Breaking Bad RV Tours

We went with Frank on the Breaking Bad RV Tour in Albuquerque, and it was a blast! Plenty of sights to see from both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, plus even some spots in El Camino too. You can tell that Frank has built great rapport and respect with the real businesses and people who live and work in these buildings, as they all waved or said hello. Even the workers at Twister's knew him and provided us with a burrito and drink as a snack! Frank was also incredibly knowledgeable about the filming of BB as he was an extra at one point, and gave us some extra trivia along the way! We were even able to get out of the RV and look at a few locations like the car wash and industrial laundromat. The RV doesn't have amazing AC (understandable for an old RV!) but is a wonderful replica of the RV in BB, and Frank had cold waters for us and fun clips to watch along the way. If you are a fan of the Breaking Bad universe, this is a must-do while in Albuquerque! Thank you, Frank, for a memorable experience! PS if you are looking to book: they update their website calendar a couple of weeks in advance with their schedule and ability to buy tickets. If you are looking to go on this tour, check the calendar about 2-3 weeks in advance of your ideal tour date and book from there. This is a small business with lots of interest so booking via phone is more difficult.

The RV is no longer available. But there's is a small touring bus. Limited occupancy of about 16. You'll need to make reservations in advance because it fills up. The tour is about three hours long with a stop for a snack at Los Pollos Hermanos (Twisters). Luigi has so much personal knowledge of the cast and crew. He is very entertaining and takes you to several filming sites. I highly recommend this a fun filled tour.

The tour is a must for all Breaking Bad fans. The length was just perfect! We get to see a lot of the shooting locations for the series such as the car wash, laundromat, Walter whites house, los pollos hermanos, dog house and more! What's great is they play clips of the scene shot at the location they are viewing so it really brings back the memories from the show.I like the trivia's too! Our tour guide Luigi asked us questions from the series and gives prices for those who gets it correct.The fun facts are also interesting! There's so many fun little tidbits of behind the scene infos you get from the tour guides since they get to work at the set!Overall, I highly highly recommend this tour!

We had an excellent tour in the RV. Had to book well in advance to get an option to ride in the RV but it was worth it for the experience and to have a bit smaller group tour (the bus looked nice as well but nothing like the RV). We saw a ton of sights all around town and even the owner of the Walter White house was friendly with the tour owners so we could get a good pic. This group knows what they are doing. The tour was well organized, they had great stories and videos to keep you entertained from place to place and overall it was very well done. We would highly recommend!

Fun Fact: I was OBSESSED with Breaking Bad. My husband and I binged one entire season in ONE day and needless to say I was hooked. So in our recent trip to Albuquerque, we made a point to spend a few hours exploring the sites of Walter White.Breaking Bad RV Tours is THE primary tour company offering the premiere experience - truly bringing the show to life in a short 3 hours. The tour starts in Old Town Square in Downtown at a replica of the meth cooking RV - although the day we were there it was being serviced. Boo. After boarding the shuttle bus, we were whisked off to over 25 different film locations from the show (as it was filmed right there in town!) - ranging from Jesse's house, the Car Wash and Superlab, to Tucco's house and a stop at the famous Los Pollos Hermanos for a bite to eat!Our driver was interesting, interactive, filled with facts about the show, gave us insight into filming in his home town as well as meeting the different celebrities and literally made the tour fun.Although pricing is a bit steep ($75/person), it was the perfect way to spend afternoon seeing the highlights of one of our favorite shows!

Frank, our host, was so entertaining and engaging. Very fun tour that included video supplements from the shows along the way, along with some great comedic clips relating to the show (that may have been my favorite part). 3 hours was a little long for me, but necessary for the value of the tour IMO. After living in ABQ for 2 years, I enjoyed being introduced to areas of town I hadn't visited and fun facts about the film industry and city.

Drove from California to New Mexico solely for the reason of this tour and we were NOT disappointed Luigi was such an amazing tour guide and always ensured that we were all comfortable and having a good time. I wish we could have gone on the actual RV but nonetheless, this tour was a success! Thank you, Luigi for making me feel special and calling me "Jane"

The staff for the Breaking Bad RV Tour tries very hard to ensure that everyone has a good time. Shortly before our tour was to begin, we received a call advising that the replica RV used on the tour did not have working air conditioning (art imitating life, anyone?) and that we could brave it or ride in their air conditioned shuttle van/bus instead. Given that it was triple digits for the entire length of our visit to ABQ, we went with the van.That separated the three in our party (plus two randoms) from the rest of the tour, but we actually didn't mind being part of a smaller subset. Our driver and host, Luigi, was very passionate about what he does, checking on us frequently and I think giving us more of the tour than the rest of the group as we were always 10 minutes behind the RV with each stop!Luigi regaled us with tales from watching the shooting of the series--he drove around a lot of the cast and crew over its five seasons--and even gave us samples of the "crystal meth" that was used during the show.Over the course of the tour, we visited:- The Crossroads Motel- The side-by-side that Jesse lived in and Krysten Ritter's character overdosed- The exterior of the facility that Jesse and Walter made meth after getting connected with Gustavo- The restaurant that served as the Los Pollos Hermanos set- Jesse's super fancy house- The White Family home- The building where Heisenberg set off the chemical explosion that shattered the windows- The Dog House restaurant- And several moreWe really appreciated Luigi's enthusiasm and knowledge of the show and the behind-the-scenes info he shared really added to the tour. There were just a couple things that were lacking:- We had to stop for gas during the tour. Seems like poor planning on the part of the tour. We were at the restaurant for a good 10-15 minutes, seems like a perfect time to go get gas.- The bus/van was not set up for audio clips as the RV was, so we missed a sizable chunk of the overall experience. Having been off the air for a while, the clips would have been instrumental in jogging memories to make the trip that much more enjoyable. I feel as though we should have paid a reduced admission for this oversight, but given the challenges that most businesses have faced with COVID, I didn't push this issue.- The restaurant was a bit underwhelming. The food was not customizable at all and cold by the time we got there, most likely because of the aforementioned 10 minute delay.All that being said, fans of the show could do much worse than spending a little time with Luigi on this tour!

Was in Albuquerque New Mexico during an RV trip and ran across this tour. If you are a fan of Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and El Camino, you will love this tour. First off, you get driven around in a replica of the Bounder RV, which has been converted into a tour bus. There are over 20 locations where scenes are filmed for the shows. As a bonus, which I appreciated, was that the specific scene was played on a flat screen at the front of the bus to give you a refresher. The tour stopped at Los Pollos Hermanos, where we are provided a breakfast burrito and a soft drink. You get to visit the car wash and the Owl Cafe, along with crank it up towing and the industrial laundry super lab location. If you are a fan of the series, this tour is a must.

My kids and I were very excited to do it this tour. FYI: if you get carsick, make sure you bring your Dramamine. I forgot mine, so I opted not to do the tour, but my kids went ahead and did it without me. Keep in mind, my kids are 19 and 17, so they were able to do it without me. The owner was very nice, and I told him I would meet them at Twisters. He had breakfast ready for me because I had already purchased my ticket. The kids had a blast and even won a few trivia questions. This tour takes you just about everywhere within the Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul community. Even though I wasn't on the RV, I had so much fun living vicariously through my kids. It was worth every penny, and I look forward to booking this tour again when I have my motion sickness pills. The kids said it was definitely a bumpy ride when sitting in the back. Also, there are different tickets available. Some people thought they had bought tickets to ride on the RV, but they actually bought tickets for the tour bus. Make sure you buy the tickets for the vehicle that you want to ride on. Seriously, upgrade to the RV. You will not be disappointed.