it was a wonderful trip....6 games....great group of baseball fans on the tour with us who had travelled multiple times with BLT...hotel accommodations were very good...baseball tickets were right behind home plate... We'd do it again and would consider a tour next year with BLT to see Japanese baseball if its available... Terry and Christie Appleby

The Japan 2025 trip was a great experience. Japanese baseball is really a hoot. We started by meeting our group in Seattle prior to our flight to Tokyo. The hotel was conveniently located near Pike's Street Market. Prior to our flight, my wife and I had a dinner of fish and chips at the market the night before. Halibut was in season, and the fish was Halibut! Where else could you get that? I see that the 2026 trip will go through Seattle again. I just hope the fish is just as good. All of the hotels on the trip were top notch and centrally located. They were all close to the shops and tourist attractions, as well. At Hiroshima, we sat in the fan cheer section. I know we're all fans, but this was an expression of fandom times 10. The fans in these sections at each ballpark are really into the experience. There are cheers for every batter, and horn instruments are blaring and drums are pounding. The cheers reverberate across every stadium, with the other fans joining in most of the time. In Tokyo Dome, the opposing fans had two full sections reserved for the cheers. This is unique to Japanese Baseball, and for one game, Big League Tours got us right into the action. The Japanese fans loved us too. Glenn Dunlap, who is responsible for BLT, accompanied us on the inaugural tour. Glenn is not only a great businessman, but a top notch individual as well. Everything was fully planned out for us, and you don't have to worry about getting yourself to and from games. I've been on a number of baseball tours, but the Japan Tour was especially memorable. I really enjoyed riding on the high speed rail, and it made me wonder why we don't have this transportation in the United States. If they can do it, why not us? I highly recommend this tour for anyone who wants to see a slightly different form of baseball. The rules are the same, but the experience is unique. Do your own amateur scouting, and see if you can pick out the next Shoehei Ohtani. John R.

Fantastic experience!! Hotel accommodations were comfortable and close proximity to the parks . Top notch. Seats at all 3 games were really great. Love watching games from that area. Again, top notch. Travel between cities was fast and comfortable without the usual anxiety of having to figure it out on your own. Big League Tours is dialed in!! Glenn (our host) is a great guy and baseball fan. He insured the group was taken care of and unencumbered his guests to maximize the experience. The trip was exactly as I had hoped with regard to level of accommodations and the baseball fans I shared this terrific experience with. Nothing better than watching a game and traveling with fans of the greatest game ever. Thanks Glenn, you’re the best.

Very well organized and the best accommodations! Would recommend it for anyone that is a Baseball fan!

I rarely give a review without suggestions for improvement; however, this tour is the exception. Glenn Dunlap has been in business for 20 years and knows what it takes to create the perfect tour. We attended three East Coast baseball games and had plenty of time on the day we visited Cooperstown to tour the Hall of Fame. Our seats at all the games were superior, and the hotel accommodations were above average. I highly recommend Big League Tours.