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The guide Arthur was terrific. Gave lots of info and even told personal stories he lived throughout his years. Really enjoyed this tour. Very informative. Big thank you to Arthur! You are the best!🤗

It was a very nice trip and Donna was extremely knowledgeable. We had beautiful weather and we were able to see some very nice properties from the boat.

I would highly recommend this tour. My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Ben our tour guide was knowledgeable and entertaining. Great way to see Kingston’s points of interest too.

We took this tour with friends to learn more about the spooky side of our hometown. It was informative and professional, with actors boarding the trolley at points along the route to add interest. Our guide Richard was excellent and knowledgeable. Overall good value.

Cool to see places that the general public can't see during the day. Tour guide J was Excellent and funny

Loved the cruise! RECOMMEND TO BRING BINOCULARS for greater enjoyment, although you’ll not be disappointed without them. The brunch was good and came with an assigned table for the duration of the cruise which made it very comfortable. Highly recommend this activity.

Excellent commentary as we sailed and nice music (singer playing six string guitar.) Plenty of shade and a small but nice upper observation deck. Service was very friendly but I found the meal disappointing. Would have preferred a simple sandwich and fruit to a heavy meal.

Rebecca was an amazing storyteller and we enjoyed every minute of this activity ! I highly recommend it . I didn’t bring my 12years old and I am glad cause it was spooky enough …!

This was a fantastic excursion and really gives you a deeper understanding of the importance of Kingston and the St. Lawrence Seaway in Canadian history. Although, it was a bit long (3 hours) and the seats on the upper deck are not very comfortable (make sure you get up from time to time) the overall experience is a great one. We also had some lovely musical entertainment to keep the tour going when the hostess was taking a break from talking. Bring a hat and sunscreen! And once the tour is done, take in a bite to eat at one of the many bistros and restaurants that Kingston has to offer in the downtown core.

Fast and easy to book and amazing experience. Good way to get to know Kingston. The trolley driver offers a very informative and sometimes humorous narrative about the history of the city.

Super interesting, we really enjoyed it Super professional guide

Our dinner cruise included music from The British Invasion Era! The band had pretty much everyone on board sing, and most of us sat at our tables dancing in our seats! A three course meal was provided, assigned seating. Booking online with extra fee will provide you with a window and relish plate. Beverages are extra, coffee, tea are not included with your meal. The servers are kind and friendly. The sunset was stunning, and seeing the island and the century cottages were a sight to definitely see! Thank you Captain Mel for keeping us between the markers. We were lucky, there was rain but only during dinner, and at the end as we reached the dock. My friend and I had a wonderful time!

We purchased the 72hour K-Pass. Best for our time here. We were able to book our tour for Friday. Loved the trolley. Not the same as the daytime runs. This was painted black. Richard was our guide, who we'd had as our guide that day as well as Bruce who was our guide of Kingston on Wednesday! What a nice surprise! The tour started with our first ghost!!! Surprise!! The tour guide takes you all over Kingston telling stories of people who have died and souls who are most likely NOT at rest. The tour includes actors portraying stories about individuals who lived and died in Kingston. Historic sites included Fort Henry, Rick wood Asylum and Kingston Penitentiary. I definitely recommend purchasing the Kpass to see all of the sites, museums, and the Ghost tour!!

The ship was very appealing, in the style of a Mississippi steamboat. Appropriately, live jazz music was played. The live commentary from Donna was very interesting. The scenery was spectacular. The food was very good and the service was very attentive.

What a lovely evening!My wife and I wanted to do something different while we were visiting Kingston so we decided on their sunset dinner cruise that we initially found on Travel Marketing . Boarding started at 6 PM with a underway time of 6:30 PM. The Ship was probably about 30% full. We paid extra for window seating. It seemed that everybody but two small parties did that as well. The center was open except for those two parties. We were whisked on board without issue and seated in the forward third of the ship. There was a lovely appetizer already set out for us. Our server for the most part was a young lady named Kat. Dan, was narrating the voyage and playing guitar. He was actually quite good! We ordered underway cocktails and a bottle of wine for our three hour tour. Our cocktails were well crafted and delicious! After our underway, the meal was served banquet style. Our salad course came out after getting underway. The salad was very tasty though very light on the dressing. I would almost say it wasn’t dressed, but was still tasty nonetheless. For our main courses, I ordered the braised short rib while my wife ordered their chicken supreme. There was also a salmon and vegetarian dish available. When the main courses were served, I was truly surprised and delighted. My braised short rib was absolutely delicious! My wife enjoyed her chicken supreme as well. Another thing we truly enjoyed during the course of the Cruise was the narration by Doug! He did a great job pointing out sites and giving delightful stories along the way. My wife decided to upgrade the dessert to their caramel carrot cheesecake while I stuck with the European cheesecake. Not sure what made it European, it tasted like any other cheesecake to me. The last half of the cruise was mostly music from Doug and some taped music as well. We pulled in near precisely three hours after we left. It was a terrific evening and well worth the dollars spent! We would certainly do it again sometime in the future!

Things to do when in Kingston: go on The Haunted Walk of Kingston and take the Queen’s University tour. If you’re lucky, you may get Liam as your guide. Of all the ghost tours that we’ve been on here, his has been the best. He was fun, he was engaging, he was knowledgeable, and the hour-and-change we spent on the tour literally flew by. 10/10 experience.