2026 West | TX 66 Bus Tour

Join us June 10th for a relaxing and memorable journey from Amarillo to Adrian, TX — traveling one of the most legendary stretches of the Mother Road. Sit back, enjoy the ride, and let us take care of the details as we visit iconic landmarks and hidden gems that helped shape the history and culture of this unforgettable highway.

This West Tour pairs beautifully with our East Route 66 Tour, giving you the opportunity to experience both sides of Amarillo’s historic corridor. Each tour offers different stops, stories, and scenery — and together, they create the full Texas Route 66 experience.

Your ticket includes:

• Comfortable charter bus transportation
• A delicious, seated lunch at the legendary Mid Point Cafe
• Admission to every stop along the way
• A commemorative Texas 66 Coin Cruise Album
• A thoughtfully curated goody bag

We’ll depart promptly at 8:30 a.m. from the Bivins Home (1000 S. Polk, Amarillo). Please plan to arrive a little early for check-in so we can ensure a smooth, unhurried start to the day.

Make it a complete adventure!
Bundle with the East | TX 66 Bus Tour and save $25 when you book both. It’s the perfect way to explore Texas Route 66 from end to end — comfortably, conveniently, and with great company.

Seats are limited, so reserve yours soon and join us for a day of nostalgia, stories, and scenic West Texas charm!

Info: Grab your goody bag and get ready for a day of exploring the Mother Road! Buses will depart at 8:30 AM sharp.

Info: Step into Amarillo’s beloved classic car museum showcasing over 90 beautifully maintained vintage, custom, and hot-rod vehicles spanning decades of automotive history. With a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere and guided tours, it’s a nostalgic journey through American automotive culture that’s fun for all ages.

Info: Visit this vibrant community arts hub housed in the former Sunset Center, featuring dozens of working artist studios, rotating galleries, and creative spaces where local artists display and sell paintings, sculptures, ceramics, blown glass, photography, and more. It’s a wonderful opportunity to experience Amarillo’s art culture and see creativity in action.

Info: Located along Route 66 in Adrian, Texas, the Midpoint Cafe is a cherished stop for travelers journeying between Chicago and Los Angeles. Its classic diner facade and welcoming atmosphere invite visitors to savor American comfort food classics and homemade pies. Renowned as the midpoint of the historic highway, this cafe exudes nostalgia and hospitality, offering a quintessential Route 66 experience in the heart of Texas.

Info: Step inside this charming and creative Route 66 stop filled with vintage finds, collectibles, and unique treasures. It’s a delightful blend of nostalgia and roadside whimsy.

Info: Don’t forget your camera! We’ll stop at the official Route 66 Midpoint sign for photos — the perfect way to commemorate standing halfway between Chicago and Los Angeles.

Info: The Magnolia Gas Station stands as a proud relic of Route 66's golden era. Built with striking architectural flair, this iconic station exudes vintage charm and nostalgia at every turn. Its distinctive white exterior, adorned with vibrant red and blue accents, immediately captures the attention of travelers passing through. As one of the last remaining examples of its kind, the Magnolia Gas Station offers a glimpse into a bygone era of American roadside culture.

Info: The Milburn-Price Cultural Museum in Vega, Texas, offers a captivating journey through the town's rich history and cultural heritage. The museum showcases exhibits on Vega's pioneering settlers, vibrant arts scene, and its connection to the iconic Route 66. Through artifacts, photographs, and events, visitors are invited to explore the diverse tapestry of Vega's past and present, making it a must-visit destination for anyone curious about small-town Texas history.

Info: While in Vega, guests will enjoy time at Mama Jo’s Pies & Sweets, known for its irresistible homemade treats and warm small-town hospitality. During this stop, those who choose may hop aboard a Humvee for a guided ride through town to Dot’s Mini Museum and to see Vega’s colorful Route 66 murals up close. With sweet treats, local history, and a little adventure all woven together, this stop offers a true taste of Route 66 charm.

Info: Cadillac Ranch, an iconic roadside attraction nestled just west of Amarillo, Texas, along historic Route 66, is a mesmerizing fusion of art, history, and the open road. As you approach, you're greeted by a row of ten Cadillac cars, half-buried nose-first in the earth, their vibrant colors standing in stark contrast to the vast Texas sky.

Info: Located just down the road from Cadillac Ranch, this retro Route 66 stop offers time to browse for fun souvenirs, Route 66 apparel, local gifts, and colorful keepsakes inspired by Amarillo’s most famous roadside attraction. Guests can also snap a photo with the towering “2nd Amendment Cowboy” — a larger-than-life roadside figure that has become a memorable landmark along I-40. With its classic highway atmosphere and convenient RV park setting, this stop blends modern road travel with nostalgic Route 66 flair.

Info: Enjoy a short scenic drive through Amarillo’s Route 66 Historic District along 6th Avenue, home to locally owned shops, antique stores, art galleries, and historic commercial buildings that date back to the early days of the Mother Road. This stretch showcases the preserved character and small-business spirit that continue to keep Route 66 alive in Amarillo today.

Info: Located in a historic Route 66 landmark, the Texas Route 66 Visitor Center in Amarillo celebrates the Mother Road’s legacy with local art, memorabilia, and a daily Route 66 documentary.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

1000 S Polk St, 1000 South Polk Street, Amarillo, United States

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