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LaZoom Comedy Bus Tours

4.6 (427 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Bill M.

This was amazing. The comedy combined with the history was so much fun! Definitely recommend if you are in Asheville to do one of these.

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Karina C.

We had an absolute blast on the ghostly La Zoom tour last night! The actors were amazing, and I loved how they tied in the public for an act as well! Zelda Fitzgerald would not have been complete without a dog running at her full speed! I love the ability to purchase drinks at the main hub as well as snacks! The packed cooler is an added bonus! I hope this becomes an addition in Charlotte as well!! I definitely recommend this tour if you're looking for a night of laughter and amusement! Thank you La Zoom!

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Emma C.

The la zoom ghost tour of Asheville was so much fun! We joined as part of a wedding excursion and we're unsure we wanted to go, but ended up having an absolutely incredible time! The tour guides and actors were amazing and so hilarious the whole bus was cracking up the whole time. Very fun that you can get drinks and bring them on the bus, and also extra nice that they give you little cooler bags to bring with you on the bus. Overall, I would absolutely recommend this to anyone I know coming to visit Asheville, it was such a fun time!

Our guide, Cookie bringing the acrobatics!
Mackenzie C.

Did the Hey Asheville tour last week. So much fun! Learning interesting facts while laughing is THE way to go. Both entertainers were great but our main tour guide, "Cookie," was fabulous. Just one note for those with sensitive ears: don't sit directly under a speaker - it can get loud!

Rebecca M.

La Zoom reopened while I was in Asheville and I knew I needed to take a tour. I'm happy I did and Bridget was the best! She was both funny and creative and yet empathetic to the current situation. She is very talented! The tour route is slightly changed because of road closures. But the tour is the same with the comedy and history provided as the tour goes on. It still provides the escape needed. The La Zoom Room is a fun place to hand out before the tour starts. They have a bar with alcohol and non-alcoholic beverages and some snacks. Remember to check in first to receive your chicken to board the bus.

Christine A.

What a strange ghost comedy show. You must enjoy quirky stuff or this may not be for you. We impulsively bought tickets as we were walking by with our adventure cat. The staff was sooooo accommodating but even for a highly flexible and adventurous cat, this show was a bit too loud for him. He handled it like a champ but it was a cat-parenting fail. The staff was sweet to him and the show was funny (and quirky). It's a fun experience in Asheville.

Colleen F.

My friend and I went to La Zoom comedy tour when we were in NC. It was definitely a different way to see the city. I would highly recommend going there if you're looking for tours. They start you off with giving a rubber chicken with a number. Once they call your number, you can go on the bus. As you're on the tour, you can have adult beverages. Throughout the tour, we met other actors that would climb on the bus and have some sort of funny dialogue. The tour guide was very interactive with the guests and knew how to work the audience. About halfway through, we stopped at a local brewery for about 10-15 mins. Once the tour was over, they had a comedy night/open mic where you checked in. I would definitely recommend doing this if you're in town.

Tanya J.

I thought the guy that started out talking to us was dynamic & funny until our actual tour guide, Cookie Carter, came on the bus. She was hilarious & delightful and I really appreciate her positive spirit! The guy's comedy bits were a little corny, but the bee was the funniest. The only thing I wish was different was instead of the beer stop (which was awesome for a bathroom break), I wish we could have had some of those Sammie's ICE CREAM SANDWICHES! We kept meaning to go by there, but wasn't able to this visit. Cookie really sold us on that ice cream. Lol. I would want to bring everyone I know on this tour! The hardest part was trying to figure out parking, but the garage across the street was perfect because it was only $5, I think. We just had to figure out how to drive past and find a uturn to get back to it.

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Such a fun comedy tour. Had some of the canned wine and it wasn't bad either! Had a great time and great laughs. Highly recommend.

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The Asheville Masonic Temple

The Asheville Masonic Temple

4.2
(6 reviews)
0.4 mi

Had a good friend recently have an event here and her experience was not pleasant. The building was…read morevery dirty and there was poor communication with the Temple's contact while making several attempts. Very disappointed in the space, you should check out many other wonderful properties in town before considering this space.

I had no idea this place was going to be as cool as it was, on the inside. The usual irony with…read moreFreemasonry is that these devotees of sacred architecture and geometry meet so often in shabby anonymous buildings with plate glass windows and acoustic ceiling tiles. No such irony here, friends. This particular Masonic Temple is a glorious celebration of detail and craftsmanship. Even the fuse box is beautiful, sitting in plain sight in a glass box in the stairwell, like a lost Joseph Cornell piece. Each doorknob is emblazoned with symbolism in bas relief. The ceiling is expansive, with groined arches recalling classic cathedrals. The original elevator is working, although I think most Americans don't know how to use old-style elevators anymore. The staircase is wide, and recalls the "I don't give a damn" set from Gone With the Wind. The real treasure is the 3rd floor theater. A round, domed room with a curving balcony, painted in dusky pink, chalk blue, and gilt. The acoustics are great, considering the age of the building. The star of the theater is the gorgeous backdrops. So ridiculously gorgeous, they risk upstaging whomever's performing. I've heard folklore (unsubstantiated, but believable) that these backdrops, themselves, are worth millions of dollars on today's market. Layer upon layer of hand-cut, hand-painted detail, that catches the light in amazing, dramatic ways. If you've ever been to the cyclorama in Atlanta, you might recognize a similar style, although the subject matter here isn't military stuff--it's romantic, pastoral, mystical. If you ever get a chance to go to anything at the Masonic Temple, go. Just go. Drop everything and go. Find a babysitter. Cancel your appointments. Go. Especially if you know the event will take place on the 3rd floor. You will be mindblown with awesomeness.

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Show and tell pop up shop
Show and tell pop up shop
Rehearsal dinner in the theater.
Rehearsal dinner in the theater.
You can kind of glimpse the backdrops here, but it doesn't do them justice.

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Hood Huggers International

Hood Huggers International

5.0
(12 reviews)
4.0 mi

While visiting Asheville for a long weekend from Washington, D.C., booking a Hood Huggers tour was…read moreone of the best things we did. Led by Mr. Dwayne, the tour is an hour and a half learning about the Burton Street Community, a historically Black neighborhood in West Asheville and the victim of gentrification and highway expansions. Hood Huggers was created to serve as a champion for the 1912 neighborhood and its long-time residents. My wife, eight-year-old daughter, and I booked a Sunday morning tour. Since it was just us, he gave us the option to walk it or take his little shuttle. Mr. Dwayne gave us the background on the area before Mr. Cotton, the grandson of the man who founded the neighborhood, joined us with a book of photos. After a drive, we ended at the Peace Gardens and Market, a sacred space for the community.

What a cool tour. Our tour guide was very friendly and even offered to do a shuttle right for us…read moreversus a walk ride due to the weather being cold and it was just us on the tour for that morning. He showed us a lot of different areas that were Historical for the African-American community. He also shared a lot of historical information of the schools and colleges in the area that were very prominent years ago. I will definitely recommend this tour hands down to give you more of a historical African-American background of the city based on the money that we spent I feel that it was a great value for the tour that we received the service was outstanding by our tour guide and hands-down. I definitely would recommend this tour.

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Hood Huggers International
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Uhuburg Eagle Owl Castle

Uhuburg Eagle Owl Castle

3.6
(17 reviews)
91.0 mi

Definitely a unique experience. We actually had the builder and owner give us a tour. It's was a 2…read morehour tour but we felt like we got the VIP experience. You could certainly go in, run around, look at the castle in 15 mins, but we wanted to understand the art, the reason behind the build and just learn a few things. Santa was there for pictures and it's neat that you can rent a room IN the castle. We weren't able to view those rooms but, I believe there are pictures online. Maybe we will come back and stay! You can't see the castle upon arrival, they take you in a bus up the hill so, I liked that it didn't ruin the surprise. They had little Tiaras for purchase and they give you a small prize when you complete the word puzzle they hand you. And event here would be cool. It would also be great if they had more drink or snacks for purchase but imagine that's in the works!! This was a costly project so, it will only get better!

So this was the second year for CastleFaire and it was even better than last year. It's not a huge…read morefaire by any means but it's growing. And well, you can't beat having it in a castle! Their location causes some logistical issues you don't have at most faires as there is no parking field. Most people have to park offsite and catch a free shuttle to the bottom of the mountain, then they drive you up to the castle. For those of us in full costume, the shuttle buses do add a level of complication we aren't used to but is definitely worth it If you like the Renaissance faire type events you need to go check this event out.

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It's always a beautiful day in North Georgia
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Uhuburg, Eagle Owl Castle in Helen, Georgia
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AVL Lit Tours

AVL Lit Tours

5.0
(1 review)
0.2 mi

I took the AVL Lit Map tour recently and had an excellent experience. Sarah did a fantastic job…read moresharing facts and stories about both well known authors as well as smaller local authors. I would absolutely recommend this tour for both people who know very little about the literary history of Asheville (myself) as well as those who know a bit more. Questions are encouraged and the guides know so much about the history of the area. The content was a good mix of the history of Asheville's literary history, culture, architecture, and local legends. I think the walking tour format was more enjoyable than a bus tour might have been. Being able to walk through the park, by the local shops, and stopping and seeing the buildings up close definitely helped me feel more connected to the city. I've been to Asheville more than a dozen times and only now feel like I actually know a bit about the area instead of just being a "tourist". For those concerned about the walk being a physical activity, I can report that it was easily managable. The frequent stops allowed everyone to catch their breath, so even if you're not in the best of shape (like me) you're not going to feel overworked. I know one stop that had steps also had elevator access. I you have questions about wheelchair access or other mobility concerns, maybe call ahead? There may have been another section with steps, too. There are three parking garages withing 2 blocks, so parking is a breeze. And when you finish the tour, you're right in the heart of downtown so there is plenty of places to stop and eat. Overall, A+ experience. Easily the best tour of a city I've done.

From the owner: Asheville's Guided Literary Walking Tour | Asheville's only multimedia tour designed exclusively…read morefor literary travelers

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Tour in front of Asheville, NC's iconic Art Deco city and county buildings
Tour in front of Asheville, NC's iconic Art Deco city and county buildings
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Outta Asheville

Outta Asheville

5.0
(4 reviews)
9.7 mi

A Perfect Personalized Day in Asheville!…read more Just returned from a short trip to Asheville with two friends, and instead of renting a car we decided to book a private, personalized day trip with Outta Asheville. Best decision we made! From the very beginning, Jacque was wonderful to work with. She promptly provided multiple itinerary options based on our interests, including restaurant suggestions and menus so we could plan ahead. She arrived right on time to pick us up at our hotel, and immediately made us feel comfortable and taken care of. Our day included a relaxing walk through the Arboretum, a scenic drive along the Blue Ridge Parkway, and visits to Pisgah Inn, Brevard , and Hendersonville. Throughout the entire experience, Jacque was incredibly knowledgeable about the area and seemed to know exactly where to take us to make the most of our time. Her van was stocked with thoughtful provisions, and she tailored the day to our interests and physical needs without us ever having to ask twice. She was an absolute pleasure to spend the day with -- warm, friendly, professional, and so accommodating. We highly recommend booking with Outta Asheville and letting her do the driving, planning, and navigating while you simply enjoy the views and experience. There wasn't a single negative thing about our day. Truly excellent! Would book again in a heartbeat!

Jacque is very organized . She put together a lively afternoon for us visiting chimney rock, the e…read moreflowering bridge and 2 wineries . She drives really well . She took photos for us at every stop . She picked us up On time . She is very attentive and friendly . Highly Recommend this company .

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Greenville History Tours

Greenville History Tours

4.9
(64 reviews)
52.1 mi

The takeaway for my husband and I, is that from now on, anytime we want barbecue, we will be…read morehappily driving 30 minutes for the best. It was the first stop. Book a tour if you want to be in the know!

Greenville History Tours is the main tour operator in the city of Greenville, offering a variety of…read moreculinary and history tours. As I wanted to get out of the city and see the surrounding area, I opted to go with their 5-hour Carolina Countryside tour, which is a culinary tour offered once a week. The tour includes several stops including the historic Pointsett Bridge, the base of Table Rock Mountain, a tea farm, and 2 food stops at the Cherokee Country Club and Aunt Sue's Country Corner. The first stop was at Core 450 restaurant at Cherokee Valley Country Club. We were able to sample some absolutely delicious food with beautiful views of the golf course. Their French toast was some of the best I've ever had, and chicken items were also of very high quality. The second main stop was a tea farm at Table Rock Tea Company. The owner was super enthusiastic in showing us around the tea farm, but the tour did seem to drag on for those that weren't overly interested in the tea process. The sweet tea samples were refreshing on a very hot and sunny day. The final stop was a buffet style meal at Aunt Sue's Country Corner. Personally, I thought the food quality here was pretty poor and much preferred the food at our first stop. I know this was a food tour, but felt it could have done without the final stop, and could have been more balanced if it explored the mountain or lakes of the area more, with just the country club food stop and perhaps stops for coffee/baked goods and/or ice cream along the way. Overall, this tour was a great introduction to the area, and the food tour parts of it definitely filled guests up. I would suggest that this tour be tweaked to be a nature and countryside tour with less emphasis on food and a bit more exploration. The tour operator/owner, John Nolan was an absolute delight offering great narration and audiovisuals to help us gain a better understanding of the history of the area. I wouldn't hesitate to take another tour with Greenville History Tours, and would recommend their tours to any visiting the Greenville area.

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Table Rock Tea Company
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