Old Town Trolley Tours, Savannah

We did the trolly tour and got to see and hear things about Suvannah, that we didn't know. Wish we would have had time to do some walking around after the tour, will make time next time, and yes there will be next time. THe only thing that I would suggest that they improve on is the seat, they have a coushion on the bottom, but not the back, and that is really uncomfortabile for the 90 min. tour. See you soon I hope

Really nice... some drivers might have a difficult accent if english isn't your first language. Being able to get off the bus and walk around a few areas was a nice bonus.

Eventhough it was about 100 degrees the day my husband and I took the tour, it was a lot of fun and very informative. Brick, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable and funny.

The people were very nice and the tour was great, I learned a lot and was able to relax and if I wanted to get off I could and also you didnt have to worry about parking or driving somewhere you dont know.

This is a must if you are visiting Savannah. The best thing to do is to take the tour when you first arrive. This way, you will have an overview of the city and the landmarks and attractions. It is much easier to plan your day this way. The guides were wonderful! Informative, funny and friendly. This tour was never boring and we took the trolley a lot during our stay! We will definitely do this again on our naxt visit to Savannah!

The free parking is a block away from the visitor center, so you can save a buck or two. Take the trolley around, then get off a couple stops from the end and walk back, checking out some of those excellent city parks. We visited in mid-March, and the azaleas were really a sight! Restrooms in visitor center were smelly, crowded.

Knowledgeable tour guide. Modern buses. If you go, get the pass that lets you get on and off. This company was recommended by our hotel, the Marriott Courtyard. The cost $22 per person, was billed right to our room, so all we did was pick up the tickets from the concierge.

This is a great way to see the city, and hear about the history of the city It saves on parking fees. We had two great tour guides, Steve and Tammy.

We took the Ghosts and Gravestones tour at 8:30. It was dark outside. Overall, the tour was kind of fun. The trolley conductor was good at his part, but several of his stories were not very accurate. The main attraction, the Sorrel Weed House was a very big letdown. The guide for the house was a gentleman who actually lived there. However, he spent the tour chomping on a huge piece of gum, and his breath smelled strongly of alcohol. It was not a very fun or informative experience because of him. Overall, this was not worth the large amount of money the tour cost, but it was good for a few cheesy stories and one good scare. I would not go on it again though.

Tour was great - especially ability to get off and on and spend time seeing what really want to see. Took the entire tour first and then rode around again getting off and seeing things of interest to us. Drivers were super in knowledge and wit.