Really? If your idea of touring the Herradura plant is walking around and drinking Jimador tequila from a pop top can, then this is the attraction for you. You ride a train from Guadalajara to Tequila, Mexico then you board a bus to drive into the Herradura processing plant. From there you are herded around the property and offered one... more

Minutes ago we got back from the Tequila Express outing, and we are disappointed. It was a Mexican party, actually very little to do with tequila. If you are up for 10 hours of mariachis and alcoholic sweet sodas (yes, in cans like Sprite), then you might enjoy it. First, the train didn't leave until 11:30 am, after mariachi band... more

My fiance and I traveled to Guadalajara to check out the Tequila Express. This is a train that takes you to a tequila tour around the state of Jalisco and is well worth its $95pp. Hotel: In the city I would recommend statying at Hotel Frances downtown. It is a French Hotel and the oldest hotel in Guadalajara. It is... more

For my 40th birthday, my partner and two kids (9 and 11) and I spent the day on the Tequila Express trip. It was an all day affair, starting in the morning and not getting back until 8pm. We were entertained at the station before the trip, then on the train, then after lunch by a magnificent Mariachi Band. There... more

Jesus and Alicia, visited Guadalajara on September 16, 2007. We went into Tequila Express to celebrate our 35th Anniversary. It was a wonderful day, good weather, good company, everybody enjoying the Mariachi, tequila, good food and entertainment. It was a great celebration. more

While this is a touristy event, it is still a lot of fun. The staff make the event fun during the train ride on air-conditioned, comfortable, and clean train cars though some of the most beautiful country side you will see. The blue agave fields look spectacular against deep red soil and tall mountains. The tour is very well planned... more

Our family took this trip over the Christmas holidays. This is an attraction which consists of a train ride to the area northwest of the city which grow the blue agave which is processed into tequila. The train usually runs on weekends, but it starts off at the station with a great mariachi show. After boarding the train they begin... more

My son and I made a major detour in our visit to Mexico to ride the "Tequila express"on May 8. We were not disappointed. The trip was expensive ($65 us) but one of those unique experiences that is really priceless. From the time we checked in at the station at 10 am until we arrived back at 8pm we were... more

Somos un grupo de amigos (Hacienda Mexicana Los Azteca) que visitamos el fin de semana pasado el famosísimo recorrido turísitico... more