This tour is very informative and you get to see a lot of Key West. However the trains are VERY uncomfortable (I'm only 5'6" and I had bruises on my knees from being smushed in) and they don't stop. I highly reccomend taking the trolley instead which allows you to get off and enjoy the sights instead of just buzzing... more

During June, Monroe County residents ride for free, so we took the train yesterday. The last time I had ridden the train was in the early 1960's when there were still submarines in KW and everyone was asked to put their cameras away on the Naval Base! My boyfriend is tall and felt jammed into the seat with no leg... more

If you like history and site seeing this is a nice ride. My biggest complaint is that they go so fast you only get a quick introduction to Key West history. Not even enough time to snap photos. They do point out architecture, and foliage not commonly found elsewhere. Even though its not air conditioned the shade and breeze make... more

This was $27 a person. trust me, take the money and got to eat at 7 Fish or some other local restaurant. The trip was uncomfortable, not very interesting and if you just take some time on a bike with a map you will see everything anyway. more

Very Informative and gives you a good layout of where things are. However, they were not allowed to stop and you were taking pictures from the train. No leg room. more

We enjoyed the train ride throughout the town and learning some of it's history. A great way to see the whole island. Our tour guide was very knowledegable and always making jokes. more

Great Way to see Key West and then decide if you want to take individual tours of the various houses and museums. Chris was well informed. If you want to be getting off and taking pictures, take the trolley, you get the same tour but can exit at various stops. We liked the train the best so we had more... more

Maybe it was the Rum Runners we had at Hog's Breath beforehand, but 4 of us 40-somethings really enjoyed the Conch Tour Train when we last visited Key West.(we had all been to Key West several times, but had not taken the tour before). The tour guide was entertaining and we found the train was a great way to get... more

At $20 - they should've stopped and allowed folks to take pictures. It's an hour and half up and down the same streets. There was some good information - but not way worth the price. Our AAA book from 2003 indicated it was only $14 (and that would've been worth it). more