Recorrido de día completo por Dallas y JFK con el museo del sexto piso y la casa de huéspedes Oswald

We took the tour on Saturday, June 27th with Dan, having previously done the same tour with Tim. What I love about this experience is getting two different perspectives on one of history’s greatest mysteries. Both guides are exceptional at what they do and bring impressive knowledge to the subject. I’ve gone back and forth on whether there was more than one shooter, but Dan’s passionate and convincing delivery made a compelling case for Oswald acting alone. As for the motive — his apparent deep hatred of JFK — that still feels like an incomplete answer, and the mystery lingers. Dan spoke with genuine heart and enthusiasm, and it was clear he truly loves what he does. Thank you for another wonderful tour! A few suggestions for improvement: • Pre-print museum tickets — We ran a bit over time and had to scramble to get our tickets before the next tour started. It would help to have them ready in advance. • More water would be appreciated, especially on a warm day. • A small note on language — Dan might want to avoid calling the bus driver “sweetie.” Terms of endearment can be warm and friendly, but work best when used sparingly.

Beware that this is not a cohesive day-long tour. You will be dropped off at the sixth flour museum with only an hour to explore the museum and get back to the starting point for the second part of the tour. The tour operator does not even arrange to pick you up from the museum. We decided to cancel the afternoon portion of the tour so that we would have adequate time to explore the museum. Having said that, our JFK tour guide, Dan, was extraordinary. I’d suggest just getting the JFK tour with him and skipping the city tour.

Two separate tours and guides in one trip. Dallas city tour with William was very good. There was an annoying family who continued to talk in the mini van. Another passenger asked them to be quiet as he couldn’t hear.They ignored William’s advice not to stand on jfk’s markers in the middle of the road as there had been an accident with traffic and were late coming back to the vehicle. Dan’s jfk was exceptional. So passionate about his subject. Thought provoking and interesting.

Great tour guide really informed and entertained while recounting one of history’s most talked about moments in time

Dan was a fantastic guide and led the tour with such fervour

JFK tour with tour guide Dan was excellent. Toured grassy knoll, Oswald rooming house, Dealey Plaza and JFK museum. Dan was extremely knowledgeable on the subject, showed pics on his IPad and welcomed questions. Would highly recommend tour to anyone with interested in JFK history.

Phenomenal tour. The tour guide (Dan) was so incredibly informative and enthusiastic. His passion for history really shone through. This was easily one of the top highlights of our trip. We had two of our kids with us (15 and 13) and their attention was definitely held. Would book another tour if we are in the area.

Wow, what can I say. Our tour was amazing. Our guide Isaac knew so much from all perspectives of the the JFK story. He gave us the official line, the nuances and everything in beween. He totally challenges everything you think you know about that fateful day. The tour includes all the key locations and ends at the museum where you can you look from THAT 6th floor window. Best tour we have ever done. Can't recommend it enough

This activity is actually 2 separate tours added together. The morning tour was solely about the assassination of JFK. If you have an overwhelming interest in this subject, this tour is for you. If 3 hours of going over and over the detail of the assassination is not your thing, don't go on this. The afternoon tour was fine, travelling around different parts of Dallas.

I did a 4-hour JFK assassination tour with Dan Evans and honestly could not recommend it more highly. Dan is incredibly knowledgeable and detailed — not just about the assassination itself, but about the historical background, timelines, people involved, Dallas history, and the broader Cold War context surrounding the event. What really stood out to me was how factual and balanced he was throughout the tour. He didn’t try to push conspiracy theories or force conclusions on anyone. Instead, he presented the evidence, explained the different perspectives, and let us make our own decisions. You can tell he has spent years studying this history. He knew dates, locations, background details, and smaller facts that made the entire experience feel immersive and thoughtful rather than just touristy. Visiting places like Dealey Plaza, the Texas Theatre, and the Oswald rooming house while hearing the full historical context made the experience unforgettable. If you’re even remotely interested in JFK history, Dallas history, or American history in general, I highly recommend taking this tour with Dan.