USA · DALLAS & FORT WORTH TOURS
The 11 dallas & fort worth tours below are the ones worth your free day, each with its price, its running time and the detail that decides it. The top entry is top for a reason.
Spend 2.5 hours touring Waco in an air-conditioned Mercedes Sprinter van with a trained guide and driver. See Magnolia Market, Silos Baking Co., Fixer Upper homes, Baylor, Cameron Park, McLane Stadium, and historic sights. Your ticket includes a craft coffee or ice cream, photos, beverages, and local discount coupons.
“We had the most amazing time on this tour. The guides were so kind and informative. Shout out to CJ and Shannen!”
Spend about three hours tracing the JFK assassination story through Dealey Plaza, Grassy Knoll, the Kennedy Memorial, Oswald’s Rooming House, Texas Theatre, and the Sixth Floor Museum. Guides such as Dan, Preston, Anna, John, and Tim bring strong historical detail, while included transport and admission keep the day simple.
“Excellent tour! Jon, our tour guide was very informative and made the entire tour very memorable. Would highly recommend!”
Visit the former Harp Design shop, see the Harp House, stop at JDH Iron Design, and tour the Three Little Pigs house when available. Local guides such as Danielle and Sue add Waco history, show trivia, and restaurant tips. The 2.5-hour van tour has room for 14 people and includes water.
“Great tour of waco old city. Old homes, history of waco, and to see a fixer up homes . Danielle did a great job showing the city, with history, humor and a safe driver”
Ride in an air-conditioned minivan with a local guide for about three hours, stopping at Dallas landmarks and passing through key neighborhoods. You’ll see Dealey Plaza, Pioneer Plaza, City Hall, Deep Ellum, the Arts District, Highland Park, and Uptown. Morning and afternoon departures make this a useful first look at the city.
“Good overview, nice comfortable vehicle, excellent guide (Tracy). Especially enjoyed drive around Highland Park and also around SMU.”
Ride a classic trolley through Dallas with a recorded account of November 22, 1963, plus live help from drivers such as Lisa, Liz, or Dina. You’ll visit Dealey Plaza, the JFK memorial, Oswald’s rooming house, the Texas Theater, and the Grassy Knoll. The Sixth Floor Museum is nearby, but admission is not included.
“Excellent John F. Kennedy tour in Dallas. Our driver Dina was friendly, professional, and very knowledgeable. She explained everything clearly and made the group feel comfortable and engaged throughout the tour. You truly feel transported back in time because they play real recordings from when the events happened, making the experience even more powerful and educational. A very informative and well-organized experience. Highly recommend!”
Ride through downtown Dallas in an all-electric Cruizer with up to six passengers. Your licensed guide covers Dealey Plaza, the JFK Memorial, Pioneer Plaza, the Dallas Arts District, Klyde Warren Park, and more, with photo stops and a break at Dallas Farmers Market on the two-hour route. Guides may include Isaac, Tanja, Tonya, Dan, or Tracy.
“An informative tour around Dallas, with a knowledgeable guide, the farmers market offered a good range of food.”
Follow Dallas’s JFK assassination story by air-conditioned van, with stops at Dealey Plaza, the Kennedy Memorial, Grassy Knoll, Texas Theatre, and Lee Harvey Oswald’s former rooming house. Guides such as Dan, Anna, Tim, Christina, and Preston explain the established facts and competing theories. The tour costs $55.38 and includes the rooming house, but not the Sixth Floor Museum.
“Preston was a great guide and very knowledgeable. He showed us all Sorts of facts of where JFK got shot”
Ride 470 feet up Reunion Tower for indoor and outdoor 360-degree views of Dallas. Use touchscreens and zoom cameras, spot Dealey Plaza, and claim a complimentary digital photo. The visit lasts about 45 minutes to an hour, is wheelchair accessible, and works well for families, couples, and first-time visitors.
“Well worth doing for the spectacular views of the city buildings and the amazing road complexity! Well worth the visit. staff were very helpful”
Spend about four hours tracing the JFK assassination with an English-speaking guide such as John, Preston, Tim, Dan, or Orlando. Ride an air-conditioned van from downtown to Dealey Plaza, view the Grassy Knoll, visit the Sixth Floor Museum and Oswald’s former rooming house, and hear competing theories without being told what to believe.
“Great tour this morning. Isaac was very knowledgeable and was very interactive with everyone. I wish I could have spoken to him longer about that day in Dallas and the surrounding theories. The tour included visiting Oswalds housing and where he was arrested - very interesting. Thanks again Isaac!”
This seven-hour small-group tour links Dallas landmarks with Fort Worth’s historic Stockyards district. Your local guide, possibly Dan, William, Isaac, Preston, or another Fun Texas Tours guide, provides live commentary for groups of 13 or fewer. You’ll see JFK sites, downtown parks, Deep Ellum, Billy Bob’s Texas, and the longhorn cattle drive.
“Great guide, Preston. He was so knowledgeable and informative. Tour very inclusive of all the main sites and wonderful areas of Dallas that you wouldn’t get to see or know about on your own.”
Travel from downtown Dallas to Arlington in a white Sprinter or Ford van, then tour AT&T Stadium with a live English-speaking guide. See the press and radio boxes, private suites, locker rooms, interview room, Cotton Bowl offices, Dr. Pepper Star Bar, and Ford Motor Company Fountain. Field access depends on the stadium schedule.
“Wow the stadium tour was out of this world, fantastic value for money. Our driver was really good, even on the way to the stadium he was telling us all about Dallas. Everyone on our bus were made so welcome, if your in Dallas you really need to book this trip you wont regret it.”
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