San Diego City Lights Night Tour — Local services in San Diego

This was a great way to learn about and see the city at night. Before we started our tour we grabbed a quick bite at the nearby Cheesecake Factory. Prior to boarding the trolley we met our guide Charlie from the Chocolate factory, not really. He was full of interesting and fun facts. Not just on the tour but while we were waiting to board. He also remembered we said we get cold and was kind enough to turn the heater on for us as we sat in the back where the windows were open for the best views. You go through the Gaslamp district, Little Italy, Balboa Park, cross the bridge into Coronado where you get to stop off at the beach. The way back brings a view of the Midway all while being serenaded by appropriate music tracks. This all ends back where it began where you can get 50% a glass of wine and the top of the Hyatt. A slight disappointment as your promised a voucher for a free drink when you book online. My only suggestions to improve the tour would be to allow people to board the way they check in, and slow down if possible for...

We highly recommend this experience, especially for tourists (we were visiting from Portland, OR). We were able to but tickets at a reduced price through our Worldmark place near Balboa Park. Jeff was our guide, driver & DJ for the evening and knows his city as well as dealing with traffic!

We had a full bus (38 people) and departed on time. San Diego at night is so different than the day time, so if you only do one type of tour, do this City Lights Night Tour!!

The views from Coronado, looking over the water towards downtown were phenomenal (see attached picture) and we had a 15 minute stop here to take pictures (which of course turned into 20+ minutes as some people can’t tell time...lol...).

The trip is about 90 minutes long and depending on traffic through Gaslamp District & Little Italy, it maybe closer to an additional 15 minutes.

Our bus was loaded with singers who joined in with a lot of the music that Jeff was playing throughout the evening.

Compliments again to Jeff for making the evening a...

This was our first trip to San Diego and were only in town for a couple of days. We decided on the City Lights Night Tour for a good look at the city at night. Granted there is a lot to do and see in San Diego but the ride through some of the districts was so fast that you didn’t get to enjoy the sights. The worst part was a 15-20 minute stop for people to get off, use the restroom, get some food and a quick phot opp from Coronado Island to the city skyline. The tour is 1 hour and 40 minutes, who needs to order fastfood on a short tour. The bus driver did a nice job explaining everything he could as we zoomed through town. I wouldn’t recommend this tour as there are better ways to...