Hoover Dam Tour from Las Vegas

The dam is amazing. You have to see it. No words can describe how massive and grand it is. There is so much to see and learn.

How amazing to see how the Hoover dam was built and that they were able to built it with less technology than we have today

The several stops that we were allowed enough times to set foot on and taking pictures of our experience.

Trip was cancelled twice by the company because there weren’t enough people booked for the tour. We were offered a third rescheduling, but unfortunately it was going to be on the day that we were flying out. Company seems unorganized with their scheduling process. Very disappointed.

Awesome trip, the guide was funny. I recommend this trip. Good weather in November. The place was fantastic.

Had an absolute blast! The tour guide was so much fun, and the knowledge she shared was so interesting and cool to hear!

Great excursion from Las Vegas I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to see this engineering marvel. And today you actually get to see 2 for the price of one as the Hoover Dam and the bypass bridge.

Amazing tour! Tour of inside the dam was awesome. Had lunch afterward. On the way back the driver stopped so we could see some big horn sheep. Loved the experience!

The tour that has no tour. You would think the operator would be in contact with Hoover Dam to make sure everything is working.... e.g the lifts that are necessary to enter the dam

We arrived at the Dam at ~11:15AM, the Bus Driver gave us our tour tickets and told us we had to be back at the bus by 12:30PM. Even though I went directly from the bus to the tour, I wasn't able to get into the tour until 12:15 (lines were long). The tour is 30 minutes long, so by then, I was in a panic that I was going to miss the bus ride back. When the tour finished at 12:45PM, I raced back to the bus area, skipping the visitor center (once you leave, you can't go back in). The bus was not there. One of the other people on the tour saw me and told me that the driver had given us the wrong time. We were actually supposed to have until 1:30PM, an additional hour. This woman and her family ended up skipping the tour because they thought they would miss the bus. The driver apologized profusely and accepted all the blame, she said she had been up until 4AM working as a relief driver and had only gotten a couple of hours of sleep, which she took on the bus. Seems concerning that Grey Line would allow her to drive a bus full of tourists on two hours of sleep. She also said she told Grey Line about her mix-up on the time and they were supposed to notify us, but I never received anything. I'm hoping Grey Line will issue some form of a refund to everyone on that trip and take some responsibility for what happened, because what a terrible experience, I barely heard anything the tour guide said about the Dam because I was so worried about the time! Poor, Grey Line, very poor indeed.