Breaking Bad RV Tours

I stopped by Albuquerque just for a few hours just for this tour. It’s better than expected and even included admission for the small Breaking Bad museum, a breakfast burrito, and a drink. The staff were funny and accommodating. It was 3.5 hours long but entertaining the entire time. They even did something special for the birthday folks. We went to many filming locations and it made me want to rewatch the show all over again!

Definitely a great tour, whether you've seen the show or not. But it's also way better if you're a geek about it! Getting to see locations was really cool but a huge bonus was their storytelling and showing clips during the drive between stops as a refresher and to see the location in action, really bringing the tour to life. Absolutely a must do for all fans

It’s amazing to attend this tour as a breaking bad/ better call Saul fan. The tour guide tells the fun facts during the shooting and how the amazing scenes are produced. What a lovely experience.

I had followed the FB page for a minute and when me and the family were passing through Alberquerque, I booked us a tour. The RV was setup nice to get you in the mood, if you're a fan of the BB universe it's easily worth the $95 to check out the famous filming locations. (Tour ran almost 4 hours) My favorite stop was having a chicken sandwich at Twisters(Los Pollos Hermanos) followed by the Car wash that actually has a BB vending machine. I also got to flip the bird to the current tenant of Jessie and Jane's Duplex. He flipped us off first and the guide assured us he does it regularly and doesn't like the tour making a spectacle of his duplex. I missed meeting Combo by a day, as he was a special guest the day before, but they said they get cast members popping in unexpectedly frequently so you never know who might show up. All in all, it was a great time for this Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul fanatic!

We had an incredible Breaking Bad tour thanks to Frank. He made it fun and interactive. He explained the iconic scenes and locations in detail. His passion, interest, and experience in the film industry are evident. I highly recommend his services and would definitely go back for the Better Call Saul tour.

We had a blast with Frank and Pete. They offer the big RV and depending on how many people they will also have a SUV with people following behind. It was fun, informative, and we hit a lot of spots. They really did try to make it special. I like how they lit the smoke bomb on top of the camper to make it look like they were cooking meth, lol. They also supplied us with a little burrito for lunch. They were quite a few places around still, but Some will be leaving soon. We enjoyed it and we met some really fun people on the tour. I WOULD RECOMMEND

I went on the Breaking Bad RV Tour recently as a fan of the series. The husband-and-wife team guiding the tour were genuinely likable, down-to-earth people with impressive knowledge of the shows, actors, storylines, and behind-the-scenes details. Their passion and immersion in the material really came through, and the ride in the replica RV was comfortable and fun. It was enjoyable overall, and I appreciated the stops where we could get out, like Los Pollos Hermanos (with a light breakfast/lunch), the car wash, and outside the laundromat/super lab. That said, several things kept this from being a higher-rated experience. During the online booking process, I was prompted to leave a tip before any service had ever been rendered, which felt presumptuous and off-putting. Toward the end of the tour, there was heavy solicitation for positive reviews on various platforms (Google, TripAdvisor, etc.), which came across as pushy and made the experience feel less authentic and more "touristy." Organic feedback should come naturally from a great service, not be requested repeatedly. Finally, while the tour hits around 20 locations, most are drive-by views with few actual stops or opportunities to go inside. For $95, it's essentially a convenient guided drive that fans could largely replicate themselves using maps/apps, plus a meal and some clips—fun, yes, but not exceptional value. If you're a die-hard fan and want the guided commentary plus the RV novelty, it's worth doing. But for me, the tip/review pressure and limited interactivity dropped it to three stars. -------------------------------------- Edit: I am editing this review to two stars due to the owner's response. The owner inaccurately states, quote; "so to state that it’s a drive-by tour is not accurate." Nowhere in my review above do I state that. My exact quote is; "Finally, while the tour hits around 20 locations, most are drive-by views with few actual stops or opportunities to go inside." Most is the operative word. Of the 20 locations, we got out at 4. That is 20% by my math - meaning that at 80% we don't get out. I'm confident in using the word "most" to describe this. I further stated - again an exact quote: "For $95, it's essentially a convenient guided drive that fans could largely replicate themselves using maps/apps, plus a meal and some clips—fun, yes, but not exceptional value." Operative words in that quote are 'essentially', and 'largely'. I thought I took a fair and balanced approach to the review... however, since you want to take the time to get online and misrepresent what I stated, I am happy to get online and knock off a star. I'm happy to create accounts on other platforms to review there as well, since it was asked for.

Great tour with awesome guides. If you’re a breaking bad fan this is a must. Guides were very friendly, hospitable, and fun. Well worth the ticket price, we saw tons of filming locations had breakfast burritos at los pollos hermanos, and admission to the Breaking Bad museum was all included. Played some trivia on the tour and won some BB swag.