The hopper lets you get off and on. With 45 minutes for the next trolley you have time for the stop. Informative but one driver added much about his home life.

I used both days of my two day pass - the first day I did the complete tour in one go, then went back a few days later and got off at the places I was most interested in. I was impressed that the two guides I traveled with were knowledgeable and didn't give a standard talk. I would say... More

We chose this trolley because of the reviews and the option to use the 2nd free day at anytime rather than having to use the next day. First day, the driver Phillip spent the first 5-10 minutes telling us what a great narrative speaker he was and then told my dh that "sir, you don't need to talk because I... More

We only rode the Trolley one day despite having a free ticket for the second day, however even without using the second day's ticket the bundled price that included a Riverboat Cruise and the 4D ride over Texas and Observation Tower ride made the tickets a good deal. Note that 45 minutes is not long enough to see many of... More

Our first trip to San Antonio was thoroughly enjoyable and our Alamo Trolley Tour driver, Alex, was not only knowledgeable from furnny, entertaining and helpful. We would recommend the hop-on/hop-off ticket.

These guys have it together!!!! They know the history and can answer any questions you have. Very knowledgable and affordable.

We thoroughly enjoyed our first Trip to Texas! Our tour on the Alamo Trolley was very informational. Alex, and later Robert, were terrific. Alex gave us an in-depth look as only a native son could do. He gave much info about the river walk-past, present and future. He gave insight to the mission system and how it changed the lives... More

What you will see will blow you away. Get the ticket that allows for you to get off and on the trolley, well worth it. It allows for you to get off at the missions, and tour the churches at them. So go early and enjoy the whole day walking through the missions and the Mexican square. The bakery was... More

Our tour guide was wonderful. I have forgotten his name but he was a middle aged black man who was very animated and descriptive. He titled his tour "Things you need to know about San Antonio". Ask for him if you can, you will not regret it, and remember to leave him a generous tip he will certainly earn it!... More