“The night vision goggles are awesome to look at the night sky with. This is not a stargazing tour at all though. It's just a very rude woman who lies and tells everyone that the satellites you can see with night vision are alien crafts. And not even with a jokingly playful (just for the kids wink, wink) tone. We went on the night of the Perseids and she didn't even talk about it. We weren't even in a very dark area, the city was very visible.”

“Tom did an amazing job!! He was knowledgeable and personable. I was amazed at the amount of UFO’s flying around in the sky! We saw several shooting stars as well!”

“It was my favorite activity in Sedona, hands down. Sheila is the real deal and has a ton of information to share. I could not believe my own eyes! I would definitely recommend to anyone - especially the doubters!”

“Michael is a great tour guide and very entertaining! The night sky was full of stars and objects that you can’t see without the special goggles you get to use. A fun night and experience I’ll never forget!”

“So much fun! Definitely worth it, but dress warmly, it gets cold up there! Tom, our guide, was fun and knowledgeable with lots of stories and a great eye for moving objects.”

“We enjoyed the jeep ride out to Bradshaw Point, which was filled with stories from our guide Firefox. Once we reached the Point, we learned about how to take pictures in the dark and that our phone cameras can see different things than our eyes. We used night vision googles to explore where lights unseen by the naked eye, could be seen. We identified and kept watch over a UFO! And, since the tour was during a meteor shower, we even saw a significant shooting star. A pack of coyotes wailed as we left the Point. On the way back to the starting point, we learned to shed unwanted potentially…”

“What a great UFO tour! My husband and I went on 3/1/24. We both had our own 3rd generation Omni 6+ goggles to use. The goggles were awesome & he actually makes them himself. You can even buy a pair if you like. You can see so many moving objects in the sky. Some were satellites and others were likely government spacecrafts. Michael showed us all the major star constellations and has a laser pointer that only shows up with the use of the night goggles. This made it easy for us to see exactly what constellation, star, satellite, or “unknown” object to look at. He has tons of stories…”