Pedal Through Wynwood's Murals With Your Own Drinks on Ice
A fifteen-seat party bike rolls past Wynwood's street art with your drinks in its cooler and a pilot at the wheel.
Pedal Pub Miami runs a fifteen-seat party bike through Wynwood for two hours. Riders sit along a wooden counter and pedal while the operator's pilot steers.
Drinks are yours to bring: the bike carries a cooler with ice and cups, and the listing adds a wristband for drink discounts at partner bars. The operator's route page lists motor assist and a Bluetooth sound system, and its FAQ says five seats on each bike have no pedals at all. One January 2026 rider called the pedaling not super tiring.
Count heads before you book. This listing only accepts bookings of four to fifteen riders, so a couple or a solo traveler cannot book a seat through it. Unless your group fills all fifteen seats, you share the bike with other riders.
Everyone must be 21 or over, and the listing says each rider's name and age are checked on arrival, so bring ID. The operator emails a waiver to sign before the ride. Weekend departures cost a little more per seat than weekday ones.
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The ride loops through Wynwood's street art, and the listing marks the stretches past Wynwood Walls and the Wynwood Marketplace as drive-bys. You see the murals from the bike; entry to Wynwood Walls is not part of the ride.
Riders run the soundtrack over the bike's speaker. One February 2026 reviewer ended up in charge of the music for the first half and suggested having a party playlist ready in case you are chosen.
Bring the Drinks, Leave the Liquor
The operator's FAQ asks each rider to bring two or three drinks and says hard alcohol is not allowed on board. It also says anyone who shows up drunk will not be allowed on the bike. The operator suggests bringing water and snacks too.
Drinking is optional. A January 2026 reviewer wrote that a friend in the group who does not drink still found it really fun.
Two Bar Stops From a List That Changes
The listing points to four places the bike can pull up: Miami Mojito Company, Casa La Rubia, the 1-800-Lucky food hall and Cervecería La Tropical. The operator's page for single seats promises two stops and says its routes are always changing, so read the four as a pool.
Drinks bought inside are on your own tab, with the wristband's discount at partner bars. One February 2026 reviewer noted that the group's mojito-and-margarita stop added a service fee to the bill automatically.
Shoes, Weather and Getting Home
The operator rides rain or shine and asks for closed-toe shoes or sandals, and it advises against heels. The ride ends where it starts, and the FAQ suggests a fully charged phone and a plan for getting home.
Parking near the pickup is limited: the route page lists metered street spaces, a pay lot across the street and a garage a few blocks away, and the FAQ recommends a rideshare. A tip for the pilot is customary, and the operator adds an automatic 15 percent gratuity to tours using more than one bike. Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund under this listing's terms.
📍 Meet outside THRōW Social at 2335 N Miami Ave, by the side gate on NE 24th Street. The front entrance on N Miami Ave is not the pickup; look for the Pedal Pub Loading Zone sign on the gate. The operator notes THRōW Social itself may be closed when you arrive, so wait outside for the big yellow bike. Arrive at least 15 minutes early.
Public rides leave at 2:30 PM, 5:00 PM and 7:30 PM Monday to Thursday, with a 12:00 PM departure added Friday to Sunday. From mid-September to mid-March the sun sets before 7:30 PM, so the 7:30 PM ride sees the murals after dark. For the walls in daylight, take the 2:30 PM ride, or the 12:00 PM one from Friday to Sunday.