1-Hour JFK Assassination Walking Tour

First class JFK tour with Tim, highly recommended. The hour went past very quickly and Tim was willing to go the extra mile for questions

Dan was an incredible, knowledgeable and entertaining guide! He was concerned about keeping us cool in the extreme heat. His grasp of the whole 50 years after the Kennedy assination was incredible. Great guide

It was a good introduction by a passionate guide for those not familiar with the story, context, and conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination.

If you do take the tour, you should know that it’s not a walking tour.

The first 45 minutes were spent driving around the motorcade route in a van with limited visibility unless you were next to a window.

The last fifteen minutes were spent standing under a tree in the center of the plaza as he continued the talk.

If you have a reasonable level of knowledge of the event, and just want to see and learn about the points of interest firsthand, you are better off visiting the museum and walking around the plaza area on your own.

I booked for the walk but was “upgraded” to the longer tour at no extra cost which included a driven section at the start. This was appreciated as it was a very warm August day. The guide was very informative and entertaining.

Our tour guide was very informative and provided a great tour from the van ride to walking the grassy knoll! Would do it again and add the museum ticket!

The tour was more than expected. We thought it was just a walking tour but we got in a van (with A/C in August) and toured some other areas that are part of the assassination story as well. Our guide did a great job with his knowledge of the subject as well as possible alternative theories as to what happened. It was neat to be there and see history in-person.

Our guide was very friendly, super knowledgeable and provided a wonderful tour that was both educational and enjoyable!!

Matt provided lots of good information and threw in some humor as well, well done. Conspiracy theories still exist and always will.

One of the best enlightening tours we have ever been on. Our Guide Dan Evans had so much knowledge to share and made the experience really real. We learnt things we never knew and came away with a better understanding of the History of Dealey Plaza. Thank you Dan for an amazing day. Highly highly recommend Dan Evans as your tour guide.

Had a great time. Matt was very knowledgeable and entertaining. This was a great way to get an overview of the assassination.

This tour was phenomenal! Preston was funny and knowledgeable and introduced so many facts I had never heard before. Definitely will be returning for the 3-hour tour!

Informative and thought provoking guide was very knowledgeable about the history of the city and the events of the assassination

My group of 6 had a good tour but had a bad initial contact with the guide. Our guide Johnny reached out via text the next day about a mix up in scheduling and I responded with the following text.

Johny, first, we all enjoyed your tour and we thank you for taking our picture. The only problem was your initial attitude towards me. You were talking to other customers, and I approached and stopped about 15 feet away to give you room to do your business and wait my turn. I got a rather rude "I'll be with you in a minute, I'm taking care of them." Apparently 15 feet was not giving you enough room. When it was my turn, you informed me we were not on your list and must be with someone else, and went on to the next customer. I talked to one of your fellow employees who called and talked to "Lydia", who said we were in fact on your list. When I talked to you and informed you of his conversation with "Lydia" and we were, in fact on your list. You again, in my opinion got an attitude with me, and I returned the attitude as I had proof that I had paid $160+ and should be getting a tour but you were basically saying it was not your problem (and didn't want to see my confirmation e-mail). You then called "Lydia" yourself and found out we were on your tour, which again, we enjoyed. You give a good tour, but in my opinion, you need to work on your proverbial "bedside manner." In a nutshell, I feel like I gave you space to do your job, I paid for a tour that was appearing to be getting denied and then I got given an attitude. I finally responded in kind, which people who know me know that would be unusual unless I was given an attitude. Keep giving good tours, but work on the proverbial "bedside manner." PS, we thought you handled the unpaying "tour jumpers" well.

I never received a response back from my reply text to Johnny, telling him of my concerns about his attitude during initial contact. So, all 6 in my group enjoyed the tour, just not the guides initial attitude toward a paying customer who was in fact on his tour and tried to show him proof of a paid tour at 10 AM that day (3/22). All 6 in my group witnessed the initial attitude, but also really liked the tour and found it informative. Johnny just needs to work on his people skills, or as I referred to it as proverbial "bedside manner." Whoever the other employee was who contacted Lydia first had very good people skills and was very cordial. He was the first person I talked to. He said all his tour attendees were present and we must be on his (pointing to Johnny). After my first contact with Johnny, he saw me again and I told him Johnny said we were not in his group. He said he would call the office. After calling Lydia, he very politely told me I was in fact in Johnny's group and that I could advise Johnny of such, and that this info came from Lydia. I did not receive that cordial customer service attitude with Johnny. This initial contact is the reason I can not give a 5 star rating for what was otherwise an enjoyable tour. Johnny could learn some people skills from the other employee I interacted with.

We spent a week in east Texas but were looking for a quick thing to do on our way back home.
I found this informative hour tour which seemed to fit our requirements perfectly.
Our guide was very enthusiastic and informative debunking all conspiracy theorists arguments. He was well read and kept our full group engaged for the hour long tour that took us back to the fateful day in 1963.
We walked the last couple of blocks of the motorcade so it was easy for anyone who might have mobility issues.
I would recommend this tour.

Good basic background but the conspiracy theories were a little much. Nice day for a walking tour and to experience these historic locations.

It was an interesting tour and very informative! We weren’t sure what to expect and might opt for the longer tour next time. Johnny was a great tour guide!

For me it was the grassy knoll. I appreciate that the subject matter was treated with dignity and respect Preston did a really good job