San Diego: City Lights Night Tour by Trolley

⭐ San Diego: City Lights Night Tour by Trolley offers the opportunity to see San Diego's dazzling city lights at night, including the illuminated Gaslamp Quarter, Balboa Park, and the lights from Tijuana, Mexico.

Highlights

1. See the Historic Gaslamp Quarter, Balboa Park, Embarcadero's bayfront views, and Maritime Museum's Star of India tall ship all illuminated at night. 💡
2. Head to the top of the Coronado Bridge to see the magical lights coming from Tijuana, Mexico. 🌟
3. Take a 20-minute stop at Coronado’s Ferry Landing for city skyline views and great photo opportunities. 📸

📍 Location
Old Town Trolley Tours, San Diego

Description
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure as you dive headfirst into the exhilarating San Diego nightlife! Brace yourself to be utterly mesmerized by the enchanting lights on the City Lights Night Tour. Prepare to have your breath taken away by the dazzling Gaslamp Quarter, the magnificent Balboa Park, and the awe-inspiring sights from the summit of the Coronado Bridge. Oh, and don't you dare forget your camera, because you absolutely cannot miss the opportunity to capture the stunning city skyline from the extraordinary Coronado’s Ferry Landing. Hurry up and join this incredible experience, where you'll be fully immersed in the pulsating lights and the electrifying atmosphere of San Diego after dark! Plus, rest assured that the tour is wheelchair accessible, so everyone can come along and join the excitement!

📝 Additional info

• Paid parking is offered at Seaport Village
• Wheelchair users must reserve accessible trolleys in advance by calling 619 298-8687
• Present smartphone voucher at Old Town Trolley Tours booth in Seaport Village
• Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis
• Show ticket at Top of the Hyatt for 50% off wine after the tour (valid from 21:00-24:00 in the evening), limit of 3 per ticket, not available on holidays
• Comfortable shoes and a jacket recommended for the walking tour, as it may be cooler at night
• Cancellations, delays, or detours may occur due to holidays, special events, or traffic conditions