I reluctantly chose this quest as a non-traditional Valentine's Day outing with my sweetheart of 2+ years. We're very compatible (She's a cancer - I'm a Capricorn), however, we have huge philosophical differences. Because we've been contemplating taking our relationship you the next level I thought the quest would be a good trust building exercise. And - wow - was right! We both are precise, exacting individuals. To successfully complete the challenge, we were forced to work as a team, to frequently relinquish our philosophical opinions, and to trust each other's judgement. Simultaneously, the experience was suspenseful, insightful and lots out fun. She loved it! So whether you're a visitor, a resident looking to get reacquainted with the Arts District (my actual primary purpose), or looking for a rewarding partner/group exercise, then check out theUrban Adventure Quest. Other than a minor registration issue, the proceeds was seamless. Call the tour guide with your questions.

The day started with the great office in downtown Houston. Houston city tour was fabulous. The city tour bus driver was amazing and detailed for explaining everything very well. After the City tour completed, the trip to NASA was very nice and had great trip to NASA. One thing we were not told about the control center for NASA trip requires a separate entry ticket (no cost) but it needs to be required when you have NASA ticket purchased. So in future the tours company should be purchasing block of tickets for their tourists so people coming from out of town do have that attraction available to visit at NASA. Lines were very very big so plan to go early in order to cover everything at NASA.

We are liked the tour, and although having lived in Houston for some time and doing it mainly for our visitors, we had a great time. The only two things I would say is: It should not be called a Hop-on-Hop-off bus because many travelers will expect a typical tour like in London, Rome, Toronto or SF, and it is more of a 90 minute tour. And it would be nice if they could extend the Museum District tour by additionally including a drive around Herrmann Park because that would give people a quick view of the MIller's Outdoor Theatre, McGovern Centennial Garden, the Houston Zoo. and Medical Center

We rode on the top floor under the awning. We could see everything and had protection from the hot sun. The driver did a great job and the guide was easy to listen to. The trip was very educational, we learned a lot of new info about the area around the Alamo district. There are many hidden treasures of art and quisine to be found!

Good information, educational, beautiful buildings and much easier way to learn the tunnels than going out on your own. See what's underground then pop up to the street level periodically to see the buildings and learn more.