Scottsdale's Halloween Party Bike, From Osborn Road to Rockbar
Pedal a Halloween-decorated party bike between three Old Town Scottsdale bars, with your drinks bought before it rolls.
The operator's own photo caption on the listing sets the expectation: "This isn't your typical ghost tour- it's a rolling Halloween bar crawl on a party bike!" A party captain drives while the riders pedal a decorated bike through Old Town Scottsdale, with three bar stops inside two hours. Every rider has to be 21 or older and bring a valid photo ID.
This is a seasonal listing. As of October 20, 2026, its booking calendar shows departures through November 1.
Booking here buys a seat at a per-person price. As of October 20, 2026, a seat costs USD 59 Sunday through Thursday and USD 69 on Fridays and Saturdays. Monday through Thursday departures run from 3:20 PM to 9:00 PM; Friday through Sunday they start shortly after noon.
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Outside alcohol is off the table in Scottsdale: the operator's license does not allow it on the premises. Beer, wine, seltzers and non-alcoholic drinks are sold at its shop at the start, and it takes online pre-orders for pick-up at check-in. Leave glass containers at home as well.
Coolers, ice and cups come with the seat, and any unopened drinks can go home with you. The drinks themselves are not in the ticket. The listing includes drink discounts along the route and one free welcome shot at 50 Shades.
Arrive sober. The listing lets the operator refuse anyone who shows signs of over-intoxication, and a booking canceled that way is not refunded.
Three Bars, About Half an Hour Each
The listing gives each stop about thirty minutes. At the first bar, the party bike special is a five-dollar Sour Cranny Apple shot. The second stop is 50 Shades, which the listing describes as known for its Halloween pop-up, with the free welcome shot and discounts on its themed drinks.
The third stop is Rockbar on Craftsman Court. The ride ends at Rockbar, and the booking page lists it as the drop-off point, a different address from the start. The operator's own rules say a pub crawl with several groups aboard follows a set list of three bars that cannot be changed.
Fourteen Seats, Four of Them Without Pedals
The bike carries up to fourteen riders. By the operator's count, ten seats pedal and four do not, including a back bench for two, and an electric motor assists the pedalers. Seats are sold individually, and other groups can fill the rest of the bike.
The ride needs six riders to go ahead. Short of that, the listing says the operator may cancel after confirmation and offer an alternative or a full refund. The operator suggests staying flexible on the time, which lets it pair small groups together.
The listing does not recommend the ride for people with heart conditions or other serious medical conditions, or during pregnancy.
Dress for Pedals, Then Check In Early
The operator's photo captions on the listing say costumes are encouraged. Its own advice is closed-toed shoes, though they are not required, and it recommends against high heels and long, flowing dresses, a detail that matters for costumes with long hems.
The operator asks riders to arrive thirty minutes early for check-in, and the bike leaves on schedule. Waivers have to be signed in advance, and the photo ID comes along to check-in. For a rider running late, the operator says it will try to arrange a meet-up at the first bar.
Tips are not in the ticket. The captains work for tips, and the operator mentions cash and payment apps such as Venmo.
📍 The ride starts at the operator's base, 7034 E Osborn Rd, Scottsdale, off Osborn Road between Scottsdale Road and 70th Street. The listing points to an open parking lot a few driveways down; the operator's own page mentions free first-come parking on 6th Street behind the building and recommends a rideshare. Plan the trip home from Rockbar, where the ride ends.
The operator rides rain or shine and calls off a departure for lightning or other severe weather, a decision it makes right before the start. A full refund on this booking needs a cancellation at least 24 hours before departure; the operator's own direct bookings follow a 14-day rule.
Then the music comes on and the bike rolls toward the first bar.