We've been on several underground tours in different cities but this was terrible. Five minutes after it began we wanted it to stop. The actors did a good job and even the story was somewhat interesting. It was the script writing that was really awful. There is a cool story here but it's just told very badly. The animatronic people... more

After hearing so much of the tunnels we thought we would check them out. We only had time to do one so we did the one about Al Capone and the bootleggers. I wish we had taken the other tour as I have heard good things about the Passage of Fourtune! This one was a bit of a dissapointment and... more

We took the Chicago version of the tour. My son was a little worried by the warning sign that suggested it would be scary - and I asked what it entailed, and they mentioned gunshots, doors slamming, people trying to scare you but in retrospect it was very tame and not something to worry much about. So long as you... more

What a great sidetrip during our cross prairie drive! After hearing much about this attraction I was excited to see it, but unsure of what to expect. We were very pleasantly surprised. The Passage to Fortune tour (about Chinese immigrants) is a very emotional and sad journey through Canada's past. It is eye opening and a good reminder/lesson to us... more

My wife and I did both tunnels tours and although both were done well we liked the Passage to Fortune tour the best. There was more history involved in that tour and seemed more realistic. The young lady who did our tour was excellent. We thought the price of $44 for the two of us for both tours was very... more

I had no idea that Moose Jaw was such a tourist destination. Staying with relatives in Regina, we did the 1 hr drive down the highway to visit the Tunnels and the Western Diversification Museum (which has a dumb title but was actually really neat!). The Moose Jaw tunnels are a bit cheesy, but really fun and worth the trip.... more

The Tunnels of Moose Jaw was an interesting trip back into Canadian history that I was unfamiliar with. The tour itself was fun, however, the beginning of the tour starts off in a huge, open room (set to be a bar), the hostess, Fanny and the bartender are talking to the group over an unnecessarily loud and booming piano. Gus,... more

We just came back from seeing the tunnels, both shows were very well presented, lasting about 50 minutes per tour. Best to arrive a few minutes early and to reserve as they only take about 15 people per tour. We had booked ahead on their website. We did the passage of fortune first. You leave the ticket area and go... more

Attended the Passage to Fortune, led by Greg, about the Chinese immigrant experience. It was educational and interesting. Extremely well done and quite sensitive. more