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Venture off the beaten path and discover little-known gems of culture, heritage and science around Tucson and beyond.

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Are you up for a drive? Hit the road and discover the culture, heritage, science, recreation, and beauty around Tucson and Southern Arizona. Whether you have a few hours or a few days, intriguing options await you on escorted, guided, and self-guided tours. There's so much variety, the only compromise you might face is what not to see.

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Our Tucson Tour features the best parts of the city! Take a trip to Tucson for the day and enjoy Arizona’s greener desert scenery in the “Old Pueblo” . Tucson is an expanse of incredible sites. Read through the paragraphs below and choose the sites that interest you the most, for a memorable tour of the oldest inhabited settlement in Arizona.

Sites to see in Tucson are Old Tucson Movie Studios , Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, the International Wildlife Museum , and Saguaro National Park . Old Tucson Studios is home to many old westerns. Visit real movie sets, see gunfight re-enactments and imagine yourself standing next to the likes of John Wayne or Kirk Douglas. The Desert Museum is an incredible display of all the flora and fauna that the Sonoran Desert has to offer. The Wildlife Museum is incredibly unique and showcases all the critters that you don’t want to come across in the wild! All of this…. in the setting of the Saguaro National Monument.

Or for those with a keen interest in aviation, there is the Titan Missile Museum and Pima Air & Space Museum . At Titan, take the hour long tour down into the silo itself. Imagine a time when the world was on edge with the threat of nuclear disaster being very real. Pima Air & Space Museum has one of the largest displays of aircraft from around the world and on weekdays you can add a tour into the Boneyard on Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.

There are also the Spanish Missions of San Xavier & Tumacacori and the Tubac Presidio . The serene beauty of these historic structures will leave you stunned and amazed. In addition to the history of these sites, Tubac is loaded with arts and crafts shops.

For the Tucson tours, you are in the driver’s seat when it comes to the itinerary. There is so much more to see than a single day can afford, you choose the sites from above that most interest you and we design the tour for you.

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Tucson, Arizona, offers several excellent bus tours that allow visitors to explore the city’s attractions, history, and natural beauty. Here are some of the best bus tours in Tucson:

• Old Tucson Studios Tour : Old Tucson Studios is a historic film studio and theme park that has been used as the setting for numerous Western movies and television shows. Visitors can take guided bus tours of the studio to learn about its history, see film sets and props, and enjoy live performances and reenactments.
• Tucson Historic District Tour : Explore Tucson’s rich history and cultural heritage with a guided bus tour of the city’s historic district. These tours typically include stops at landmarks such as the Mission San Xavier del Bac, Presidio San Agustín del Tucson, and Barrio Historico, where visitors can learn about Tucson’s Spanish colonial and Mexican heritage.
• Sabino Canyon Tour : Sabino Canyon is a stunning natural attraction located in the Santa Catalina Mountains just north of Tucson. Visitors can take guided bus tours of the canyon to enjoy breathtaking views of the desert landscape, learn about the area’s flora and fauna, and even take a tram ride through the canyon to explore its beauty up close.
• Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Tour : The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is a world-renowned zoo, botanical garden, and natural history museum located just west of Tucson. Visitors can take guided bus tours of the museum to explore its exhibits on desert wildlife, plants, and ecosystems, as well as enjoy live animal encounters and demonstrations.
• Tucson Food Tour : Embark on a culinary adventure through Tucson’s vibrant food scene with a guided bus tour of the city’s best eateries and culinary landmarks. These tours often include stops at local restaurants, markets, and food trucks to sample a variety of regional and international cuisines, as well as learn about Tucson’s culinary history and traditions.

In Tucson, Arizona, food trucks offer a diverse array of delicious cuisines served up on the go. Here are some of the best food trucks in Tucson:

• Rollies Mexican Patio : Rollies Mexican Patio food truck specializes in authentic Mexican street food, including tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and tortas. Their menu features traditional Mexican flavors and homemade salsas, making it a popular choice for those craving south-of-the-border cuisine.
• Serial Grillers : Serial Grillers food truck serves up gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches, loaded fries, and creative burgers inspired by horror movies and pop culture. With unique flavor combinations and high-quality ingredients, Serial Grillers offers a fun and satisfying dining experience.
• Island Loco : Island Loco food truck brings a taste of the Caribbean to Tucson with its delicious Jamaican-style jerk chicken, rice and beans, and plantains. Their menu also includes other Caribbean-inspired dishes, such as curry goat and jerk pork, as well as refreshing tropical drinks.
• Raspados Colima : Raspados Colima food truck specializes in traditional Mexican street snacks, including raspados (shaved ice), elotes (Mexican street corn), and mangonadas (mango slushies). Their menu features a variety of refreshing treats perfect for cooling off on a hot Tucson day.
• Big Rig BBQ : Big Rig BBQ food truck serves up mouthwatering barbecue classics, including smoked brisket, pulled pork, ribs, and chicken. Their meats are slow-cooked to perfection and served with homemade barbecue sauces and sides like macaroni and cheese and coleslaw.
• You Sly Dog : You Sly Dog food truck offers a creative twist on classic hot dogs, with options like the Sonoran Dog topped with bacon, beans, onions, tomatoes, and jalapeños, and the Korean Dog topped with kimchi and spicy mayo. Their menu also includes vegan and vegetarian options, making it accessible to all diners.

These are just a few of the many fantastic food trucks in Tucson. Whether you’re craving Mexican street food, barbecue, Caribbean cuisine, or something else entirely, Tucson’s food truck scene has something for everyone to enjoy.

Tucson, Arizona, has a rich and diverse history that stretches back thousands of years. Here are some key highlights of Tucson’s history:

• Native American Settlement : The Tucson area has been inhabited by Native American peoples for over 4,000 years. The Hohokam civilization, which thrived in the region from around 300 BCE to 1450 CE, built extensive irrigation systems and settlements in the Tucson Valley. Descendants of the Hohokam, including the Tohono O’odham and Pascua Yaqui tribes, continue to reside in the area today.
• Spanish Colonial Period : In 1692, Spanish missionaries and explorers led by Father Eusebio Francisco Kino established the Mission San Xavier del Bac near present-day Tucson. The mission served as a center of Spanish colonial influence in the region and played a significant role in the spread of Christianity among the indigenous peoples.
• Mexican Independence and American Annexation : Tucson became part of Mexico following its independence from Spain in 1821. However, in 1853, the Gadsden Purchase transferred the Tucson region to the United States, solidifying its position as part of the Arizona Territory. Tucson served as the capital of the Arizona Territory from 1867 to 1877 before Phoenix assumed the role.
• Wild West Era : Tucson experienced rapid growth and development during the late 19th century, fueled by mining booms, the arrival of the railroad, and its strategic location as a crossroads for trade and transportation. The city became a bustling frontier town known for its saloons, gunfights, and colorful characters.
• Military Presence : Throughout its history, Tucson has been home to various military installations, including Fort Lowell and Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. These installations played important roles in defending the region, supporting military operations, and contributing to Tucson’s economy.
• Modern Development : In the 20th century, Tucson continued to grow and evolve as a major urban center in Arizona. The city expanded rapidly after World War II, experiencing population growth, suburban development, and economic diversification. Today, Tucson is known for its vibrant cultural scene, rich cultural heritage, and stunning natural beauty, including the nearby Sonoran Desert and Saguaro National Park.

Tucson’s history is reflected in its diverse architecture, vibrant neighborhoods, and cultural institutions, making it a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.

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NOTICE: t he bus tours to Davis-Monthan AFB of the 309 th AMARG (AKA “The Boneyard”) have permanently ende d. This tour is no longer offered and will not be coming back due to changes in U.S. Air Force security considerations. 

Public Tram Tours

Price: $ 8 per person with admission to the museum.

Duration: 45 minutes non-stop

Tickets: Tickets for the public trams are sold at admissions only.

Tour Times: Times change daily, please check with admission upon arrival to the Museum. 

The Tram Tours are currently offered daily. All Tram Tours and tour times are subject to selling out, change or cancellation due to weather/mechanical/personnel/late arrivals, or other conditions beyond PASM control .

The Tram Tour is a 45 minute narrated tour of the planes located in the outdoor display area of Pima Air and Space Museum. This tour will take passengers through the museum’s 80 acres on a 1.5 mile circuit. Passengers will view more than 150 planes in our collection and hear highlights of our more significant aircraft. 

Additional Information:

• Children 2 and under are considered a lap child and do not require a tram ticket (limit one per paying adult). 
• This tour requires physically stepping up (2 to 4 steps) onto the tram. 
• Wheelchair Accessible trams available upon request at time of purchase.
• Tram Tickets can not be purchased or booked in advanced. 
• There is a limited number of tram seats sold per day. All tickets are sold on a first come, first serve basis. 
• While leashed pets are welcome at the museum, we do not allow them on the tram tour, with the exception of service animals. 
• Please note: This tour is located on the grounds of Pima Air and Space Museum and will not include the AMARG (AKA the Boneyard) located on Davis Monthan Airforce Base. We can not accommodate any request for private tours of the AMARG facility.

Private trams are available for groups booking within two weeks of their visit date. Please visit our group booking page under plan your visit to book this tour. 

Private Tram Tours 

Price: $ 350 per group plus admission to the museum per person.

Reservations: must be made a minimum of two weeks in advance using our online booking system. 

Capacity : a max of 35 participants per tram

• If your group has more then 35 participants and are arriving on a bus, we can accommodate the tram tour using your bus. Please email [email protected] for more information about bus tour options. 

9:45 am 2:30pm (October – May)

• Private tram tours are not available on Mondays.
• The museum can only accommodate one Tram Tour per time slot. If your group exceeds the number of seats available on a tour, you will need to book the second time slot for the day. Requests to run back-to-back tours or tours outside of the pre-selected time slots cannot be accommodated.

AUDIO TOURS

Price: $5 per device plus general admission

Times: 7 days per week, based on device availability

Guests can check out an audio tour device and explore the museum at their leisure. Throughout the museum, there are signs that indicate artifacts and exhibits that are part of the Audio Tour. Guests point their device at the signs, and audio will begin playing. Narrated by museum staff, the audio guides provide an in-depth description and history of some of our significant aircraft and exhibits. Narrations include the B-24 Liberator, the Hind helicopter, an Air Force One, the Super Guppy, and so much more!

For a seamless listening experience, we recommend one device for every two people in your group (though more people can listen at a time).

While not required to hear the audio tour, the devices are compatible with headphones/earbuds that have a jack (not compatible with wireless devices), and the museum has earbuds for purchase for $1. You may also provide your own.

Devices are available to check out at the counter in admissions. They are available on a first come, first served basis, and cannot be reserved ahead of time.

Private Walking Tours 

These are guided walking tours that last 45 minutes. We offer four different themes: Aviation Highlights, WWII, Cold War, and Walk of Fame. Your group will pick the theme for your tour. Descriptions of the themes are listed below. After the tour, guests will be able to explore the rest of the museum at their leisure.

Price: $75 per group plus admission 

Times: 9:30am, 11:00am, 1:00pm and 2:30pm – Reservations Required 

Aviation Highlights Tour   (Hangar 1) Your group will be guided through our largest hangar which contains some of the museum’s most popular aircraft! On this tour, you will see aircraft like the SR-71, the F-4 Phantom II, and the world’s smallest biplane, the Bumblebee. This tour will meet in Hangar 1 in front of the Wright Flyer.

World War II Tour   (Hangars 3,4 &5) Your Group will be guided through our 3 WWII hangars. You will learn about planes like the B-29, Catalina, and P-51. This tour will meet in Hangar 5 located on the south side of the museum.

Cold War Tour   (Hangar 1) Your group will be guided through the main hangar and discuss aircraft and artifacts from the Cold War Era. Topics include military demonstration aircraft, the Huey, nuclear weapons, submarine hunting aircraft, and of course, the SR-71 Blackbird. This tour will meet in Hangar 1 in front of the Blue Angels F-11 Tiger.

Walk of Fame   (Hangar 1, Outside, and Aerospace Gallery) Your group will be guided through various hangars and outside to view iconic and record-breaking aircraft, pop culture aircraft, and aircraft types used by celebrities like John Denver, Jim Croce, Harrison Ford, and Led Zeppelin. Aircraft discussed include the Rutan Long EZ, the Westland Lynx, the F-14 Tomcat, and the A-4 Skyhawk. This tour will meet in Hangar 1 in front of the Wright Flyer.

Important information: 

• All guest participating on this tour must purchase admission to the museum. 
• Tours reservations must be made a minimum of 5 days in advanced
• Tours offered 7 days a week.
• Maximum Participants per tour is 35. Groups large then 35 participants will need to book multiple tours to accommodate their group size.  

Please note: This tour is located on the grounds of Pima Air and Space Museum and will not include the AMARG (AKA the Boneyard) located on Davis Monthan Airforce Base. We can not accommodate any request for private tours of the AMARG facility. 

 Please visit our group booking page to book this tour or for more information please email [email protected] . 

Custom Private Tour

In this custom tour, you will be able to choose 4 topics that your guide will cover during your tour. Depending on the topics you choose, the tour may be a walking tour, tram tour, or a mix of both, as some of the aircraft available for this tour are located outside. Before and after the tour, guests will be able to explore the rest of the museum at their leisure.

Price: $150 per group plus admission.

Times: 10:30am or 1:00pm- Reservations Required

• Tours are available Tuesday-Sunday. We are unable to accommodate custom tour requests on Mondays. 
• Duration: 45 minutes-1 hour
• Limit 15 people per group.
• You must book at least two weeks in advance.

Available Topics Below is a list of available topics and the aircraft included in that topic. An asterisk indicates aircraft that are found outside. You can choose 4 topics for your custom tour. 

• Aircraft Icons : Wright Flyer, F-14 Tomcat, UH-1 Huey, SR-71 Blackbird
• WWII Europe : Hawker Hurricane, B-24 Liberator, IL-2 Shturmovik, V1 Buzz Bomb
• WWII Pacific 1 : F4U Corsair, P-51 Mustang, B-29 Superfortress, Ohka (kamikaze display)
• WWII Pacific 2 : PBY Catalina, B-25 Mitchell, P-40 Warhawk (Pearl Harbor), Ki-43 Hayabusa
• Korean War – HTL-2 Sioux, F7F Tigercat, MiG 15, F-86 Sabre
• NASA Space Program : Mercury Capsule, Apollo Command Module, Space Shuttle Trainer, X-15 Rocket Plane
• Air Force Fighters *: F-102/106 Delta Dart/Dagger, F4 Phantom II, F-15 Eagle, F-105 Thunderchief
• Navy/Marine Aircraft *: F/A-18 Hornet, A-4 Skyhawk, A-6/EA-6 Intruder/Prowler, F9F Panther
• Bombers *: B-36 Peacemaker, B-52 Stratofortress, B-58 Hustler
• Foreign Aircraft *: SEPECAT Jaguar, English Electric Lightning, Dassault Mirage, MiGs
• Helicopters *: Mi-24 Hind, CH-54 Tarhe (Skycrane), MH-53/CH-37 Pave Low/Mojave, AH-1 Supercobra
• Boeing Airliners *: 737, 747, 777, 787
• NASA Aircraft *- Super Guppy, 747 (SOFIA), KC-135, B-52A
• Presidential/VIP Transports *: VC-118 Liftmaster, VC-137 Stratoliner, VH-34 Choctaw, VC-121 Constellation

Important Information

• ALL PARTICIPANTS OF THE CUSTOM TOUR ARE REQUIRED TO PAY GENERAL ADMISSION TO ENTER THE MUSEUM. GROUPS OF LESS THAN 20 WILL NEED TO PAY GENERAL ADMISSION AT THE GATE UPON ARRIVAL.
• We do have a wheelchair accessible tram and can accommodate one guest with a wheelchair per tour if a tram is required. If you have questions or concerns about accessibility for your group, please email [email protected] and we can work with you to design a custom tour that all members of your party will enjoy!
• We recommend you arrive at least 30 minutes early to ensure you have enough time to make your way through the line at admissions and meet your tour guide.
• Please understand that while this is a private tour for your group, the hangars are open to the general public, and they will be present in the hangars during your group’s tour. Your tour guide will prevent the general public from joining your group and keep your tour private to the best of their ability.

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Peñasco del sol beach resort trip to the old port sightseeing, request info today.

ROCKY POINT TOUR IS NOW OPEN!

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Gray Line Tours of Tucson is taking another trip to Rocky Point with our bi-lingual Tour Director Bob and you’re invited.

The cost of round-trip transportation and 3 nights at the Hotel Peñasco Del Sol beach resort is $595.00 per person for a standard double or $885.00 for a single.

Breakfast each day is included. The tour also includes a trip to the Old Port for an afternoon of dining and curio shopping (on your own), sightseeing; and if interested, buying fish to take home, so bring your coolers.

Dust off your passports and plan to spend these four days on the beach with us in Rocky Point.

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Take A Guided Trip To The Pinacate Reserve.

The Park’s bizarre and mind-boggling scenery is one of its many attractions. About 3 or 4 million years ago, an erratic series of volcanoes erupted in what is now the Pinacate lava field.

Take A Trip To The Old Port

Fishermen still use this old port that is now also filled with restaurants & shops of all types. You can find vendors selling merchandise, food, drinks, and activities to do. Take pictures of statues and there’s the ocean in the background. At night they had a live band playing and lots of people and out dancing very fun.

Whale Watching In Rocky Point

The Sea of Cortez is known for its whale-watching opportunities in January, February & March, and Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point) has found its spot on the map.

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Harris' Fighting for Reproductive Freedom bus tour stops in Asheville

by WLOS Staff

SEPT. 8, 2024 - Representatives of Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris stop in Asheville, North Carolina, for what they're calling the Fighting for Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour. (Photo: WLOS Staff)

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Representatives of Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris are in North Carolina for what they're calling the Fighting for Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour.

The tour stopped in Asheville on Sunday, Sept. 8, 2024, before heading to Raleigh on Monday.

Organizers said they're hoping to rally voters and hold former President Donald Trump accountable for recent abortion bans across the country.

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The tour is expected to make at least 50 stops in key states. With the Tar Heel state so divided politically, Harris campaign representatives hope to transcend party lines with this message

"We have very recent examples as for why every single vote can matter here in North Carolina," Democrat Lindsey Prather, NC-115 district representative, said. "The Republicans have a super majority by a single seat in the legislature. They are the ones who have been able to push for the abortion ban that we have in North Carolina. And so every single vote absolutely matters and absolutely affects the rights we have here in North Carolina."

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After Tuesday night's presidential debate, Harris is expected to kick off her own four-day campaign trip through major swing states. Its first stop will be in North Carolina on Thursday.

The New Way Forward Tour is part of the final sprint before the November election.

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Update : 2 Girls Airlifted After Tree Limb Smashes Through Tour Bus At NJ/NY State Line

𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘: Two teens were airlifted to New Jersey trauma centers after a charter bus filled with girls from a Brooklyn yeshiva crashed into a tree Tuesday afternoon barely a quarter mile from the New York State line.

West Milford firefighters extricated the two critically injured victims following the 3:16 p.m. June 4 crash on East Shore Road alongside Greenwood Lake in Hewitt, responders at the scene told Daily Voice.

Greenwood Lake Airport (NJ), five miles down the road, was used as the medevac landing zone, they said.

One girl was flown to the trauma center at Hackensack University Medical Center and the other to the one at St. Joseph's University Medical Center in Paterson, responders at the scene said.

Three other female juveniles with less serious injuries were taken by ambulance to Chilton Medical Center in Pompton Plains, West Milford Police Lt. Eric Darnsteadt said.

EMS attended to several more at the scene, responders said.

"All parents of the injured females were notified," Darnsteadt noted.

The Monsey Tours bus reportedly contained 56 passengers on a Bais Yaakov class trip out of Boro Park.

It was headed south on East Shore Road into New Jersey when it hit a tree just past Storms Island Road, less than 1,500 feet from the village of Greenwood Lake in Orange County, NY, Darnsteadt said.

The impact knocked a limb or large branch through the windows, the lieutenant said.

The Passaic County Sheriff's Office, West Milford police and firefighters, Rockland County and Kiryas Yoel Hatzalah members and firefighters from both sides of the state line were among the responders.

East Shore Road in the area of the crash was shut down for several hours. 

The West Milford Police Crash Investigation Unit is continuing the investigation, assisted by the Passaic County Prosecutor's Fatal Accident Investigation Unit and the county sheriff's forensics squad.

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