Double Decker Hop-On Hop-Off City Sightseeing Philadelphia (1, 2, or 3-Day)

Very informative. Nice way to hop on and hop off the bus to go to different. We took the whole tour and got on another bus to go to lunch and both tour guides and noted same but also different things! Will do it again when in town!

We always like taking the hop on hop off when going to a new city. We had three different narrators and they were all good. The bus drivers are amazing.

The tour guides were informative and personable. The stops were right on with the sites we wanted to see.

A lot of history, the best way to have a glance of the main important places to visit in Philly . Excelent tour guides

We went with our daughter's volleyball team and their parents. I liked getting to see all the sites from the comfort of the bus. We rode the bus the full trip and then partway again. It was interesting how different the different tour guides present the info.

Our most memorable parts of our experience were when our children realized they were riding on the double decker bus for the first time. The whole family enjoyed the experience.

Did not have enough buses. It was too hot to have covers on the buses. The buses do not run frequent enough. It is not hop on and hop off like advertised. It is more like hop off and wait a long time.

The guides are knowledge fun and interactive. There are many stops along the way. However, there is no schedule when the buses will return so you have to guess when the 45-60 minutes is up (because that’s how often they return) and they work with another bus hop off and on where you can jump on that one also. There’s no convenience of an app to check on bus locations. Guides are also unfamiliar with sight closings, So if you get off on a stop and the museum is closed you have to wait an hour to get back on. This happened to me 2x in one day. There’s quite a few museums that have variable hours and days that are closed. There are many areas that you can take pictures from the bus itself. Couldn’t go to the furthest point they advertise for because there wasn’t a van driver, because you’d have to convert from the bus. Tried to ride the bus in a full circle, and was made to get off at first stop and wait another hour because of guide breaks. This has so much potential to be great, but so inconvenient at the same time. Last bus leaves at 4pm. So you have 6 hours to ride and with wait up to an hour at each stop……. Not productive.

We loved Ernest, our tour guide. He was funny and very knowledgeable. We appreciated that he interacted with us. I was very disappointed that we were not told we could take either the red bus OR the big brown bus because we let a brown bus pass us by and ended up having to walk a mile to get to where we wanted to go.

All the tour guides where great and we learned something different from each of them they each have their own presentation and all where interesting and informative