. Both Rosalee and Kristi were willing to help out in any way possible. And I was very impressed that Rosalee greeted us on Sunday night. Leavenworth is full of hidden treasures. They also arranged a private luncheon for our group at the Community Center and we were given a fantastic presentation about the Harvey Girls after they had served us our delicious lunch!

From the owner: If you're bringing a group to Leavenworth, our resources make it easy to plan your trip. Choose…read morefrom curated itineraries of local historic sites and attractions, or build your own schedule based on your group's unique interests. You can arrange for tour guides and transportation. Leavenworth is home to three large hotels with meeting space as well as many smaller properties and even a public campground. A fourth hotel will be completed in the fall of 2018. Whether you're a family of four or a business team of 40 plus, planning with the Leavenworth Convention and Visitors Bureau ensures smooth sailing during your visit.

Worst bus company out there, busdriver is constantly 45 minutes late picking us up and somehow…read morefound a way to turn our 13 hour bus driver into a 20 hour drive. Busdriver has been late picking us up at least 5 times. Busdriver should be fired for being incompetent

The Kansas Jayhawks Rugby Football Club has used them several time and were impressed with the…read morepromptness of pick-up/departure times, cleanliness of bus, and comfort. Thanks Crossroad Tours!

We had a fantastic walking food tour. A great mix of food and Kansas City history. We are not from…read morethe area and came for a long weekend and this was a fabulous way to learn about the city and enjoy the food!

Being an Independence resident, but knowing somewhat about the history of Kansas City (my dad…read moreworked for KCPL for 35 years, and used to take me up and down those streets), I was vaguely familiar with some of the history. It's quite fascinating. But the little bits and pieces I didn't realize were so deeply important. I'd only been to 2 of the locations on the food tour, Grinders, and Grunaer's. That is funny cause I thought I'd been to more places around the area. The American Royal Parade was going on, and parking was an issue, if I'd not found a spot in Grinder's across the street parking lot, I don't know what I'd have done. I never intend to learn to parallel park. It scares me to death. We met Rebekkah at Grinders, and she presented us with maps of where we were going, with facts on the pages. Frankly, it'd be easier to park kind of in the middle of the tour. That maybe something worth mentioning. I don't know the significance of the Crossroads itself, other than I am drawn to that area, as opposed to the Power and Light District which I try to avoid. There is alot of history in the Crossroads that is important, and it was touched upon in this tour. It also gave me an idea to keep an eye out for other city's walking food tours, as I travel sometimes for a month. I felt like I wanted to know more history. I wanted to dig deeper. I don't know why I feel this way. Maybe I want to know the very importance of the area, besides Tom Pendegrast, which is extremely interesting. The tour touched on a few restaurants along the way. There were a couple I wondered why they weren't mentioned, and I'd love to know the history of the Manny's Building, though Manny's isn't a favorite of mine, the building is interesting. And why is Town Topics just in this area? And Lulu's? Hammer Press as well, even though it's not a place to eat...oh well, can't cover everything...I thought there was something missed, but also alot of interesting history gained. As far as food, each place provided a very small amount. A variety was present and they were able to accomodate both vegetarians and meat eaters. There isn't that much food. I would tell someone that, as well. The places that stood out in my mind were Snow and Company, Grinders, Elbow's and Cafe Gratitude. Tons of walking to get back to our cars. We stopped back at Christoper Elbow Chocolate. Rebekkah created a customer out of me, and I will be eating at Cafe Gratitude and going to Snow and Company. With these thoughts in mind, I would recommend this to an out of towner if you were in the city for a while. But be prepared to eat afterwards. it's a great way to find out about Kansas city and what it has to offer. Knowing the history of Kansas City makes me appreciate it a bit more.