Duck Amphibious Sightseeing

We've done this duck tour a couple of times. You drive through town, listen to the driver talk about history and other things to do. Then you hit the water. I want to specifically review our guide, Mike. He. Was. Awesome. The city stuff was all the same but we went on the last tour of the day at 7:30. He did the tour to make sure we got on the water for the sunset and he feeds the ducks and geese on the water. We spent quite a bit of time on the lake, which was beautiful, while he had these trained animals fly and land by the boat so he could feed them. It was really cool. I'd highly recommend you do the last tour of the night and ask for Mike. He made the experience what it was!

This was cool all the way around. Do this!

It was ok. The driver had a pretty much spot on Larry the Cable Guy impression he did the whole time, if that's not his actual voice. The historic info was nice, but I could have done without all the political jokes at the Clintons' expense. The big problem was the product placement. The driver mentioned, as I assume he was instructed, to mention going lots of places owned by the same owner. According to the lady at our hotel, the same guy owns the winery, the duck, T Rex laser tag, golf carts, wax museum, etc.nnWe like doing the ducks in various cities and I'm glad we did it, but so far, it was my least favorite duck.

Not what we expected. Drove through town to the water, a tiny focus on the historical district on the way back. Luckily our grandkids weren't with us to hear the jokes about monks swimming the river to get to the cathouse.