It is well worth checking out....during the tour actors come along and stage a scene where you can be part of show...it is fun and I believe you will enjoy it. At the end of the tour you can purchase a variety of items displaying Al Capone....

Good way to tell the history of the the town to make it interesting for all ages. I went with my daughters grade 5 class and we had a blast. The storytelling and acting was very good.

A great living history re-enactment of the Tunnels underground in downtown Moose Jaw SK. There are different tunnels to explore on different topics. One covers the Chinese immigrants to the area to help build the railroad. The other covers bootlegging and Al Capone. A bit on the expensive side last time we went. To do one tunnel tour takes an... More

We took in both of the tunnel tours. I can't say too much about them - what happens in the tunnels, stays in the tunnels!! Very interesting and the tour guides made this a fun experience. I highly recommend both these tours.

We had no idea, that this was an interactive tour! But it was great fun, the characters are lots of fun, and have a great sense of humour! Very enjoyable! The tour is about 50 minutes long.

The Passage to Fortune tour was very interesting, but if you're looking for some fun, the Capone tour is very exciting!

The highway closed down due to weather conditions, my husband and I were stuck in town for a day. I have driven through but have never explored this attraction. We were pleasantly surprised by the thought and detail that were put into the venue. The guides did a great job as well. Neat place.

If you are after the historical facts, read the documents on the wall, there is a lot of information about both Capone and the Chinese Immigrants. If you would like a fun show and the opportunity to walk through the tunnels this would be the ticket for you.

Our kids 9 and 11 loved both the Chinese and Al Capone tours. I highly recommend both. I loved that they came out with some appreciation of discrimination the "Coulees" faced. I know the boys favorite was the Capone tour as it has guns, more secret doors, etc. Get into it and let the kids act the part!