Reviews of CNN Studio Tours (Travel Agency)

Kristie Reid

If you are looking for a great tour....this is definitely the place to start! The check-in is tedious due to high security, but it adds a valuable level of comfort. I loved the tour that I will be visiting again in the future!

Melissa

I really enjoyed. I did the VIP tour and it was great. Very informative. Matt was our guide and he was very positive and knowledgeable

Dipan Das

Excellent, loved it. Always wanted a tour of a broadcasting station. Even though we were restricted to certain parts but something is better than nothing. Got a nice insight into the workings of a global News giant. Also our tour guide Paddy was excellent. Very friendly personality and answered all our questions with patience and smile. Give her a raise.

Clarence Aaron Jones

It's a fascinating building and intriguing seeing all the people behind the scenes. But all the security measures they use are quite intimidating. Photography is prohibited through most of the tour and two security guards follow each tour group. I think it's ridiculous that CNN demands unfettered access into the government's business but doesn't want us recording their business. Anyhow, my suggestion is only take this tour if you bought a city pass. Otherwise, the cost of this tour isn't worth your time and money.

Momma Loves u

I love HLN news I watch it all day over everything else...I live in Delaware which is not far....on direct TV this channel says satellite signal lost for like 2weeks and now as a direct TV customer...we just lost channel 3 CBS....so lost for news...can we get some tech support

Jesse Olsen

I cannot recommend this tour. I took the family last month but was very disappointed. First, we waited a while in a waiting area where the tour guide tricked the whole tour group into searching for 3D glasses under our seats. He thought it …

Lisa Krebel

Saw studio through glass...thought we would have been able to tour the studio..

Miles Yep

Very interesting place. Too many panhandlers.

Shirley S

Good and fun experience! Highly recommended!

Matthew Huxtable

Fascinating opportunity to see behind the scenes of a working television production and broadcast centre. I took the VIP tour, the pinnacle of which was the opportunity to tour a live broadcast studio, standing just metres away from the news anchor behind the cameras. It was surreal to observe the one-sidedness of the broadcast – the external correspondents not being visible in the pre-mix monitor available in the studio, and the actions of the news anchor when the cameras are not rolling. Other highlights include riding the world's longest escalator (I think) at the start of the tour. Value for money and highly recommended.

Dyfed Richards

A decent tour. Somewhat interesting. Staged experiences were trite and forced. Did not enjoy being funneled through the gift store at the end.

Augusto Cangahuala

Fun for the entire family. Our guide Leana was the best. She made if fun from the very beginning and kept the energy and enthusiasm until the very end. She also answered to all of our questions even after the tour had ended. If you are into TV or a news junkie this is a must.

Crystal Sanders

It was huge. The kids enjoyed it.

Linda Southard

Our guide Mary was new, she was very friendly, out going and was very knowledgable. She made the tour really interesting.

Ayushi Gupta

pretty average experience from the VIP tour, was definitely expecting more. interesting to see though.

Zaiah Calvin

The CNN Studio Tour is very interesting! They bring you through many parts of the building, showcasing sets, equipment, and technology they use. If you ever get a chance to go to the CNN building, this 50 minute tour shows you the behind-the-scenes look.

anne lapinski

At our time nothing was happening. "Here in this studio, (view of empty room with a desk and monitors) is where this happens...not right now though.... And we just finished with that, so you are seeing what happens between sets.." which was a man standing still, with his back to us. Tour guide was energetic and engaging, as the only redeeming quality.

Troy Quigley

I started watching HLN in 2005 when I was doing a lot of traveling and got hooked watching Robin Meade. It was nice to go behind the scenes.

Chesney Buttrey

We have the city pass and only had time to come here on Sunday at the last time offered (5:00). We tried to call to schedule the tour, but they said they don't take reservations on Sundays. We walked all the way here from our hotel only to be told they had sold out 10 minutes prior to us arriving. CNN, you are going to sell out on Sundays offer reservations.

Art Noll

I'm mystified as to what is supposed to be so interesting and informative about this tour. The guide was above average but the tour was Pretty much just a CNN Strokefest. They should have paid me to take the tour. Worlds biggest freestanding escalator was kinda neat. First up, a fake news set. -Relax; I'm saying the set is fake, not the news... Followed by several studios which were not being used. An overview of a bunch of interns at their cubicles. Unabashed promotion of their new app no one would ever download. Polished off with a viewing of an extended feel good self promotional ad- And on to the gift shop. Saundered back into the lobby looking at each other like, 'the hell was that dissapointment? $10 parking at the CNN lot across the street, $15 a head for the tour. Metal detector security. Meh.

Gary McNeely

We saw Robin Meade filming her show Yeah so the best part of the tour was seeing the inter workings of what goes on at CNN, everyone was really nice.

Elizabeth Guzman

Awesome tour! Very informative just like the news. No pictures allowed most places. But loved the tour and the funny pics on the green screen plus love how the show the behind the scenes.

Maria Lomanii

Was an exciting tour but we did not like the fact how a security treated me or my 5 year old. As we were walking on the hall, their was a water fountain and my child was thirsty but the security was very rude, disrespectful. The way he handle it was not professional at all especially with a child avoid. He yelled at me that we couldn’t get a slip of water. A tour is how long? But you are not allowed to get water from a water fountain in the hall way? He could’ve used a lower voice and said it in a nicer way. getting a slip of water shouldn’t have been a big deal especially for a kid.

Gregory Barrett

This was pretty cool. We had a good guide and they take you through the various newsroom observation platforms. Got a good historical overview of the network too.

D Andre

Over priced should not be more than 5 dollars. It was a rip off though Ryan the guide was fine, not her fault. Don't waste your money!

Doug Moore

This is the most disorganized tour I have waited for in a LONG time. Multiple lines, announcers which can not be heard, no signs. Seriously they need to hire someone from Disney or somewhere to make this run right. Thank goodness they do …

Benito Duke

CNN tour was good! We found the tour to be a fun tourist attraction. An informative, intro movie would have helped give more true media background. Our tour guide was good but we craved more solid information about the day-to-day working of CNN. Loved seeing the Spanish CNN room and would have loved more information on this area of the company. Worth a visit for sure!

Kumar

Amazing experience and an atrium so grand never seen anything like this before. Would highly recommend everyone to go there and have a lifetime experience.

Laura M

While we appreciate they squeezed us in to the last tour, the guide was very unhelpful. We had a person with a disability and a toddler in a stroller. We took the elevator tour because of this. They made us wake up the toddler who was sleeping in the stroller because it was not allowed. When we asked why, if we were taking the elevator tour with a person in a wheelchair, we couldn’t also keep the toddler in the stroller the guide was not empathetic at all and dismissed us saying those were the rules, not even making an effort. The tour doesn’t take you to any real studios or news areas. History facts shared during the tour were greatly lacking. We basically spent 40 minutes going up and down hallways with very little details about anything. At the end the guide even sent us to an escalator that wasn’t even working when we couldn’t all fit in the elevator and we offered (those of able to) to take the stairs and meet up with them at the next stop. Overall, very disappointed.

Sanidh Shah

Visited this place in the morning. It was so cool to see everything and how it all works behind the scenes! You get to learn so much about how CNN gets its news and how they broadcast in a nice and informative way. Had a great and knowledgeable tour guide (whose name was Brian) who kindly explained everything and answered all questions. This is a must visit if you come to Atlanta. Keep in mind that you will not get to to take pictures after the first two stops and that the tour might be a bit short as it runs for about an hour. However it was an awesome place and I recommend it to everyone.

Adrianna H

Decent tour with some pretty cool things. You can’t take picture though so that sucks. I also feel like it should be $10 instead of $15 for what you get but I had a good time nonetheless.

Jill Greway

Absolutely do NOT waste your time or money on this tour. We saw absolutely nothing of importance unless you considered stairwells with tons of security guards important. Each stage of the tour started with "This is where so in so does such in such but it's hard to see in or but we can't see that right now. Any questions?". This tour could provide education to others - here's a thought - actually take a group INTO a studio. There was an unused studio we got to see through darkened glass (so just barely saw it) in a hallway. It wasn't being used, why not take the tour group through the studio to really show how a news program is put together? Totally not worth your time. This tour is 100% unnecessary to get the Atlanta experience. Grab scooters instead and have fun going around Piedmont Park.

Shashwat Gupta

You can see worlds longest escalators. Seeing live newsroom experience was awesome.

小咲

Very interesting tour, and we had a very funny and nice tour guide!

Weyam Rushdi

Great experience at the CNN Studio Tours. Our guide, Bryant, was very informative. If you're visiting Atlanta, i strongly suggest you add the CNN Studio Tours to your go to list. The only thing I failed to understand was: why were there so many police officers accompanying us throughout our CNN tour? The security there was literally more than in airports.

Dionne Fields

CNN news channel is one of my favorite daily news networks to watch every day. I have visit the CNN center near Centennial Olympic park twice it a nice place to visit downtown of Atlanta, Georgia. The entire CNN tour was very educational and the tickets were very reasonable. I wish finding a place to park my car, was not so far and the parking meters were all full. The CNN center is truly one of the most beautiful building downtown of Atlanta, Georgia.

Raymond Martin

It was quite interesting to tour the CNN Headquarters and see it's operations.

Pratik Tamakuwala

55 minutes tour of CNN. A quick tour gives idea of efforts taken for broadcasting news. Nothing much interesting to see...The tour covers only walk through from the CNN studio and you can see ongoing recording from distance separated by glass walls. Probably good place for kids for visiting and learning.. ticket cost is around 17$.

Two Toned

This experience was not good. Made a reservation (not needed for us but we did anyway). The parking garage is across the street. The tour is to the right near the Cartoon Network store (no signs to show where to go). When you get there you have to go through metal detectors that make you take off your belts. Then they rush you up the escalator which is the longest in world (best part of the tour). Afterwards they take your photo and sit you in a room full of TV's to watch the news. They then take you into a green room where you can take photos. After that, no photos allowed. They walk around and show you photos of the anchors, look through a glass and see everyone on their computers working (lots of people were just talking with eachother). They sit you down again and they show more news on TV's and their mobile app. They then take you to a wall with a big glass. You can see two anchors from Headline News do a live show for about two minutes (we did early morning). Then they walk you pass another area where you can look through the glass and see people on their computers. That's it. I was so excited to see this place because I love CNN. This place let me down. I felt I wasted 40 minutes of my time and I am definitely not satisfied. I wish we would've did something else, anything else. Maybe play in the parking garage :)

Nita Love

Absolutely amazing!!!!! Superbly impressive experience!!!!! Staff very friendly and helpful! Saw celebrities who were simply passing through the food court! Saw programs being recorded in front of us, the "Studio Audience"! Fantastic souvenir shop with all kinds of tv show t shirts, bottle openers, key chains, lanyards and what-nots!!! I will definitely return!!!

Steven Nguyen

Interesting, we can enjoy with CNN show and learn some more about history

Dinesh Markana

Total waste of time and money, did not even show live broadcasting or live studio, only shows computer room where all guys collect news. DO NOT GO TO CNN Tour, my recommendation , $17 fee is a huge rip off for 45 minutes of walking through 4 rooms, I am going to contact them for Refund. Extremely disappointed. Our guide was good but did not show anything worth of 45 minutes and $17.

Christina Sosa

Very informative tour with very friendly staff.

DCVB17

Interesting! Really good tour for the money. Would have been better but most anchors were in the field covering the storm.

Sydney Bailey

The CNN tour is a joke... don’t spend your money... we were crammed into a group of 50 plus and there was not enough room for anyone to see or hear anything, however the things we did hear were all about how cool the center was before CNN bought it, for example there used to be a ice rink, movie theater, ETC. Seriously this place was so much cooler before they owned it!

Antoine G. Augustin

This tour was really nice, our tour guy was full of energy and did a great job explaining everything! If you haven’t experience this, I highly recommend doing it at least once.

Tim Jenks

Not worth the admission price ($15 pp). You only see a few of the studios and the newsroom from above, and the studios were could see were empty. The one studio that was actually filming, they had put up walls so you couldn't see anything. The whole thing is less than an hour, but between all the walking, introductions, and photo taking that they try to sell you at the end, the content is only about 15 mins. Go do the Coke World tour instead.

Isaac Paiz

If You are in Atlanta this is one of the “A Must” do attractions not only is educational but also very interesting tour. The tour will introduce you to a behind the scenes kind of tour where you can enjoy some of the history as to how this huge Cable News Network was created. You will also be using the longest stand alone escalators around the world (pretty cool) and once you finish the tour you will be able to get some food in the food court with plenty of options! One thing I will have to mention is that you are only allowed to take pictures on the beginning of the tour and once you pass the third stage photos are not allowed and phones must be kept away. It is just amazing to be able to get so close to where some of the biggest news are air live every day. @Isaacpaiz

Nook Husky

- Cool tour in a neat building - Do not understand why they do not allow photos/videos in a TV production facility - Invasive security inspection prior to entry - Security follows you everywhere like you are a shoplifter--unclear why other than the general threat of some nut-job

Jeremy Grubb

Awesome. It's cool too get to see behind the scenes. Well worth it. A must do if you have a down day in Atlanta.

victoria yungthiersch

If you have never seen a broadcast station, it is ok to pay $15 for a 50-60 min tour. The building itself is quite ugly with even worse selection of cheap eats inside, why can’t they put something remotely modern hip and fun like Ponce City Market inside the big atrium? The tour guy was informative and efficient, I had more fun touring the world of Coca Cola.

Decoy King

I was really disappointed to be honest. I expected this tour to take a lot more time than it did. And most of the tour you are not allowed to take pictures. I think the price for the pictures did they take is truly ridiculous. They are charging $35 for two pictures. If you already purchased this city pass then you'll get in free however I would not purchase this on its own.

Rachel Stewart

Choose the aquarium! This ones buh-oh-ring. (Read it aloud!) Watching the TV station itself is better.

Richard Griffiths

Terrific tour of a remarkable news organization. We all miss Tony Bourdain.

adrian johnson

Nice to see how the TV programs work behind the scenes.

Brandi McNeely

It was an interesting tour, i would recommend going if you're in town.

Gerry Brown

Loved the tour. Not necessarily where I get my news, but enjoyed the behind the scenes.

Matthew Kemble

Had time to waste when waiting to go into aquarium. Thought it would be an interesting tour but I learned nothing and it was a waste of money.

Sarah Hartman

The tour was interesting to start, but as you go through you get the feeling you’re not seeing anything. You only get to see the outside of some studios but don’t go inside any. The security guard had a complex and was quite rude. Overall slightly unenjoyable and not worth the $15.

Willie Weeks

A great place to visit; with good food and shopping.

Space Ghost

This place is full of history...take a tour...you'll be glad you did.

Antonio Bernat

If you have nothing to do and have some spare money to throw away go to the food court and eat something, but do yourself a favor and DO NOT!!!! take the tour it is a complete waste of money. You will actually be paying to go about 8 flights of stairs and watch some desk, monitors and chairs. They do not let you take pictures after the second stop but honestly, there’s nothing interesting to take pictures of. The most interesting part of the tour was looking at the model of the original building.

Victor Anaya

I did the VIP tour and if you're really fascinated with the news, it's worth your money. Smaller group and more to see. I loved the entire thing (including the world's longest escalator!). If you can go on a weekday or in the off-season its much nicer. Seems like a lot of schools and tour groups come here so it can get pretty loud and crowded. I also recommend getting your ticket ahead of time as the lines can get pretty long for tickets.

William Huber

Seems fitting that the studio was a former indoor amusement park, it's full of clowns that call themselves journalists. One thing that's for sure, it's the capital for Fake News.

Nilesh Boddapati

Waste of time and money... We don’t get to see any live recording or show it’s just a 45 min walk and our tour guide was not knowledgeable to answer any questions which is a rip off Ps: No photography allowed during the tours

Wayne Masters Jr

Despite the fact the media being in a tailspin for integrity, this was a really interesting tour. I miss the days of Bernie Shaw, Chuck Roberts, Bobbi Batista...and so many others. The good days of CNN.

An Michele

I 100% enjoyed the tour. Our guide was well informed and engaging. The tour is 50 min long and is worth the money.

Aykut Ulug

If you have city pass it worths. Overall it’s below average tour. Security guards needs to change their attitude to the visitor. You pay money to have fun and learn new things about media but they act like a boss there and make you feel bad.

Blanche Henderson

Since we had some time in Atlanta before we took our flight the next day, we went to Atlanta downtown to spend the afternoon. Went into CNN HQ building without any serious plans and found this tour was available.We took this interesting tour which is of approx 1 hour duration. Photo opportunities are restriced to the first 20 minutes or so and don't go there to click some newsroom shots, as it is not permitted, and moreover they don't take us inside newsrooms.However we saw a live news happening from outside of the studio. Got to know some real interesting stuff about newsrooms.

Donna Smith

Tour was fantastic. No photos allowed, but it was neat to see news in action. The building is huge and the world's longest escalator is indeed a long ride. It was worth going. Lots of food places to eat and relax as well.

Sovanna Pouv

I had an amazing time at the CNN Center. A friend of mine works at the center so I was able to enjoy a tour during the off hours which gave me time to fully enjoy what it had to offer. I was able to see I live broadcast as well. Worth the visit.

Timmy Ross

Decent tour with some pretty cool things. You can’t take picture though so that sucks. I also feel like it should be $10 instead of $15 for what you get but I had a good time nonetheless.

Amanda W

Sooooo, I'm just going to put it out there, DO NOT waste your time and money visiting CNN. It's not worth it. Once you visit the Aquarium and the Coca Cola Museum, you come here and it's a downer! The young lady talks the whole time. Not interactive and you do not see people on set. Not a good experience at all. For a family of four with tax I spend over $60. That was a waste of money. I do not recommend anyone to visit. Just do yourself a favor and walk through the building, first floor and you'll enough!

Kalenah Arif

Newly updated.. Several food options. Interesting for visitors to see behind the scenes.

Lindsey Riley

Really fun experience that would be great for anyone of any age to tour. My reason for four stars is because of the restrictions on photo taking on the tour. As a journalism major who understands a few things about a newsroom, I didn’t see anything so secret that guests can’t share with their friends. Otherwise, it is a great activity if you have an extra hour or two in Atlanta.

jesper

Nice short tour, great insight into the world of tv

Eadmund Baigeant

My absolute favorite part of exploring Atlanta and I think this is my favorite aquarium of all time. The whale sharks and manta rays are truly an amazing sight and I actually spent maybe 30-45 minutes, just sitting on the steps watching them swim by. If you want to see the whale sharks/manta rays closer, head to the Ocean Ballroom, where they have a window into the same aquarium. As the day goes by, this area is going to get really crowded so I would only suggest coming here when they open. There's so many other exhibits and even a sea lion and dolphin show! My visit lasted 4 hours but you can definitely do it faster. Just come early if you want to avoid all the crowds and the kids.

S Charles

We did the VIP tour which I think was worth about $5. We didn't see much more than hallways and one empty studio. Very disappointing!

Cory Klopotic

It was okay. Nothing news worthy. As you can see in most of the posted photos, the long escalator was probably the highlight of the tour. Turns out that is the longest free standing escalator in the world. So you can justify your admission fee for the tour as getting to "ride the world's longest free standing escalator"

Miss Lady Yannick

Leanah (from Savannah ;)) was absolutely great on our group tour. She doesn't allow some time to get bored. I've liked CNN even more since my visit of their studios. I really recommend to go there.

Stacy Durant

This was a really fun tour, the tour guide Matthew was humorous and very informative.

Kimberly Ibrahim

Something you don't get to do everyday; unless you work there

Vinod Kumar

Recently me and my friend went to Atlanta. As part Atlanta City Pass we got a ticket to visit CNN Studio. It has got an escalator which doesn’t have any support in between which is kind of a record. But it is too small width wise. Photos …

Hot Eats and Cool Reads

Our visit to the CNN Center in Atlanta was a blast! We started off with the VIP tour of the building which includes access to live news rooms, control rooms and so much more. I recommend spending the extra money for this tour versus the basic tour. Did you know that the escalator pictured above in the largest free standing escalator in the world according to the Guinness Book of World Records? Such a fun experience just for that alone.

李赟勃

Very neat to see the CNN process in action, and we had a great and enthusiastic tour guide to make the experience that much better. The escalator to the top of the globe(the world's longest freestanding escalator) is absolutely terrifying, you can feel it shake below your feet multiple times on the way up, and if you fall down it you are pretty much dead. So hold on.

Carla Woods

I work in here so it's great place for food and great tourist attraction. Come try Burgerfi great burger and hand cut fries

Ken Klinckman

Very interesting all the things that go on behind the scenes

Jorge Alberto

This tour was alright. If your a person who has no clue how the world of television works this may be vaguely entertaining. I felt the tour could have been a little longer and perhaps more interactive. Like have us try and read a line and see what we look like on camera

Enma A

Not worth paying for on it's own The staff was nice ,only do this if you have a city pass. If you don't know what a city pass is looking up saves you over 50 dollars. Impressive view but the tour was short. I expected more.

Ryce YU

The experience was amazing. I enjoyed the tour and being able to see some behind the scenes areas and staff. I can't wait to go back.

Parth Patel

Just wanted to post a better picture of the CNN tower. Let's hope this goes as a cover picture

Luis Suarez

**Mary Adams** was amazing! She breakdown everything about CNN studios. I was lucky to have her guiding the tour, plus the group of tourist I was with was great! Recommend for those interested in journalism or media in general.

Theresa Ciullo

I would give it zero stars but not an option. Awful. Nothing interesting, no content, they drag you down 8 flights of stairs and along the way you see a teleprompter and a couple of cameras and people sitting at their desks. Don't waste your money.

Beverly Booker

We were lucky enough to take a CNN studio tour just before the Super Bowl. Do you have anything tour was only made better by all of the excitement in the air due to the Super Bowl. The CNN Center has undergone a recent refurbishment and getting ready for the Super Bowl so it is prime for all Taurus now.

Jacob Wysko

The CNN Studio Tour is very interesting! They bring you through many parts of the building, showcasing sets, equipment, and technology they use. If you ever get a chance to go to the CNN building, this 50 minute tour shows you the behind-the-scenes look.

Ebola Outbreak Map. COM

enjoyed the visit while we were in atlanta stopped by CNN building to take a short tour. very nice building enjoyed talking with all the folks there. you know with the current ebola outbreak in congo its good to watch CNN to keep up with ebola virus outbreaks in africa.

Rugged Joe

Cool way to see what’s behind the scene of a CNN broadcast! Love the initial room where we can here the show directors running the show at the background. Can be more interesting and interactive.

Firoz Rasheed

Just stay away from this if you are not a journalist who wants to see a mock workplace. also If you have small kids with you, this is not the place for you. It’s TOO HOT inside and a waste of 1 hour standing and walking to see some TVs and Workstations same as your office cublicles!

The Ansahs

Interesting experience, tour guide was energetic and pretty knowledgeable, lots of food options.

Tim O'Sullivan

This is a fabulous 'Behind the scenes' tour. You start your tour by travelling on the worlds longest escalator and get to see how things work on this pop-ular 24 hour news channel. Sadly you are not allowed to take pictures, but it's well worth the price of admission.

Shi Jing

In our tour this afternoon, a family was forced to leave the tour in the middle just because the father asked a question during the Q&A, asking “why there’s still wrong news if there’s a fact checking team”. Then the tour guides like “ never heard of this. Don’t know what you are talking about. this tour might not fit for you” then asked them to leave with 2 security guards. Well this might not be the most friendly question but not that unfriendly as well. I’m just shocked by how they treated the tourists. If they don’t want questions, just don’t ask”is there any question” at end of each section. I still don’t understand what just happened but I guess all I can suggest is that don’t ask any question here. Other than that, it’s not a very interesting tour, not many details or insights. If it comes with your city pass you can come. If not, it’s ok to pass this site.

Jay Taylor

It was awesome to see behind the scenes of the news agency and how everything works. The only thing I didn't enjoy about it were some of the people not following the rules about the use of cell phones during the tour, but that can't really be helped. I really recommend this to anyone who has any sort of interest.

Toyuna Grant

Our tour guide was very informative. We loved leaning about what goes into making the news everyday

Nicole V

The tour was interesting but seemed a little short. It was very cool to get to look down into the newsroom.

Agnes Roter

V little access. This tour should not call itself “behind the scenes”. NBC Studios in NYC does a phenomenal job by comparison. Go see that tour.

manar ds

I would not spend $30 for two people to take this tour. This is definitely overpriced compared to what you get to see - CNN staffs working in a fish bowl - some hanging TV cameras and monitors - some fun facts and average videos - no photos are allowed. Finally, comes the worst part - they take your podium photo and print them in an album and ask for $35-$50 more - seriously what's the point of this business? They are going to trash those already 'printed' photo albums if we decline to accept them - as we did.

Raulson Sequeira

Had a good experience at the CNN Studio Tours. It’s almost an hour tour where they show different areas of the studio: the meteorological department and other famous shows studio. Our tour guide was very informative and answered every question that people had. They also showed us the actual office where people work. We overlook through a glass window. They have a good gift shop as well.

Karen Marzullo

I had my two teenage daughters with me and we all enjoyed this tour. Dont know if young kids would enjoy it so much. But it was very interesting.