Visitor Tours
All tours include the cost of transportation, admission and ticket fees, professional tour guides, taxes and gratuities. Tour tickets will be in your registration packet for pickup on-site. Tours will depart from and return to the San Antonio Convention Center. Tours are subject to cancellation if minimum participation is not met. In case of cancellation, participants will be notified in advance and a full refund will be given. Prices shown are for pre-registration; tickets will be sold on-site on a space-available basis, and prices will be higher. Children are welcome (infants at no charge) at the regular ticket price if the child is old enough to require their own seat.
Tortilla 101
Wednesday, January 27 - 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Ticket Price: $55.00 per person
Take a short open-air trolley ride to the Historic Sunset Station in St. Paul Square where you will be treated to a demonstration of Southwestern cuisine! Aldaco’s Mexican Cuisine at Sunset Station will be your host and guide in this traditional cooking class where you will learn about the culinary artistry of the trade of making the perfect enchilada, authentic tortillas, delicious and fresh guacamole and of course margaritas! Guests will dine on their own creations with a little help from Aldaco’s Executive Chef and professional staff. Lunch is provided.
Celebrating San Antonio
Thursday, January 28 - 12:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Ticket Price: $55.00 per person
This tour is your chance to see a sampling of all that the beautiful and historic city of San Antonio has to offer. You will start your journey with a brief tour of the Alamo and surrounding grounds. The trip will continue with a drive through what is widely considered to be the most beautiful neighborhood in all of Texas, the King William Historic District. Next, you will visit Mission San Jose established in 1970 as the showpiece of the San Antonio Missions National Historic Park. Finally, you will drive by the San Fernando Cathedral on your way to the El Mercado or Mexican Market with numerous quaint shops where you can browse and grab a bite to eat.
Fredericksburg – Jewel of the Hill Country
Friday, January 29 - 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Ticket Price: $70.00 per person
With its wide historic Main Street lined with restored 19th century buildings, Fredericksburg has retained much of the historic fabric from its settling by German immigrants over 150 years ago. With hundreds of specialty shops, along with the Pioneer Museum Complex and Admiral Chester Nimitz Museum of the Pacific War, there is something for everyone. Guests will also enjoy a stop at the Texas Hills Vineyards where you’ll enjoy a wine tasting at one of the Texas Hill Country’s best vineyards. Your last stop is the tiny hamlet of Lukenbach, the town where “Everybody’s Somebody.” Established as a Trading Post in 1849, it’s one of the oldest settlements in the county.
Strolling Along the Riverwalk
Saturday, January 30 - 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Ticket Price: $15.00 per person
On the last day of the Convention take an opportunity to see some of the most historical attractions in the city. From the Alamo to the Buckhorn Saloon and Museum, you’ll see it all while on your guided “Riverwalk”.