If you live near Waxahachie or find yourself in the area, I highly recommend going on a Waxahachie…read morehaunted history tour. Our tour guide Doug was amazing!! He personally researches every piece of information for the tour, he doesn't just go by hearsay. I loved the local history and folklore. Doug is a native and you can tell how proud he is of his town. The tour was two hours but it went by so fast- I was so wrapped up in listening to Doug speak. There is a lot of walking (hence walking tour being in the title) but we stopped every block or so- we never went a far distance without some story or fact being told. Tours are year round and on Saturday nights only. If his website doesn't have your date listed, you can email him- he might be able to accommodate. I think this is a tour a whole family would enjoy! If you book a tour, I recommend getting to Waxahachie early and making a day of it. There are so many great shops in the square as well as great restaurants!

What a great tour! Interesting history which spans generations, odd occurrences, and local lore…read more Both an excellent guide and thorough researcher, Doug comes with knowledge, photos, and a chance to interact with spirits. Highly recommend this experience to all!

This was a great experience. We visited in Feb 2024…read more The Ruth Paine house was restored by and is run by the city of Irving. We made reservations online ($12 per person) and met our tour guide at the house. Our group was alone on the tour, which was really nice. We could take our time and our guide answered all our questions.

Kevin was an amazing tour guide. The city of Irving has outdone itself with this historic place…read more Definitely a gem off the beaten path. Kevin was professional, considerate, and fun with his presentation. The house itself is walking into a time portal. Amazing. Can't say enough about this memorable place.

How to describe Food Walks of Texas? Fun! I was skeptical at first but, given as a birthday gift, I…read morerolled with it. Three of us met Tall Paul, the owner and tour guide on the square in McKinney Texas. When thinking about starting the business,he and his wife attended a school in Chicago on the subject. Evidently, Chicago is known for food tours. Basically, over a 5 hour period(it was supposed to be 31/2) Paul walked us around old downtown McKinney enlightening us on the history of this lovely North Texas Town and stopping in for small bites and drinks. Our first stop at 11 am on Sunday was an Irish pub! I have to think back a long time to remember when I may have been drinking beer at 11 am on Sunday! I bet 100 years ago people of McKinney would have been up in arms over beer drinking any time on Sunday, especially before church! This is the type of thing that Food Walk and Paul made fun to think about. Our tour wrapped up at a great place with oysters and some lovely mixology drinks. I think if you are open-minded and can roll with it, this may be something different that would expand your horizons. I say, Go!!!

Tall Paul was our guide and did a phenomenal tour. The restaurants, bars, eateries he took us to…read morewere well chosen. It's been over a year since our tour and I'm STILL thinking about those raw oysters with the complementary craft cocktail. Chef's kiss

Because why not? The…read moregrave is super easy to find. Just look for the Shannon mausoleum (picture posted) and it's just to the northwest towards Rose Hill Drive. Lee Harvey Oswald was a former US Marine who "allegedly" assassinated President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. It has to be allegedly because there was never a trial. Oswald was fatally shot by local nightclub owner Jack Ruby in the basement of the Dallas Police headquarters two days later. Please note that this is an active cemetery so be respectful. [Review 16085 overall - 265 in Texas - 1590 of 2021.]

Cool place to visit if you're looking for historical locations that have to do with the…read moreassassination of JFK.

I took this tour today with my mother. I did the 1-hour tour of JFK assassination and I wish I…read morecould have done a longer tour. Dan...Daniel, what can I say about my tour guide? Amazing!!! The knowledge was there. The passion was there. The interaction was there. My questions were answered. He showed us video footage during our walking tour to back the events of 11-22-63. And because the walking tour was just my mom and I, he drove us along the route. We discussed every turn, every conspiracy theory and never missed a beat. It was a tour from someone who lives and breathes his job. I will gladly take a longer tour in the future because there is so much more I want to see. Side note: I was impressed with how downtown Dallas preserves its history. Everything along the route was there in 1963. I post on more than one platform so I will be leaving this review there and this is my personal first hand experience.

This was a phenomenal tour! I was fortunate to have Preston, a Dallas Native and Historian as our…read moreguide. His thoroughness and attention to detail is commendable! He reached out via text prior to start of the tour to provide important information and just say hello and introduce himself. Photo included! He was a great driver and very patient with participants. It was unseasonably hot that day and he kept checking to make sure everyone was doing OK. Even assisting the ladies(myself included) into and out of the van. I love that it was a small group. Makes it more personal. We went to all the major sites in just over three hours. Cost is very reasonable($62.99) and I booked through Viator who also does a great job! This tour is HIGHLY recommended!

I highly this interesting exhibit, with caveats. It was very informative and I saw many new and…read moreinteresting details about the Sistine chapel that I had never realized. You will learn the extreme lengths Michelangelo went to over 4 years to create these paintings. You will see up close the fine detail and will learn where Michelangelo's self portrait is and why he portrays himself this way. Do NOT SKIP the audio device. I bought a VIP package, and the clerk only gave me the option to scan a bar code and listen on my cell. I did not being ear buds so this was a waste to me. Later, as the exhibit got busier, I saw the audio devices, so that was annoying that I wasn't given that option. Finally, the paintings followed a good flow but the informational panels and accompanying audio are numbered and the numbers do not match the flow. The hand held devices could simply scan in. I had to scroll through a website. I also did not like the lighting. While this is a temporary exhibit, the lighting could have been improved. I was not impressed with the exposed extension cords. Each exhibit had a stand alone light fixture, and most of the cord was tucked away. But the plugs were exposed. Finally the light itself was harsh. It looked good on the wall, but was glaring when you needed to read the informational panel. I bought a book for $12 at the end. It essentially shows each panel separately and contains the same information as the wall description. I would have loved to have this in my hand while walking through. Finally, don't miss the video presentations. I do recommend this exhibit. If they would spend a little extra effort, I would make it a high recommend.

From the owner: Experience Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel masterpieces like never-before! Life-Size, Up-Close & in…read moreState-of-the-Art Detail!

If you enjoy museums this is a cool place to spend an hour or 2 on a Saturday afternoon. It's a…read moreself guided tour and there are some exhibits that are interactive. They have short movies announced over the intercom about every 30 minutes. We enjoyed sitting in our airline seats, seatbelts included, to watch the production.They have it set up by decade where you can see the evolution of the flight attendants and the pilots uniforms which was neat to see. There's a DC3 plane that you can walk inside. There's even an evacuation slide inside. I'm glad this is here!

I am obsessed with the underrated CR Smith Museum in Dallas! There are so many cool things here…read more 1. Interactive curated exhibits 2. Old aircraft and aircraft parts 3. Significant aviation history 4. A huge hangar and airplane to explore 5. Passionate staff loving all things aviation My favorite thing was the corporate history of American Airlines. Amazing.

We didn't book our tickets online ahead of time since the decision was made on a whim. It was on a…read moreSaturday afternoon. Either we got lucky or the timing was right since we did not have anyone in line in front of us. They gathered us in a group with a guide to help everyone navigate through the experience. My son had a great time running around. I love how they kept it engaging for the kids, but some of the activities were too advanced for my toddler to follow. For example, he could not figure out how to find the blue styrofoam roll and place that on the puzzle board to unlock the village. There were also too many kids in the cage area, so it was hard to get him up there to throw the ball at Gargamel. At the end, he did not want to put on the VR goggles, so we went straight to the gift shop. Our favorite activity was the obstacle course. The kids had loads of fun climbing and running to and fro. I personally like the Smurf village, which was absolutely adorable with vibrant colors. You can also meet the Smurf characters for photo-op. It was definitely a fun experience that was not too congested with others. Entrance fee definitely on the pricey side though.

This was an amazing experience I definitely recommend trying it before the exhibition leaves. It's…read moreinteractive and fun for the whole family!

My family came check this museum out while visiting with a family friend who told us about it…read more This place is amazing and huge inside. A lot of history to learn about the Medal of Honor recipients and what they went through to deserve highest medal in the U.S. military. I even learned about a woman recipient which I never knew there was one. Nor did I know the MOH was only for enlisted before they started giving it to officers. Being a veteran myself, it makes me both proud and sad at the same time. Those who have deployed to war know what it is like and the memories are something many of us try to forget. I highly recommned visiting this museum. There is so much for you to learn.

We visited the museum on Sunday afternoon at 1pm and spent about 2 1/2 hours exploring. We watched…read morethe film in the downstairs theater and bought refreshments at the cafe before going upstairs. And even the view from the elevator as you go up is beautiful. The staff is so knowledgeable, courteous and helpful. Listening to the veterans stories was so inspiring and interesting. These men and women are true heroes. The museum has an excellent 360 design. We also visited the conversations room. When you visit the museum I think you'll definitely want to include a stop there as well. This museum is just excellent.

Our company rented out some Slingshots for us! The staff was so nice & accommodating. They took…read morepictures for us, showed us how everything worked & it made for a phenomenal experience. I will definitely look them up for my upcoming birthday!

Malcolm is a scammer. He wants people to pay cash then he…read morefind Ludacris reasons on why he's keeping ur deposit or not returning all of it. He has done this to numerous people . He then play like you only complaining because he's black . Please Note: We're black and proud. He lies and and say he rent to Arlington Police Officers and thats a BIG Lie. Then he gonna keep pressuring you to give him a good review or he will keep your deposit for that. He give you a return time and then he's plays like he's 30min away. He's watching you the camera. Then soon as you leave he comes from next door and play like you didn't fill it with gas or something and he takes your deposit. Or he say you late because he's not there and you refuse to drop the keys until yall walk the slingshot together. I was warned but i didnt listen . Do yall homework! He do this all the time especially to black people