Savannah History Tour + Game Show

Explore Savannah's historic district on The Game Show Trolley, where history meets a 1960s game show. We take the best parts of a history tour and put it inside of a game show. There's buzzers on every bench; there's trivia, games, and prizes; and a game show host leading the way. This 75-minute history tour makes you a contestant, making learning about Savannah's rich history a fun experience for everyone. Perfect for families, friends, and groups looking for a unique outing. Whether you win bragging rights or just enjoy the ride, it's a memorable way to discover the charm of Savannah. - The only locally owned trolley company in Savannah (really!) - Get a chance to win your ticket money back! -75 minutes of engaging game show fun while touring Savannah - Compete in trivia and challenges as you learn the city's history - Suitable for all ages; recommended for 8 and up with adult supervision - Air-conditioned trolley with a maximum capacity of 24 guests

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   Savannah Historic District

   1.3 hours

   Our trolley will pick you up in the Visitor Center parking lot. We drive throughout Savannah's historic district and its squares, sharing the history of the city. You see the architecture, the squares, and the river. The history is presented within a 1960s game show. There's buzzers on every bench, trivia, prizes, and a game show host. You even get a chance to win your ticket money back. All in the service of having the most entertaining history tour in Savannah.

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   Historic River Street

   Pass by

   In our history tour, we make sure to drive the length of River street to talk about our historic relationship to the river system and trade.

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   Johnson Square

   Pass by

   entering each square unlocks new stories and fun trivia. Here, we talk about Nathaniel Greene, Christ Church Episcopal, and the original plan for the city

4. 4

   Ellis Square

   Pass by

   Entering this historic square unlocks new stories and fun trivia. We talk about the early farmer's market, the fires that spread through the city, and the very first African Baptist church in the United States

5. 5

   Telfair Square

   Pass by

   We see the Telfair Mansion and the Jepson Museum and talk about the history of art and philanthropy in the city

6. 6

   Wright Square

   Pass by

   We talk about William Gordon Lowe and Chief Tomochichi

7. 7

   Chippewa Square

   Pass by

   We pass locations shot in Forrest Gump, talk movies in Savannah and the monument to Oglethorpe

8. 8

   Madison Square

   Pass by

   We talk about the Sorel Weed House, the Green Meldrim House, and the civil war

9. 9

   Monterey Square

   Pass by

   We see the Mercer-Williams house and talk about Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil

10. 10

    Forsyth Park

    Pass by

    We see the Forsyth fountain and the war memorial in the park. Then we pass by the oldest live oak in Savannah

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    Lafayette Square

    Pass by

    We talk about the Girl Scouts, Juliet Gordon Lowe and Flannery O'Connor

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    Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

    Pass by

    We talk about Catholicism in Savannah and pass by the cathedral

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    Colonial Park Cemetery

    Pass by

    We talk about the oldest cemetery in Savannah and discuss its historical significance and important figured buried there

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    Reynolds Square

    Pass by

    We pass Leopold's Ice Cream and talk about the Old Pink House and our favorite restaurants in Savannah

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Audio amplification over speakers

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.