6/18/2026 (in the tour center) 6/19/2026 (battlefield tour) From the moment I went in to the tour…read morecenter I was treated graciously and by those who possess excellent customer service. I was very happy with my son in law's recommendation. My son in law recommended the value pack of tickets and it was well worth the price. I believe it was 62.50 per person. That entitled us to the battlefield tour in an air conditioned bus, and visits to three other tours-museums. I thought the price was great. Paul Bausermann was our tour guide and in a word- PHENOMENAL!! He was likable, entertaining, engaging, incredibly smart, had a great sense of humor and his timing was impeccable. I don't think anyone could hold a candle to his enthusiasm, vigor, and story telling. I learned so much about cannons, the battle, and those who fought. So many interesting facts- interesting that The Military Academy used to have seniors spend three weeks on the battlefield in order to graduate. Now they don't- what a stupid decision on their part!! Unfortunately I can't recall the name of our bus driver but he was excellent too! He did walk with a crutch and looked ultra professional in uniform- thank you!! He had been a driver for I think he said 50 years or so starting in the 1970's. They made a great team!!! As someone in the safety department, I appreciated his very safe driving! It's not easy maneuvering a bus that size into parking areas or along the road, but he made it seem pretty easy. I highly recommend this touring company. They are wonderful. I especially appreciate the abundant FREE parking!! It is nothing like the mess we have in Jim Thorpe, the money grab, congestion and parking nightmares in Jim Thorpe thankfully are not the case in lovely Gettysburg. I would definitely go on another tour with this company. They don't ask for tips but please do tip if you enjoyed the tour- I tipped both and they really appreciated it. If I could give a billion stars, I would.

A very good tour! Very educational and enjoyable. The bus was nice a cool and Paul the tour guide…read morewas enthusiastic about his tour. Ask questions, he'll know the answer.

This five star review is 100% for Anne…read more While the tour was good, she's the reason it was great. From the little bits we saw of other guide's, it's still worth going to but if you can make a request try to get Anne as a guide! Such a good story teller, and her love of Gettysburg shows.

There are a lot of ghost tour companies in Gettysburg - we picked this one simply because it was…read morevery close to our airbnb. It ended up being a great decision! The tour was a great mix of history, stories, and spooky. It was a beautiful night, and we had a great time walking around town as the sun set. We went in mid July, and I wish I remembered our tour guide's name, because he was great!!

ok so i did a ghost tour in gettysburg and like... it actually delivered for once. the stories were…read morecreepy enough that i got the perfect moody lighting for pics without trying too hard. guide kept it interesting and didn't drag, which is rare, and the old streets at night looked so aesthetic i almost forgot i was supposed to be scared. i got a couple shots that look haunted (or at least filter-ready) and left looking cute in the dark which is honestly the main goal. if you're in gettysburg just do it, your stories will thank you.

Best first experience ever ! This was an eye opener. Until i…read moredid this with my son I was a skeptic. And looking at the photos i took.Especially when its late at night outside, and in the school house there is no electricity. IM IN AWE AND NOW A BELIEVER.

They are unbelievable in the knowledge. Makes the battlefield come to l8fe! Worth taking a tour…read morewith them!

Had a day and half tour with Mary Turk-meena, who was outstanding in her knowledge and enthusiasm…read more We gave her our take on how we'd like to approach the battle and she did a great job following. I like that she'll ask questions of us and that she may differ in opinions from the masses. I didn't always agree. like her take that Sickles "blunder" wasn't detrimental I'd enthusiastically suggest hiring Mary for a 10 hour tour, longer if you want. Let her know had sickles stayed in position, the 20th Maines bayonet charge not needed. It was highly risky.

Our group of high school boys had an amazing time touring Gettysburg. Everyone was so helpful and…read morepatient as they show us how to use the segways. The tour was a lot of fun!

I bought a pair of Groupons for a 90 minute Segway Ride. I didn't like the many fine prints which…read moreplaced a lot of restrictions which had me procrastinate till the last 3 weeks before expiration. I had very few options left and adding severe weather in the forecast, I was totally stressed out as I attempted to make last minute reservations. Fortunately, everything turned for the better on the day of the event. My desired time slot became available, and the weather held up. Every staff was friendly, professional, patient and helpful. After signing the waivers and watching the instructional video, we were assigned a personal trainer and went through the indoor training course for about 30 minutes. After everyone passed the training, we were then equipped with audio receivers and ear pieces, so we can hear from our guide, Buddy, loud and clear throughout the 4.2 mile ride. I think any and all tours anywhere should be equipped with such technology. Normally I had trouble hearing in a group tour, but not today!!! Buddy was a perfect guide. He knew everyone's name; he kept everyone's attention; and he took care of everyone. We were also given bottles of water, string cheese, and candy bars. Since we were prohibited to take pictures while on the Segway, he took pictures of everyone and posted on Flickr so we can download our pictures for free. The Segway PT was a joy to ride on. Each is aptly named after a civil war horse. Mine was called "Faugh-a-Ballagh" (after a war-cry meaning "clear the way!"). The group size of 8 was just the right size. I had a blast. And I can't wait to bring my family when my son turns 14, the minimum required age. SegTours should be on everyone's bucket list, and the historic Gettysburg where you can view hundreds of monuments is one perfect place to do it!

Miss Betty's tour was spectacular! We met at the Sachs Bridge and she walked us around the area,…read morestopping to tell stories and give us an overview of what was happening at the time of the war. We heard about people and events that you would not normally hear about on a battlefield tour. She also told us about other deaths that occurred near the bridge and Marsh River after the war. She explained about the spirits that still wander that area. It was an enjoyable 2 hour tour with plenty of time to take pictures. We captured a few orbs in the woods and the field. We definitely recommend her tour whether you're interested in history, the paranormal or both!

From the owner: Miss Betty specializes in individuals and group ghost tours.read more

Bruce did a great job detailing the history along the bike tour. When he chose places to stop and…read moretalk, he made sure there was shade. I still recommend bringing water! They have some pedal assist electric bikes and if you're not an avid cyclist, grab one for the hills. Better to have and not need. We did about ten miles and the tour was around four hours.

My unit (USMC) contacted Gettysbike tours about a tour for educational purposes. We confirmed that…read morethey would be at the business and confirmed their hours with them weeks in advance. All 12 of us loaded up and drove the hour+ from Baltimore excited for our tour only to be stood up. No one was at the business location. No one would answer a phone, and they actually left us on read when we messaged them on Facebook. Matt and Jake hate America.

Rick was awesome!! Felt things going up and own my legs, cold chills…read more Wife was defiantly feeling this going on around her and felt dread.

We did the Jenne Wade tour which was awesome. Rachel our guide was fantastic she made it so…read moreenjoyable with her knowledge. We really enjoyed it immensely and will definitely do the other tours at a later date. Rachel really made the tour special. She's an asset to your company!!

If you only take one guided tour at Gettysburg- do this one!! It was AMAZING - an experience I'll…read morenever forget!! These guides are highly trained and specialized and insanely knowledgeable- we had excellent discussion and so much in depth learning about the battlefield as we trotted along. The carriage is Victorian style and very comfortable- and ours was pulled by two gorgeous Percheron mares, Kate and Trina - sisters!! They were so beautiful and so sweet! Sarah and Bogey (sp??) were our our drivers and they were so great to the horses and very skilled at handling anything that came up. Our guide was Chris and he was just incredible- I'd be shocked if there was anything he didn't know about Gettysburg lol!! Even his ancestors were part of the battle! Not only did he provide tons of info about the ins and outs of the battle, but he also dropped fun little pearls of trivia along the way - things like how the shapes of certain monument bases have different meanings and how the "avenues" were put in for tourists lol!! The guides have to pass a rigorous learning/testing regime to even be able to do the tours so you know they know their stuff! The tour is totally fun - but also treated with the utmost respect for the gravity of the subject - so many lives lost - such a tragic and heavy piece of history. I strongly urge anyone to take a guided tour on your visit - interacting with such knowledgeable guides really helps get a better understanding of the battle and the core issues etc. The tour starts in town at the Gettysburg Heritage Center - very easy to find and plenty of parking. They pick you up in the carriage right out front and off you go! The tour lasts around 2 hours and they let you interact with the horses afterwards if you want! Can't recommend it enough!!

The host of this tour, Truman was phenomenal. He has such a passion for history and Gettysburg that…read morereally stands out more than most guides. I believe if we had more people like him giving history tours the generations now would be more interested in learning. Well done sir! The carriage company pricing was fair, the carriage itself was beautiful, and the two ladies driving were very kind. Would definitely recommend!

I'd never been to Gettysburg before. So of course I jumped on Yelp to see what I could find in the…read moreway of bus tours. This is the first that came up. I checked out the website and was surprised how affordable the tour was. When we got there, Ed took us in and got us signed up. The tour lasted about 2.5 hours (close to three with the breaks). It was very informative and we hit all the highlights of the town and the battlefields. There is only maybe one or two stops where you can get out and take pictures....but you get familiar with the area so you can drive back through at your leisure and take all the photos you like wherever you choose. Would I recommend this tour company? Absolutely! There are also other ways to see Gettysburg (horseback, mini motorcycle/carts)....but a bus tour I think is the best way to go!

FANTASTIC!!!! Group of 10 of us all felt the same. Kudos to our driver and tour guide, Glen! What a…read moreknowledgable and energetic man!! He knows his stuff and we all walked away knowing things that we didn't before! The bus was rad!! The horn is the best! We did stop at a McDonalds so we could get food, refreshments and use the restroom. I thought this was a great idea as the tour was 3 hours. You don't stop and get at the attractions but it's so helpful knowing where all the roads lead and exactly what happened and where. Audio recording was used VERY briefly. Maybe 15 minutes total. Other than that it was Glen talking Thank you for a fantastic ride!!