JFK Assassination Tour with JFK Museum and Oswald's Rooming House

Great R Tours
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susanpQ8425GF
6 days ago
This was a fantastic tour. One of the best historic tour I’ve taken. The reason is Preston Richard’s our tour guide. He has made it his life’s focus to learn all he can about Kennedy’s assignation - studying all the formal investigations, film, reports etc. looking at conspiracy theories by focusing on facts. He is a walking talking Wikipedia on that day in Dallas. Not to mention he has actually met and talked to people up close and personal to the events. First hand tellings. The various sites were brought to life. Can’t find enough superlatives to explain my experience. Highly recommend this journey. The museum was to the point and the films brought back my memories of 5 days in front of the TV

This 2 part tour is designed with the history fan in mind. On the first part, your experienced guide is your driver on this 2 hour group tour. See the places and relive the events of the assassination. You will see historical Dealey Plaza, The Sixth Floor, and Lee Harvey Oswald's travels on the fateful day in 1963. You will also experience Oswald's Rooming House, just as it was in 1963. You will also get to experience a unique tour with stops for great photos along the way. Your group tour ends with the second part, your admission to the Sixth Floor Museum admission which is included. Please allow 60-90 minutes for the museum.

Departure Point

  • Tours start in front of the JFK Memorial. If using Uber or GPS the address is 646 Main St. Dallas, TX 75202.
Return Details
  • Tour will end at the Sixth Floor Museum, so you are able to redeem your admission voucher.
Duration3 hours and 30 minutesLanguages Available
  • Human tour guide - English

Points of Interest

Stop At: John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza646 Main Street, , Dallas, TexasThe John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza was dedicated June 24, 1970. In the years since, it has become an integral part of the city’s urban landscape and cultural heritage. Duration: 15 minutesStop At: Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District411 Elm Street, Dallas, TexasDealey Plaza is a city park in the West End. It is sometimes called the "birthplace of Dallas". It also was the location of the assassination of President Kennedy, on November 22, 1963Duration: Not AvailableStop At: Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District411 Elm Street, Dallas, TexasThe assassination, assumed to be by Lee Harvey Oswald, is one of the most discussed and speculated unsolved mysteries of our time will take you to the world of conspiracy, where you may look out over Dealey Plaza (JFK Assassination), Grassy Knoll, and the Kennedy Memorial. Duration: 15 minutesStop At: Oswald Rooming House Museums1026 North Beckley Avenue, Dallas, TX 75203This is the rooming house Lee Harvey Oswald was staying at during the time of the assassination of President Kennedy. Duration: 15 minutesStop At: The Texas Theatre231 W Jefferson Blvd, , Dallas, TexasOswald was arrested here while calmly watching a movie.Duration: Not AvailableStop At: The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza411 Elm St, , Dallas, TexasJohn F. Kennedy and the Memory of a Nation – the core exhibit on the sixth floor – is a self-guided experience. Using the audio guide included with admission, it takes about 90 minutes to go through the exhibit if you listen to everything. The seventh floor occasionally holds temporary exhibits, and exploring those will add a bit of time to your Museum visit.Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes

Additional Information

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • TRAVEL INSURANCE NOTICE: Due to frequent flight cancellations, Fun Texas Tours strongly recommends purchasing travel insurance. Please note: Once it is less than 24 hours before your tour starts, the company cannot make any changes, offer rescheduling, or issue refunds — under any circumstances.For children 0-2yrs old, you must provide child seat
  • All children 3 and up must have regular priced ticket
Inclusions
  • Admission to Oswald's Rooming House
  • Admission to Sixth Floor Museum
Exclusions
  • No Bathroom Break
Redemption Instructions**Parking Fee Not Included.**If you are driving yourself to the meeting location, please park your car At Any of the listed lots, all of them are walking distance to the meeting Location.702 Main St. 702 Main St Lot. ..Dallas 75202.700 Commerce St. 700 Commerce St. ...Dallas 75202.601 Commerce St. George Allen Parking Garage. ..Dallas 75202..606 Elm St. Founders Plaza Parking. ...Dallas 75202.609 Elm St. Elm St Parking Lot. ...Dallas 75202.833 Commerce St. Bank of America Plaza-Texas Club Garage. ..Dallas 75202..Make sure you pay for parkingMeeting/Departure Point: JFK MEMORIAL 646 Main St Dallas TX 75202Meeting/Departure Point Instruction:Company van will pull in to the front of JFK Memorial and pick you up.Look for a Silver or White Ford Van. Voucher InfoMobile or paper ticket accepted

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susanpQ8425GF
This was a fantastic tour. One of the best historic tour I’ve taken. The reason is Preston Richard’s our tour guide. He has made it his life’s focus to learn all he can about Kennedy’s assignation - studying all the formal investigations, film, reports etc. looking at conspiracy theories by focusing on facts. He is a walking talking Wikipedia on that day in Dallas. Not to mention he has actually met and talked to people up close and personal to the events. First hand tellings. The various sites were brought to life. Can’t find enough superlatives to explain my experience. Highly recommend this journey. The museum was to the point and the films brought back my memories of 5 days in front of the TV
251kristis
Very well-done! Super interesting and covers all aspects of the assassination including conspiracy theories. The grassy knoll is intriguing -- a pretty busy street runs right through the middle of it. It is a much smaller area than I had imagined.
693nigell
Dan was amazing, we had such a great tour led by a very knowledgeable historian- fabulous!! Highly recommended! We learned so much from Dan.
Jaime_B
Preston, our guide, was fantastic . Learned a lot, particularly about Lee Harvey Oswald as well as Dallas' reaction to the assassination.
Lester_S
This tour was absolutely outstanding! Our guide, Dan, was a master storyteller—his deep knowledge and passion for the history of the JFK assassination brought every moment to life. Walking through the 6th Floor Museum in the Texas School Book Depository, where Lee Harvey Oswald took the fateful shot, was an unforgettable experience. Standing in that historic spot and looking out the window gave me chills. We also visited Oswald’s boarding house, saw the exact location where Officer Tippit was gunned down, and drove by the Texas Theatre where Oswald was captured. Each stop immersed us deeper into the story, and standing on the grassy knoll was truly surreal. Dan’s engaging style and attention to detail made this tour both moving and highly informative. If you’re in Dallas, this is a must-do for any history buff or anyone interested in this pivotal moment in American history!

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