Ultimate Hollywood Tours

Davey Crockett

Not as advertised. We booked through “ultimate” for an open air bus tour. When we got to the location indicated in the email, it was actually a “Hollywood bus tours” stand. They loaded us in a regular sprinter van and off we went. No open air buzzes we on site though other companies were operating some down the street. It appears that the same company was just operating under multiple banners. We got there a few minutes before the start and though we booked 2 tickets together, we were told it was “first come first served” and we were separated on the bus. The hard top van and positioning on the right side of the bus made it difficult to see most of the sites which were on the left hand. Overall, a misrepresented and disappointing experience.

Chelsie Holland

Ryan was our guide. He was personable and hilarious. We went through so much in about 2 hours. My husband didn’t want to go saying he didn’t think it was worth the money and we could see everything on our own. I ignored his rant and bought the tickets anyway and he ended up having more fun than any of us. Ryan was in an episode of Terminal List and my kids thought he had the coolest stories. My daughter woke up and actually said “I hope we see Ryan again today”. This was probably the best part of our trip.

Jordan Lakin

Overall good experience, tour guide had excellent knowledge and made it interesting rather than going through the regular boring stats. We toured Hollywood, Rodeo Drive, Sunset Boulevard, Beverley Hills, and the Hollywood Sign.

Rebecca Lower

This was a fun tour. It goes really fast though, so be prepared. They take you through alot of neighborhoods to see various houses which I thought was fun. It's hard to see most of them since the people who live in them want privacy. We saw Bob Barker in his drive way. It all depends on what your expectations are. We only got out of the van once on a scenic overlook, so there is not much walking.