Dallas 2026 Calendar of Events

DEALEY plaza easy to get to on DART to West End station. Trolley stop just a block over so easy to find. The Sixth floor Museum closed mon/tues so we only did the Trolley tour and walked by the jfk memorial (by Phillip Johnson is all I learned about it), really thats all there is to do & see ... other than the basic geography of the area & X's on street.

This was a very informative tour for me as I have never been to Dallas before. Lots of history and interesting stops. Tanja was great. I highly reccomend.

I highly recommend this experience. Rick, our tour guide was very knowledgeable about the history of the assassination Lee Harvey Oswald and the events leading up to this historic and tragic event. The tour started at 1:00 p.m. and we didn't finish until 4:50 definitely got our money's worth . I took the tour after Labor Day so parking was not an issue. I think during the height of the tourist season you should be able to find a place to park, but you might want to come early.

The tour was fabulous but for me the problem at the end of the tour was that our guide had trouble getting my husband and I entry into the museum. This was difficult as they didn’t recognise my screen shot proof of tour. Worse was not being able to get a taxi from downtown Dallas to our hotel. I was not on global roaming ( poor travel advice in Australia ) and without a phone we were stuck. Our excellent guide Isack came to our rescue.

Tanja was very knowledgeable and informative for all the history she shared on Dallas Texas. This is a great Guide Tour if you are new to Dallas and want to see more if you have a short visit. Tanja was a delight and made us all comfortable and showed us alot of downtown, restaurants, history and great info of JFK. Highly recommended. Thank you.

Great tour! Lisa was very knowledgeable and funny. Would highly recommend this tour. Hit all of the areas that we wanted to see.

This tour is the best to learn about JFK in Dallas on that fateful day and after..... We learned so much that we didn't know.

After having limited time in Dallas my son and I chose to do this tour as it sounded good and was a little over 60 minutes long... I looked at the reviews and the insider tips and we boarded the car and sat on the right hand side ( as was one of the tips ) and Sat on the rear seat ( away from the Aircon unit....( As was a other tip )...The Natation was actually really good consise information timed exactly with the drivers help...it was fascinating to travel the route JFK did on that faithful day in 1963 ( as he was driven ) you were also taken multiple other areas of interest that tied the whole story together...my personal view it was excellent value for money and filled in all the gaps I didn't know and even more gaps for my son...we both really enjoyed it and it was to the point and didn't drag on for no reason..I really think if you do nothing else on Dallas you shouldn't miss this.. History right in your lap..

I was really excited about coming. So I had an open mind. The place was a blast. It was so creative. I kept wondering how did they come up with this stuff? Who is the creator? The only thing I would hope is that they would continue to create new things and swap out the exhibition so that it's fresh for people to come see seasonally.

This is not simply a tour, but an immersive journey through the people, places, evidence, unanswered questions, and competing interpretations surrounding November 22, 1963.What sets this experience apart is the extraordinary depth of research behind the storytelling. The guide has gone far beyond the familiar stories repeated in documentaries and popular books—digging deeply into government records, investigative reports, witness accounts, photographs, timelines, ballistics, historical documents, and the enormous body of material preserved by the National ArchivesBut research is only half of the experience, the guide told a story and brought it to life. Rather than overwhelming guests with a list of dates and names, the guide connects the details into a compelling narrative—introducing the characters, explaining the historical context, and showing how seemingly small details became significant pieces of one of the most intensely investigated events in American history.This isn't a tour built around a script. It's a deeply researched historical experience delivered by a guide who knows how to turn an enormous body of evidence into a story you can actually feel.Come curious.

Overall, good experience! Easy check-in; staff was professional and informative; viewing area was great with outdoor and indoor areas. In addition, there were additional amenities and technological kiosks in the indoor areas. Gift shop was also nice. Paid parking was outside and a small walk from the tower.

Lisa was a friendly and funny tour guide. I got a better feel for the city. The trolley was comfortable and air-conditioned. My only suggestion would be that they change the speaker/mic system. We all had trouble hearing Lisa over the AC and road noises.

We had a great experience. I enjoyed every minute of the tour. I plan to come back and also try Crown Black restaurant.

Learning about the assassination and the impact it had on America. The tour was very detailed, patient in answering questions, and a comfortable experience

The tour was absolutely fascinating and one of the highlights of my visit. It was extremely well organized, informative, and engaging from beginning to end. Walking through the actual locations connected to the JFK assassination made the history feel incredibly real and gave me a completely different perspective about the events. The guide was knowledgeable, passionate, and did an excellent job of explaining the historical context while keeping the story interesting and easy to follow.

educational. First time visiting the grassy knoll and such...............................................