This was so disappointing. From the website and other reviews, it looks like the tour is supposed…read moreto take you inside buildings, feature interestingly dressed guides who get into character, are accompanied by a Medium, etc. We had none of that. Our tour just walked us up and down a stretch of Main Street by Stone Arch Bridge. We stayed outside the whole time (no creepy basements like we'd been promised) and didn't even make it over to the Mill Ruins on the other side of the river. The ghost hunting equipment was extremely chintzy, but that didn't bother me as much as just the way the tour felt surfacey and low-effort. The stories told were interesting, but there weren't that many of them and they were not very detailed or in-depth. Some tours I've been on, including a ghost tour, included 2-3x as many stories and facts, and they were also a lot more detailed. Our guide was very nice, fun, and did tell some interesting morbid history about NE Minneapolis, and I don't intend this review to reflect on them so I am not using their name. I'm sure they were just doing what the company tells them to do; the problem is with the company's design of the tour. Overall this tour was not worth the time or money, at least not the experience we were given.

My husband and I always do a ghost tour of some sort in each town we are in. We have been on many…read moretours in different cities. The first thing that upset me about this was it was scheduled for 8pm. We arrived at 7:30 and they weren't even open. At 8pm they opened the door only to explain they had left me a message that the tour would be at 9pm instead of 8pm. I never received that message! So we find ourselves with an hour to kill until the tour starts. I don't think Mike and I ever really determined why it was haunted as there are only 2 true large areas to visit inside. We compared notes later and neither seemed to remember why. I have no doubt there is something there, being believers, but needed more history explained, and of course for them to have contacted me directly when the time changed.

Ray and Steve were great guides. Made the nervous people in our group feel at ease. After the warm…read moreup to make sure you know how to operate the Segway you go on a historical tour that was very informative. We went up and down the river and covered a lot ground. Fun group activity! Thanks again!

Highly recommend this. Jim was a great tour guide and these guys do it right. I've been on many…read moretours in other cities, but this one is tops.

Great place to go if you're visiting Stillwater for the day or like me have a friend/relative…read morevisiting Stillwater (the town you live in) and they like to learn about the history. I purchased tickets a day in advance just in case they filled up quickly. I purchased 2 adults and 1 child ticket. My son was so stoked to go on his first trolley ride (he's 6). We got a huge surprise when we pulled up to pick up our tickets and my son's local school bus driver (Terry) was going to be driving and giving us the tour today! Yay! What a treat! We got great seats on one of their brand new trolleys. Terry drove us around downtown Stillwater very carefully and we learned lots about this amazing lumber hub back in the day. We also got to drive by some historic and beautiful houses in Stillwater (north and south hills) with amazing views. We had a blast and I would highly recommend this as a great tour if you want to learn about the birthplace of Minnesota and take a break from walking Main Street. They also have some seasonal and other trolley offerings like princess story time or another seasonal spooky tour in October. Check it out!

Fascinating history, who knew that Stillwater was originally part of Wisconsin?! We enjoyed the…read moreoverview of the city, and seeing all of the highlights and historical buildings.

The Governor's Residence is open for tours on scattered days in the summer and a few days in…read moreDecember. You are allowed to tour the public areas: gardens, main floor and basement. The home was donated by the Irvine family and is a great example of Tudor architecture. The library was one of my favorite rooms. Surprisingly it is small, but it fits with the MN tradition of normalcy. Photos are encouraged. You must make an advance reservation and ID is required to check-in. There is free street parking available.

As soon as I found out that the Minnesota Governor's Residence was open for tour, I signed up. I'm…read morealways up for some touring in Saint Paul so this was a must, especially since I've done the State capitol tour and some state departments already. I thought this was pretty cool, you get to learn about certain areas of the house and it's history.

Pros: Great workers, great location, lots of nice aesthetic upgrades, huge potential…read more Cons: electric grid is old and can't support 50amp hookups on the weekends even though it's advertised to (3 years in a row of not being able to handle our 5th wheel on busy weekends), beach is mud and needs sand

Decent location, close to the metro area! That is the good! Now the bad! Way too crowded! We felt…read morelike we were surrounded! Some of the people were friendly, and decent! Others just seemed to want to party and take over our space! Way too many people come within feet of your camper, so no privacy at all! The owners seem to try and keep things pretty clean, but since it is so busy, it just doesnt work very well. There are no paved roads so everything is dusty or muddy!

This was fun!!!! Our department did this as a team building event and we all had a great time. Our…read moredriver, Kirby, was awesome. He had a great attitude, made sure we had a good time, and kept us safe-especially since there was a Twins game on the day of our adventure. I loved that this was BYO. We were able to make sure there was something for everyone. Although, they have a tap on the "bike" so you can bring a keg if that's your jam. I definitely recommend this as a cool activity.

I booked Traveling Tap for a bachelorette party and would highly recommend!! CJ was our guide and…read morewas fun and helpful in suggesting stops. We did the Northeast route and it was very fun and not too hard. We stopped at Betty dangers, tony jaros, and psycho suzis and the employees at each bar were very welcoming and friendly to our group. It was my first time on a pedal pub and I was nervous but it was a lot more fun than I expected!

I was here with a group doing Urban Sketching. The beautiful furniture, huge fireplaces, framed…read moremirrors, and dark woodwork provide the rustic setting for peace and tranquility. The owner is an artist herself and her oil paintings adorn the walls throughout. She was a wonderful host, allowing us access to three floors. The renovation has been a labor of love as the place that once housed the elderly in a hospital setting has been transformed into a cozy getaway. Surrounded in woods with the nearby lake peeking through the trees, the grounds offer a luxurious tranquility. I could have sat by the large main floor fireplace all day. Thanks for hosting our group.

Very disappointing experience. My husband and I and two friends stayed there for one night. The…read moreplace is dirty, one room was cold since the heating didn't work. Our friends had to sleep with their winter jackets on. Beds are one of the most uncomfortable ones I have ever slept in. Three of us are vegetarian and basically the option for us was to get rice and the meat had been taken out from the dish. Not something you want to pay so much for. For our vegan friend there were no options at all. The place is dated, dirty and what you can feel everywhere is the astonishing and completely ungrounded sense of entitlement and pride that the owners project in the descriptions and policy signs they placed all over the establishment. It all happened a few years ago yet our friends and us can't stop going back in disbelief to that awful experience.

The train station is away from any main roads, but close to three places that have residents or…read moreguests staying in them. Bloomington Central Station, unlike most stations, has a pedestrian park with great landscaping around it, so a person can relax a few short yards from the station in beautiful surroundings. It is also a safe place to wait at even during late night hours. In the cold winter months overhead heaters are available to use. There is no bathrooms at this location.