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Oct 30, 2024
Shae was great. We had an excellent time with her on the boat tour. Her jokes were a added bonus to the tour.I would highly recommend going. Full review by Sightsee30836124093
Oct 27, 2024
Great time we really enjoy Caption tsunami. Highly recommended trip. I did a 25 years ago and it's better today......Beat adventure in the Dells.... Full review by Randal Lee O
Oct 27, 2024
The tour goes by so quick, but you get lots of information, and Destiny was very funny, gave us time to ask questions, and answered them very well! She is the best Duck Driver I could have asked for! Full review by Alaina S
During July what is the latest times the tour starts?
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During the summer months, Dells Army Ducks depart every 15-20 minutes daily for a one-hour duck boat tour. Passengers arriving during the busy season from Memorial Day until …
During the summer months, Dells Army Ducks depart every 15-20 minutes daily for a one-hour duck boat tour. Passengers arriving during the busy season from Memorial Day until Labor Day are usually on a tour in 10 – 30 minutes after receiving their tickets. Memorial Day to Labor Day hours are from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m.
We ordered on-line which "saved" us $5-6. There were also savings coupons in our hotel for the same amount. I paid $86 for a family of 4. I remember there were different prices for all …
We ordered on-line which "saved" us $5-6. There were also savings coupons in our hotel for the same amount. I paid $86 for a family of 4. I remember there were different prices for all of us, adults, young kids and older kids.
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Ducks are amphibious landing craft that the military used during World War II. They are support vehicles that were used to transport troops and supplies from ship to shore....
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