Booking choice: The Breaking Bad RV Tour, from $125 per person. Check dates Compare the options below
Breaking Bad tours in Albuquerque fall into three groups: the guided RV tour that started it all, self-guided routes you drive yourself, and general city tours that pass a few filming spots on the way.
Prices below are from the live Viator listings and the operator's own site in 2026. They move with the season, so the checkout price is the one that counts.
The quick answer
The Breaking Bad RV Tour is from $125 per person on Viator, with a light meal at Los Pollos Hermanos and free cancellation up to 24 hours before; a $5 parking fee is paid on the day. The self-guided audio tour is $10 but non-refundable. The trolley city tour is $35 and passes a few film sites without stopping.

How much does a Breaking Bad tour cost in 2026?
From $10 for a self-guided drive to $125 for the guided RV tour, with the $35 trolley in between.
The three differ in what you get for the money: a guide and a vehicle, a meal, the number of locations, and whether you can get your money back.
| Tour | From | What you get | Refund |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breaking Bad RV Tour | $125 | Guided, 20+ sites, light meal at Los Pollos Hermanos | Free up to 24 hours |
| Self-guided audio tour | $10 | Narration and map links; you drive | Non-refundable |
| Albuquerque trolley tour | $35 | City highlights with a few film sites, no stops | Free up to 24 hours |
Have a date in mind? The RV tour holds a maximum of 13 travelers per run.
Check dates for the Breaking Bad RV TourWhy is the RV tour $125 on Viator and $95 on the operator's site?
The operator lists $95 plus tax direct, while Viator's $125 comes with free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
Book direct and you pay tax on top, and the operator keeps a $25 per ticket fee if you cancel or reschedule. On Viator you can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours ahead. If your dates are fixed, direct is cheaper; if they might move, the flexibility is worth something.
What does the RV tour price include?
A guided tour of more than 20 Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul and El Camino locations, a ride in a replica of the show's RV, and a light meal and drink at Twisters.
Guides who worked on the shows tell behind-the-scenes stories, clips play between stops and trivia wins prizes. If Twisters is unavailable, the meal moves to another local spot such as Blake's Lotaburger.

What costs extra on the RV tour?
A $5 parking fee, paid at check-in, and anything you buy at the Breaking Bad Store afterwards.
There is no tipping line in the listing, but guests who enjoyed their guides often tip. Bring a card or a little cash for the parking fee.

Want the meal, the guides and the RV in one price? This is the original fan tour from Old Town.
Explore the Breaking Bad RV TourDo children or seniors pay less?
No. The RV tour charges the same price for every age, and children under 60 lb need a car seat.
The tour is rated PG-13 and under-18s must be with an adult. The trolley has youth and senior bands, and the self-guided tour charges adults from age 14.
Is the $10 self-guided tour worth it?
Yes, if you have a car and want your own pace; less so if you want stories, company and a meal.
It covers the main sites with narration and map links from Saul's office to Los Pollos Hermanos, and you can do it any day. It is non-refundable, and some guests struggled to get the app working at first. See RV tour vs self-guided for a full comparison.

Prefer your own pace? The self-guided audio tour costs $10 per person.
Check dates for the self-guided audio tourWhen should you book?
A week or two ahead normally, and several weeks ahead for weekends and Balloon Fiesta (October 3 to 11, 2026).
The RV holds a maximum of 13 travelers, and RV runs need at least six, so popular days sell out while quiet days can switch to an SUV. Free cancellation on Viator makes early booking low risk.
Which tour is the best value?
For fans, the RV tour: it is the only one with guides from the shows, a meal and a full route in one morning.
For casual viewers, the trolley tour shows you the city and a few sites for $35. For budget fans with a car, the $10 drive. Read the filming locations guide to see what is on each route.
Ready to pick a date? Check availability for the RV tour with free cancellation.
Check dates for the Breaking Bad RV TourFrequently asked questions
Is lunch included on the Breaking Bad tour?
The RV tour includes a light meal and drink at Twisters, the restaurant that played Los Pollos Hermanos. The self-guided and trolley tours include no food.
Is there a parking fee?
Yes. The RV tour's listed price does not include a $5 parking fee, paid at check-in in Old Town.
Can I cancel the Breaking Bad tour?
The RV tour cancels free up to 24 hours before on Viator. Direct bookings with the operator carry a $25 per ticket fee. The self-guided tour is non-refundable.
Are there private Breaking Bad tours?
The operator runs private RV tours for groups of six or more at $130 per ticket on its own site, and private SUV tours for smaller groups.
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Choose your tour
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before on the guided tours; the self-guided audio tour is non-refundable. Prices are from-prices in USD and move with the season.

Breaking Bad RV Tour with Los Pollos Stop
- Guided tour of 20+ Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul and El Camino locations
- Ride in a replica of the show's RV (small groups can run by SUV)
- Light meal and drink at Twisters, the real Los Pollos Hermanos

Self-Guided Breaking Bad Audio Driving Tour
- Browser-based audio tour with narration for every stop
- Google Maps links for each filming location
- Starts at Saul's office, ends at Twisters (Los Pollos Hermanos)

Albuquerque Highlights Trolley Tour
- Live-narrated trolley tour of Albuquerque's highlights
- Old Town Plaza, Route 66 and film and TV locations including Breaking Bad
- Shaded open-air trolley, local guides




