Pedal Between Three Old Town Scottsdale Bars, Drink in Hand
A certified captain handles the steering and the brakes. Moving the bar down the street is on you and whoever you brought along.
The party bike is a street-legal machine with a bar top down the middle, pedal stations along both sides, a bench across the back and a canopy over all of it. Riders pedal. A captain sits up front with the steering and the brakes, and that arrangement is what frees everyone else to hold a drink.
Two hours is the whole booking and the route stays inside Old Town Scottsdale. Three half-hour stops account for ninety of those one hundred twenty minutes. The rest is the ride between them.
Load-in is at the Arizona Party Bike barn, 7034 East Osborn Road, and nothing moves until everyone is on board. Alcohol is legal on the bike, and the barn sells it on site. Coolers, ice, cups and helmets come with the booking.
The crawl does not loop back. The third bar is the last stop and the drop-off both.
Five departure windows run through the day, the first a little after ten in the morning and the last starting around nine at night. Booking closes three hours ahead of the slot you pick.
Pedal Bar Crawl of Old Town ScottsdaleTwo hours on a pedal-powered bar through Old Town Scottsdale, driven by a certified captain. Three partner bars with rider drink specials and cut-the-line entry. Coolers, ice, cups and helmets included. Alcohol permitted on board. Twenty-one and over, up to fourteen riders on a shared departure.www.viator.comWhat Happens at the Three Stops
Every stop is scheduled at half an hour, and riders get two things at the door that walk-ins do not: drink specials set aside for the bike, and entry without the line.
First is Rockbar Inc on North Craftsman Court, a rock and roll room that puts out specials on shots and flatbreads for party bike riders. Second is a patio bar with outdoor games that runs its happy hour all day for the bike. Third is the finish, described by the operator as Old Town Scottsdale's classic dive bar, and it is where the captain drops you.
The booking covers the specials. What you order at each bar is still yours to pay for, food is not included, and gratuities sit outside the price.
The Ride Between Them
The route stays in Old Town Scottsdale, the low blocks of wood-front buildings and covered sidewalks the city held on to while the rest of the valley went to stucco. Pedal speed gives you long enough at each corner to actually read the storefronts.
Scottsdale Fashion Square marks the north end of the run. Camelback Mountain opens up on the way, and the Sonoran Desert that the city was built against shows up at the ends of the cross streets.
None of those are stops. The bike slows, you look, it keeps going.
What a Seat Costs, and When
Price moves on two things: which day you ride, and how many of you are on the bike.
- Friday and Saturday: $69.99 each for one to five riders, $64.99 each for six to ten, $59.99 each for eleven to fourteen
- Sunday through Thursday: $54.99 each for six to ten riders, $49.99 each for eleven to fourteen
Two things fall out of that ladder. The weekday rows have no small-party rung at all, so Sunday through Thursday the booking opens at six riders. And the cheapest seat on the whole board is a weekday with eleven or more of you, at $49.99.
The figure quoted as the starting price is the Friday and Saturday one-to-five rate. It is the most expensive rung there is.
Who Can Ride
Twenty-one and over. It is the only age band the booking has. Fourteen riders share a departure.
Six is the floor. The operator's wording is that six passengers are needed to pedal the bike comfortably, and a booking that does not reach the minimum can be cancelled after it was confirmed. If that happens you are offered another slot or a full refund.
The captain can also turn away a passenger who arrives too drunk, and a tour cancelled for that reason is not refunded.
On fitness the listing says two things and both are worth reading. It calls the ride suitable for all physical fitness levels. It also says it is not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health, and the operator separately advises against it for anyone with heart complaints, other serious medical conditions, or who is pregnant.
Cancellation runs on the standard terms: a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure, nothing inside that window. The operator can call the ride off for bad weather or for too few riders, and both of those come back to you as a refund.
Confirmation is instant. The ticket is mobile, one per booking, and the window closes three hours before departure.
📍 Load-in is 7034 East Osborn Road, Scottsdale, with public transport running nearby. Whatever you plan to drink on the bike, the barn sells it on site and the ice is already in the coolers.