EAN Courtyard by Marriott St. Augustine Beach ID 6732

Is this hotel pet-friendly?
No. Only service animals are welcome at the hotel.

Can I reserve a smoking room?
No. The hotel is 100% smoke-free. Smoking locations are available in designated areas outside of the hotel.

How many floors, rooms, and suites are at the hotel?
The hotel has 4 floors, 203 rooms, and 3 suites.

Is WiFi available?
Yes. Free WiFi is available for guests.

Does the hotel charge for parking?
No. Free self-parking is available for guests. One parking spot per room.

Does the hotel serve a complimentary breakfast?
No. However, guests may purchase breakfast from The Bistro, the hotel’s on-site restaurant. Breakfast fees range from $5 to $12 per person, depending on your choice of made-to-order breakfast selections.

Does the hotel offer housekeeping services?
Yes. Housekeeping is provided daily.

Will my room include a safe?
No.

Will my room include a mini-fridge or microwave?
Guestrooms include a mini-fridge.

Can I request a rollaway bed or crib?
Cribs are available on a first come, first served basis. Rollaway beds are not permitted.

Does the hotel have a pool?
Yes. There is an outdoor pool in the courtyard.

Does the hotel have a fitness center?
Yes. The hotel fitness center is open 24/7.

Is there an Old Town Trolley stop nearby?
Yes. The trolley stops in front of the hotel.

What time are check-in and check-out?
Check-in begins at 4:00 pm and check-out ends at 11:00 am.

A Ghostly Experience ID 4311

Can I take photos?
Photos are not only welcomed but encouraged. The guides will explain what to look for and show you areas that are 'hot-spots' for activity. While supernatural photos cannot be guaranteed, you never know what you might capture.

What should I wear?
Please wear appropriate footwear and watch your step, as sometimes we venture across fields or unpaved areas in search of the supernatural.

Do tours depart in the rain?
Yes, tours run rain or shine.

When should I arrive for the tour?
Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to check in for your tour.

What should I expect during the Ghostly Experience? 
St. Augustine has a long history of paranormal activity. We share not only the ghostly tales of haunts that still reportedly linger but the real history of why the sites we visit are supposedly haunted, the true stories behind those ghosts and legends. We'll also explain the different types of haunting energies found and how paranormal investigators classify and explain these experiences.

Every tour experience is different, as each individual guide is unique. While we are the only tour company to have an on-staff Director of Education to verify the authenticity of all information presented, our guides themselves constantly research and seek out new information to share along with their own individual sightings and past experiences leading ghost tours.

Do I have to believe in ghosts to join the tour? 
No, but please at least come with an open mind or a genuine interest in hearing the stories of the past and why it is believed that certain areas are 'haunted.' There have been numerous 'converts' who join the tours as skeptics, but leave as die-hard believers.

Is the Ghostly Experience appropriate for all ages?
Though you know your child's 'scare' level better than we do, so it is truly your call.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes.

Private Party Bus Club Crawl (Up To 28 guests) ID 6704

Is there an age restriction?
Yes. All guests must be ages 21+.

What should I bring?
All guests must bring proof of a valid government issued ID.

Is there anything I should not bring?
Yes, clubs do not accept:

• Bags and backpacks
• Food and drinks
• Knives 
• Guns are allowed
• Drugs
• Medications

Is there a dress code?
Yes.
Male Dress Code: Collar shirt with pants and dress shoes. NO (sleeveless shirts, plain color shirt (unless under a vest), sandals, tennis shoes, boots (Timberland etc.), athletic wear, hats, jogs, shorts).
Female Dress Code: NO athletic wear, jogs, flip-flops (flat shoes with closed heels are okay).
Everyone: NO sunglasses, big chains or necklace, hats, vapes, eye drops, and selfie sticks.

How many clubs will we visit?
Tours visit four different nightclubs.

Party Bus Dayclub Crawl ID 6703

Is there an age restriction?
Yes. All guests must be ages 21+.

What should I bring?
All guests must bring proof of a valid government issued ID.

Is there a dress code?
Yes. Bring appropriate swimwear if you plan to enter the pools.

How many clubs will we visit?
Tours visit three different dayclubs.

Yuyan ID 6384

Is there a pre-show guests should be aware of? 
No, but please arrive 30 minutes before the show.

Are visitors allowed to meet and greet the performers?
Yes, after the show.

Are cameras, audio or video recording allowed at the show?
Yes. However, flash photography is prohibited.

What is the length of your intermission?
15 minutes.

What is the size of the theater? 
The theater has 1,200 seats

How long is the show?
Approximately 2 hours long.

Does the theater have handicap seating?
Yes, handicap seating is available.

Las Vegas Party Bus Crawl ID 6043

Is there an age restriction?
Yes. All guests must be ages 21+.

What should I bring?
All guests must bring proof of a valid government issued ID.

Is there a dress code?
Yes. Men must wear dark dress pants or fitted designer jeans with a collared button-up shirt. Ladies, heels are required for entry. Foldable flats let you dance all night once you’ve entered!

How many nightclubs will we visit?
Nightclub tours visit four nightclubs.

Escape Reality Las Vegas ID 6676

Are the escape rooms accessible?
Unfortunately, not all of our escape rooms are fully wheelchair accessible and some do require a small amount of physical activity. Background music and sound effects are used in our rooms. However, the majority can be solved without hearing the audio. Levels of lighting may also differ within the rooms. We do our best to cater for any special requirements.

What if I am claustrophobic? Can I still play?
Yes. People who suffer from claustrophobia have fully enjoyed their escape game experience. However, please note that personal experiences may vary due to the degree of your claustrophobia. There is the opportunity to exit the room at any point if you feel uncomfortable.

Are the rooms difficult?
Each room has a varying level of difficulty. Check the difficulty level prior to booking.

What time should I arrive?
We recommend that all players arrive at least 20 minutes prior to your scheduled start time to listen to your briefing and introduction.

Is there an age restriction?
While rooms do not have an age restriction and are able to be completed by all ages, some themes may not be appropriate for young children. Please check the theme of the room prior to booking.

How many people can play in a room at a time?
Rooms can accommodate 2-6 players at a time.

What are the hours of operation?
Escape Reality Chicago is open during the following hours of operation:

• Sunday – Thursday: 1:00 pm to 10:30 pm
• Friday – Saturday: 1:00 pm to 12:30 am

Escape Reality Chicago ID 6659

Are the escape rooms accessible?
Unfortunately, not all of our escape rooms are fully wheelchair accessible and some do require a small amount of physical activity. Background music and sound effects are used in our rooms. However, the majority can be solved without hearing the audio. Levels of lighting may also differ within the rooms. We do our best to cater for any special requirements.

What if I am claustrophobic? Can I still play?
Yes. People who suffer from claustrophobia have fully enjoyed their escape game experience. However, please note that personal experiences may vary due to the degree of your claustrophobia. There is the opportunity to exit the room at any point if you feel uncomfortable.

Are the rooms difficult?
Each room has a varying level of difficulty. Check the difficulty level prior to booking.

What time should I arrive?
We recommend that all players arrive at least 20 minutes prior to your scheduled start time to listen to your briefing and introduction.

Is there an age restriction?
While rooms do not have an age restriction and are able to be completed by all ages, some themes may not be appropriate for young children. Please check the theme of the room prior to booking.

How many people can play in a room at a time?
Rooms can accommodate 2-6 players at a time.

What are the hours of operation?
Escape Reality Chicago is open during the following hours of operation:

• Sunday – Thursday: 1:00 pm to 10:30 pm
• Friday – Saturday: 1:00 pm to 12:30 am

Monarch Rooftop ID 6702

What is the dress code?
Upscale and elegant. No sneakers, boots, flip-flops, ripped clothing, hats, baggy clothes, t-shirts or sports jerseys. Collared shirts recommended for men and heels for women.

What is the best way to get there?
Subway: Take the B, D, F, N or R trains to Herald Square station  Walk two blocks North and partially down one block one block East.  Take the 1,2 or 3 trains to Penn Station (33rd Street) and walk two avenues East and two block North. The rooftop bar is above the Courtyard by Marriott Herald Square.

What should I expect at the Monarch Rooftop Bar? 
The afternoon and Happy Hour is a relaxed setting with fantastic up-close views of the Empire State Building and looking out on Macy's over Herald Square. On weekend, nights Monarch transitions to a trendy rooftop lounge with live DJs from 10:00 pm until the close. A variety of music is played to a very European and young, hip local crowd.

When should I arrive?
Guests must arrive anytime before 11:00 pm.

How old do I have to be to participate?
Guests must be 21+ with proof of valid ID.

Chicago Comedy and Craft Beer Walking Tour ID 6695

Is there an age restriction for this tour?
Yes, all guests must be 21 years old and up.

How long and strenuous is the tour?
This is a 2.5-hour guided tour across 1 mile. However, the pace is easy and ideal for all ages and activity levels.

Can you accommodate food allergies or vegetarians on your food tours?
We CAN provide food substitutions for vegetarians on ALL tours. Gluten-free substitutions are available on certain tours. While we try our very best to accommodate food allergies, we cannot guarantee certain avoidance from various food allergies. We would encourage you to ask questions along the way and see if our guide might recommend a substitution.

May I bring my dog on this tour?
Sorry, pets are not allowed on the tours.

Will there be breaks for restrooms?
Our walking tours start at various locations around the City and while we do our best to accommodate restrooms at the start of your tour, we do highly recommend using the restroom prior to arrival to your tour. We will have restroom stops built into each walking tour. For our food and walking tours, all of the restaurants we visit will have restrooms to use.

Do you offer water on your tours?
We do not provide water on our tours due to the fact that they all originate from locations outside of our headquarters. Please plan ahead and bring water with you. For our culinary, restaurant and food tours our restaurant partners will provide water free of charge.

Do you have a stroller I can use for my child?
No stroller, no problem! We rent strollers out for daily use, multi-daily use. But most of our walking tours do not originate from our bike shop. You will want to make arrangements in advance to rent and pick up your stroller. Please note that our tour guides many times meet the group directly in the neighborhood covered on the tour, without stopping at the bike shop, so we cannot deliver strollers to you.

Are your tours ADA accessible?
All of our walking tours at the present moment do allow for ADA compliant and wheelchair accessible. But please note that sometimes our restaurants change and we cannot guarantee every restaurant will not include stairs of some sort which might make things difficult. A majority of our stops should be ADA compliant.

What should I wear? What should I bring?
We recommend you bring small items such as an ID, credit card and cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. We suggest tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour. We strongly suggest you wear layers, particularly in spring and fall. Many of our tours are downtown, close to Lake Michigan, which is one of the largest lakes in the world and can alter the temperature quickly based on the direction of the wind.

How much walking is involved?
Not more than you can handle! The pace is usually good for everyone. We’ve rated each tour-level so that you can pick the right tour for you. We do stop at various points of interest and attractions so that you can have a brief rest while our tour guides explain the history of Chicago in a way that brings the stories to life. While you want to make sure the distance we cover is suitable for you, remember that we will never be walking continuously for that amount of time. We will have 6-8 stops mixed in along the route for resting periods and to learn about Chicago. Please note that with some of our walking tours there are some stairs that we navigate during the tour.

Are tours offered in bad weather?
We run most of our tours in any type of weather. Walking tours run year round as they are less dependent on stable weather for their operation. During the nicer months, we use the beautiful outdoor promenades for our walking tours. And during inclement weather, we can duck down and use Chicago’s unique underground pedway system to get from point to point. Just remember to always dress for the weather.  Because our walking tours do not leave from our headquarter location, we do not provide rain ponchos should a pop-up shower occur.

Are guide gratuities included in the price?
The tour price does not include gratuities in the cost of our tours. If you had a great time gratuities are accepted by our tour guides.

Chicago's Chinatown Food and Walking Tour ID 6694

How long and strenuous is the tour?
This is a 2.5-hour guided tour across 1 mile. However, the pace is easy and ideal for all ages and activity levels.

Can you accommodate food allergies or vegetarians on your food tours?
We CAN provide food substitutions for vegetarians on ALL tours. Gluten-free substitutions are available on certain tours. While we try our very best to accommodate food allergies, we cannot guarantee certain avoidance from various food allergies. We would encourage you to ask questions along the way and see if our guide might recommend a substitution.

May I bring my dog on this tour?
Sorry, pets are not allowed on the tours.

Will there be breaks for restrooms?
Our walking tours start at various locations around the City and while we do our best to accommodate restrooms at the start of your tour, we do highly recommend using the restroom prior to arrival to your tour. We will have restroom stops built into each walking tour. For our food and walking tours, all of the restaurants we visit will have restrooms to use.

Do you offer water on your tours?
We do not provide water on our tours due to the fact that they all originate from locations outside of our headquarters. Please plan ahead and bring water with you. For our culinary, restaurant and food tours our restaurant partners will provide water free of charge.

Do you have a stroller I can use for my child?
No stroller, no problem! We rent strollers out for daily use, multi-daily use. But most of our walking tours do not originate from our bike shop. You will want to make arrangements in advance to rent and pick up your stroller. Please note that our tour guides many times meet the group directly in the neighborhood covered on the tour, without stopping at the bike shop, so we cannot deliver strollers to you.

Are your tours ADA accessible?
All of our walking tours at the present moment do allow for ADA compliant and wheelchair accessible. But please note that sometimes our restaurants change and we cannot guarantee every restaurant will not include stairs of some sort which might make things difficult. A majority of our stops should be ADA compliant.

What should I wear? What should I bring?
We recommend you bring small items such as an ID, credit card and cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. We suggest tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour. We strongly suggest you wear layers, particularly in spring and fall. Many of our tours are downtown, close to Lake Michigan, which is one of the largest lakes in the world and can alter the temperature quickly based on the direction of the wind.

How much walking is involved?
Not more than you can handle! The pace is usually good for everyone. We’ve rated each tour-level so that you can pick the right tour for you. We do stop at various points of interest and attractions so that you can have a brief rest while our tour guides explain the history of Chicago in a way that brings the stories to life. While you want to make sure the distance we cover is suitable for you, remember that we will never be walking continuously for that amount of time. We will have 6-8 stops mixed in along the route for resting periods and to learn about Chicago. Please note that with some of our walking tours there are some stairs that we navigate during the tour.

Are tours offered in bad weather?
We run most of our tours in any type of weather. Walking tours run year round as they are less dependent on stable weather for their operation. During the nicer months, we use the beautiful outdoor promenades for our walking tours. And during inclement weather, we can duck down and use Chicago’s unique underground pedway system to get from point to point. Just remember to always dress for the weather.  Because our walking tours do not leave from our headquarter location, we do not provide rain ponchos should a pop-up shower occur.

Are guide gratuities included in the price?
The tour price does not include gratuities in the cost of our tours. If you had a great time gratuities are accepted by our tour guides.

Chicago Favorites Food and Walking Tour ID 6693

Is there an age limit for this tour?
Since the tour does go into Chicago bars, it is not recommended for children under the age of 17. However, this is up to the parent’s discretion.

How long and strenuous is the tour?
This is a 2.5-hour guided tour across 1.5 miles. However, the pace is easy and ideal for all ages and activity levels.

May I bring my dog on this tour?
Sorry, pets are not allowed on the tours.

Will there be breaks for restrooms?
Our walking tours start at various locations around the City and while we do our best to accommodate restrooms at the start of your tour, we do highly recommend using the restroom prior to arrival to your tour. We will have restroom stops built into each walking tour. For our food and walking tours, all of the restaurants we visit will have restrooms to use.

Do you offer water on your tours?
We do not provide water on our tours due to the fact that they all originate from locations outside of our headquarters. Please plan ahead and bring water with you. For our culinary, restaurant and food tours our restaurant partners will provide water free of charge.

Do you have a stroller I can use for my child?
No stroller, no problem! We rent strollers out for daily use, multi-daily use. But most of our walking tours do not originate from our bike shop. You will want to make arrangements in advance to rent and pick up your stroller. Please note that our tour guides many times meet the group directly in the neighborhood covered on the tour, without stopping at the bike shop, so we cannot deliver strollers to you.

Are your tours ADA accessible?
All of our walking tours at the present moment do allow for ADA compliant and wheelchair accessible. But please note that sometimes our restaurants change and we cannot guarantee every restaurant will not include stairs of some sort which might make things difficult. A majority of our stops should be ADA compliant.

What should I wear? What should I bring?
We recommend you bring small items such as an ID, credit card and cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. We suggest tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour. We strongly suggest you wear layers, particularly in spring and fall. Many of our tours are downtown, close to Lake Michigan, which is one of the largest lakes in the world and can alter the temperature quickly based on the direction of the wind.

How much walking is involved?
Not more than you can handle! The pace is usually good for everyone. We’ve rated each tour-level so that you can pick the right tour for you. We do stop at various points of interest and attractions so that you can have a brief rest while our tour guides explain the history of Chicago in a way that brings the stories to life. While you want to make sure the distance we cover is suitable for you, remember that we will never be walking continuously for that amount of time. We will have 6-8 stops mixed in along the route for resting periods and to learn about Chicago. Please note that with some of our walking tours there are some stairs that we navigate during the tour.

Are tours offered in bad weather?
We run most of our tours in any type of weather. Walking tours run year round as they are less dependent on stable weather for their operation. During the nicer months, we use the beautiful outdoor promenades for our walking tours. And during inclement weather, we can duck down and use Chicago’s unique underground pedway system to get from point to point. Just remember to always dress for the weather.  Because our walking tours do not leave from our headquarter location, we do not provide rain ponchos should a pop-up shower occur.

Are guide gratuities included in the price?
The tour price does not include gratuities in the cost of our tours. If you had a great time gratuities are accepted by our tour guides.

Bobby's Tike Hike - Chicago Family Bike Tour ID 6692

Is there an age limit for this tour?
No. This tour is ideal for all ages.

How long and strenuous is the bike tour?
This is a 2-hour guided tour. However, the pace is easy and ideal for all ages and activity levels.

May I bring my dog on this tour?
Sorry, pets are not allowed on the tours.

Is water provided on the tours?
No. It is recommended that guests bring their own water.

What should I wear? What should I bring?
Bring small items such as an ID, credit card and cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. We suggest tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour. We strongly suggest you wear layers, particularly in spring and fall. Many of our tours ride close to Lake Michigan, which is one of the largest lakes in the world and can alter the temperature quickly based on the direction of the wind. We offer pouches on the front of our bikes that allow you to store wallets, cameras, cell phones, and other smaller items, and you are welcome to keep any larger items back at our shop while you are out on a tour or rental.

Do you have a bike I can use?
No bike, no problem! We have hot deluxe comfort bikes for you to ride, and helmets to keep you safe. They each have front pouches and back racks for storage of smaller items. Although we recommend riding our bikes, you can bring your own but we don’t offer any discounts for doing so. Moreover, due to so many types of bike makes and models, if you bring your own bike and have a mechanical issue it will be unlikely we will have the proper tools to fix the issue. But, we will have the tools to fix any issues that might arise from the use of our bikes. All of our bikes are deluxe comfort bikes with fat tires, cushy seats, and fenders to keep you clean.

Are tours offered in bad weather?
We run most of our tours in any type of weather.

Are guide gratuities included in the price?
No. If you had a great time, gratuities are accepted by our tour guides.

How much biking is involved?
Enough biking that you’ll see a ton but not more than you can handle! The pace is usually good for everyone. We do stop at various points of interest and attractions so that you can have a brief rest while our tour guides explain the history of Chicago in a way that brings the stories to life. While you want to make sure the distance we cover is suitable for you, remember that we will never be biking continuously for that amount of time. We will have 6-8 stops mixed in along the route for resting periods and to learn about Chicago.

Do I need to bring a bike helmet?
No. Those are included in your tour price.

Chicago's Electric Bikes at Night Tour ID 6687

Is there an age limit for this tour?
Yes. Due to the tour being at night, only guests ages 16 and up are allowed to ride.

How long and strenuous is the bike tour?
This tour covers 8-miles of Chicago over 3 hours. However, the pace is easy and ideal for all ages and activity levels.

May I bring my dog on this tour?
Sorry, pets are not allowed on the tours.

Is water provided on the tours?
No. It is recommended that guests bring their own water.

What should I wear? What should I bring?
Bring small items such as an ID, credit card and cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. We suggest tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour. We strongly suggest you wear layers, particularly in spring and fall. Many of our tours ride close to Lake Michigan, which is one of the largest lakes in the world and can alter the temperature quickly based on the direction of the wind. We offer pouches on the front of our bikes that allow you to store wallets, cameras, cell phones, and other smaller items, and you are welcome to keep any larger items back at our shop while you are out on a tour or rental.

Do you have a bike I can use?
No bike, no problem! We have hot deluxe comfort bikes for you to ride, and helmets to keep you safe. They each have front pouches and back racks for storage of smaller items. Although we recommend riding our bikes, you can bring your own but we don’t offer any discounts for doing so. Moreover, due to so many types of bike makes and models, if you bring your own bike and have a mechanical issue it will be unlikely we will have the proper tools to fix the issue. But, we will have the tools to fix any issues that might arise from the use of our bikes. All of our bikes are deluxe comfort bikes with fat tires, cushy seats, and fenders to keep you clean.

Are tours offered in bad weather?
We run most of our tours in any type of weather.

Are guide gratuities included in the price?
No. If you had a great time, gratuities are accepted by our tour guides.

How much biking is involved?
Enough biking that you’ll see a ton but not more than you can handle! The pace is usually good for everyone. We do stop at various points of interest and attractions so that you can have a brief rest while our tour guides explain the history of Chicago in a way that brings the stories to life. While you want to make sure the distance we cover is suitable for you, remember that we will never be biking continuously for that amount of time. We will have 6-8 stops mixed in along the route for resting periods and to learn about Chicago.

Do I need to bring a bike helmet?
No. Those are included in your tour price.

Chicago's Greatest Hits Bicycle Tour ID 6685

How long and strenuous is the bike tour?

This tour covers 6-miles of Chicago over 2.5 hours. However, the pace is easy and ideal for all ages and activity levels.

May I bring my dog on this tour?

Sorry, pets are not allowed on the tours.

Is water provided on the tours?

No. It is recommended that guests bring their own water.

What should I wear? What should I bring?

Bring small items such as an ID, credit card and cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. We suggest tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour. We strongly suggest you wear layers, particularly in spring and fall. Many of our tours ride close to Lake Michigan, which is one of the largest lakes in the world and can alter the temperature quickly based on the direction of the wind. We offer pouches on the front of our bikes that allow you to store wallets, cameras, cell phones, and other smaller items, and you are welcome to keep any larger items back at our shop while you are out on a tour or rental.

Do you have a bike I can use?

No bike, no problem! We have hot deluxe comfort bikes for you to ride, and helmets to keep you safe. They each have front pouches and back racks for storage of smaller items. Although we recommend riding our bikes, you can bring your own but we don’t offer any discounts for doing so. Moreover, due to so many types of bike makes and models, if you bring your own bike and have a mechanical issue it will be unlikely we will have the proper tools to fix the issue. But, we will have the tools to fix any issues that might arise from the use of our bikes. All of our bikes are deluxe comfort bikes with fat tires, cushy seats, and fenders to keep you clean.

Are tours offered in bad weather?

We run most of our tours in any type of weather. 

Are guide gratuities included in the price?

No. If you had a great time, gratuities are accepted by our tour guides. 

How much biking is involved?

Enough biking that you’ll see a ton but not more than you can handle! The pace is usually good for everyone. We do stop at various points of interest and attractions so that you can have a brief rest while our tour guides explain the history of Chicago in a way that brings the stories to life. While you want to make sure the distance we cover is suitable for you, remember that we will never be biking continuously for that amount of time. We will have 6-8 stops mixed in along the route for resting periods and to learn about Chicago.

Do I need to bring a bike helmet?

No. Those are included in your tour price.

Chicago's Lakefront Neighborhoods Bicycle Tour ID 6681

How long and strenuous is the bike tour?
This tour covers 13-miles of Chicago neighborhoods. However, the pace is easy and ideal for all ages and activity levels.

May I bring my dog on this tour?
Sorry, pets are not allowed on the tours.

Is water provided on the tours?
No. It is recommended that guests bring their own water.

What should I wear? What should I bring?
Bring small items such as an ID, credit card and cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. We suggest tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour.  We strongly suggest you wear layers, particularly in spring and fall. Many of our tours ride close to Lake Michigan, which is one of the largest lakes in the world and can alter the temperature quickly based on the direction of the wind. We offer pouches on the front of our bikes that allow you to store wallets, cameras, cell phones, and other smaller items, and you are welcome to keep any larger items back at our shop while you are out on a tour or rental.

Do you have a bike I can use?
No bike, no problem! We have hot deluxe comfort bikes for you to ride, and helmets to keep you safe. They each have front pouches and back racks for storage of smaller items. Although we recommend riding our bikes, you can bring your own but we don’t offer any discounts for doing so. Moreover, due to so many types of bike makes and models, if you bring your own bike and have a mechanical issue it will be unlikely we will have the proper tools to fix the issue. But, we will have the tools to fix any issues that might arise from the use of our bikes. All of our bikes are deluxe comfort bikes with fat tires, cushy seats, and fenders to keep you clean.

Are tours offered in bad weather?
We run most of our tours in any type of weather.

Are guide gratuities included in the price?
No. If you had a great time, gratuities are accepted by our tour guides.

How much biking is involved?
Enough biking that you’ll see a ton but not more than you can handle! The pace is usually good for everyone. We do stop at various points of interest and attractions so that you can have a brief rest while our tour guides explain the history of Chicago in a way that brings the stories to life. While you want to make sure the distance we cover is suitable for you, remember that we will never be biking continuously for that amount of time. We will have 6-8 stops mixed in along the route for resting periods and to learn about Chicago.

Holiday Hike: Season Sampling Food & Walking Tour ID 6677

How long and strenuous is the walking tour?
The tour covers 1.25 miles in 2.5 hours at a relaxed pace. Our guides will lead you from attraction to attraction, stopping to give you insight into this amazing City. At many landmarks, there will be places to sit down during the presentation. Please note your request for food accommodations when booking your tour in the “Have Special Needs?” field.

Can you accommodate food allergies or vegetarians on your food tours?
We CAN provide food substitutions for vegetarians on ALL tours. Gluten-free substitutions are available on certain tours. While we try our very best to accommodate food allergies, we cannot guarantee certain avoidance from various food allergies. We would encourage you to ask questions along the way and see if our guide might recommend a substitution.

May I bring my dog on this tour?
Sorry, pets are not allowed on any of our tours.

Will there be breaks for restrooms?
Our walking tours start at various locations around the City and while we do our best to accommodate restrooms at the start of your tour, we do highly recommend using the restroom prior to arrival to your tour. We will have restroom stops built into each walking tour. For our food and walking tours, all of the restaurants we visit will have restrooms to use.

Do you offer water on your tours?
We do not provide water on our tours due to the fact that they all originate from locations outside of our headquarters. Please plan ahead and bring water with you. For our culinary, restaurant and food tours our restaurant partners will provide water free of charge.

Do you have a stroller I can use for my child?
No stroller, no problem! We rent strollers out for daily use, multi-daily use. But most of our walking tours do not originate from our bike shop. You will want to make arrangements in advance to rent and pick up your stroller. Please note that our tour guides many times meet the group directly in the neighborhood covered on the tour, without stopping at the bike shop, so we cannot deliver strollers to you.

Are your tours ADA accessible?
All of our walking tours at the present moment do allow for ADA compliant and wheelchair accessible. But please note that sometimes our restaurants change and we cannot guarantee every restaurant will not include stairs of some sort which might make things difficult. A majority of our stops should be ADA compliant.

What should I wear? What should I bring?
We recommend you bring small items such as an ID, credit card and cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. We suggest tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour. We strongly suggest you wear layers, particularly in spring and fall. Many of our tours are downtown, close to Lake Michigan, which is one of the largest lakes in the world and can alter the temperature quickly based on the direction of the wind.

How much walking is involved?
Not more than you can handle! The pace is usually good for everyone. We’ve rated each tour-level so that you can pick the right tour for you. We do stop at various points of interest and attractions so that you can have a brief rest while our tour guides explain the history of Chicago in a way that brings the stories to life. While you want to make sure the distance we cover is suitable for you, remember that we will never be walking continuously for that amount of time. We will have 6-8 stops mixed in along the route for resting periods and to learn about Chicago. Please note that with some of our walking tours there are some stairs that we navigate during the tour.

Are tours offered in bad weather?
We run most of our tours in any type of weather. Walking tours run year round as they are less dependent on stable weather for their operation. During the nicer months, we use the beautiful outdoor promenades for our walking tours. And during inclement weather, we can duck down and use Chicago’s unique underground pedway system to get from point to point. Just remember to always dress for the weather.  Because our walking tours do not leave from our headquarter location, we do not provide rain ponchos should a pop-up shower occurs

Are guide gratuities included in the price?
The tour price does not include gratuities in the cost of our tours. If you had a great time, gratuities are accepted by our tour guides.

Bikes, Bites, & Brews ID 6682

How long and strenuous is the bike tour?
This tour covers 13-miles of Chicago neighborhoods in 4 hours. However, the pace is easy and ideal for all ages and activity levels.

Can you accommodate food allergies or vegetarians on your food tours?
We CAN provide food substitutions for vegetarians on ALL tours. Gluten-free substitutions are available on certain tours. While we try our very best to accommodate food allergies, we cannot guarantee certain avoidance from various food allergies. We would encourage you to ask questions along the way and see if our guide might recommend a substitution. Please note your request for food accommodations when booking your tour in the “Have Special Needs?” field.

Are food and drinks included in the tour?
Yes.

May I bring my dog on this tour?
Sorry, pets are not allowed on the tours.

Will there be breaks for restrooms?
Yes, most of the restaurants we visit will have restrooms to use. We recommend using the restroom prior to arrival to your tour, however, to expedite the start of the tour.

Is water provided on the tours?
Water is provided at each restaurant stop.

What should I wear? What should I bring?
Bring small items such as an ID, credit card and cash (to tip the guide), cell phone, and camera. We suggest tennis shoes and comfortable, loose-fitting clothes that are appropriate for the weather conditions on the day of your tour.  We strongly suggest you wear layers, particularly in spring and fall. Many of our tours ride close to Lake Michigan, which is one of the largest lakes in the world and can alter the temperature quickly based on the direction of the wind. We offer pouches on the front of our bikes that allow you to store wallets, cameras, cell phones, and other smaller items, and you are welcome to keep any larger items back at our shop while you are out on a tour or rental.

Do you have a bike I can use?
No bike, no problem! We have hot deluxe comfort bikes for you to ride, and helmets to keep you safe. They each have front pouches and back racks for storage of smaller items. Although we recommend riding our bikes, you can bring your own but we don’t offer any discounts for doing so. Moreover, due to so many types of bike makes and models, if you bring your own bike and have a mechanical issue it will be unlikely we will have the proper tools to fix the issue. But, we will have the tools to fix any issues that might arise from the use of our bikes. All of our bikes are deluxe comfort bikes with fat tires, cushy seats, and fenders to keep you clean.

Are tours offered in bad weather?
We run most of our tours in any type of weather.

Are guide gratuities included in the price?
No. If you had a great time, gratuities are accepted by our tour guides.

How much biking is involved?
Enough biking that you’ll see a ton but not more than you can handle! The pace is usually good for everyone. We do stop at various points of interest and attractions so that you can have a brief rest while our tour guides explain the history of Chicago in a way that brings the stories to life. While you want to make sure the distance we cover is suitable for you, remember that we will never be biking continuously for that amount of time. We will have 6-8 stops mixed in along the route for resting periods and to learn about Chicago.

Rooftop Club and Bar Crawl ID 6665

What is the dress code?
Business or Smart Casual. No flip-flops ripped clothing, hats, baggy clothes or sports jerseys. No backpacks. Comfortable shoes recommended.

What is the best way to get there?
Subway: Take the F train to the 2nd Avenue/Houston Street stop. Walk one block South and then cross Houston Street. Dr. Smood is on the corner of East Houston and Orchard Streets. The meeting spot, Dr. Smood Coffee Shop, is on the corner of East Houston and Orchard Streets.

What should I expect?
The group hosted experience is a friendly and comfortable social event which attracts guests from all over the world. Your local NYC host takes you to several venues to get a taste of the diverse nature of the Downtown nightlife scene.

What does my ticket include?
Ticket includes admission to venues and two complimentary drinks.

Discover the Nightlife ID 6666

What is the dress code?
Business or Smart Casual. No flip-flops ripped clothing, hats, baggy clothes or sports jerseys. No backpacks. Comfortable shoes recommended.

What is the best way to get there?
Subway: Take the F train to the 2nd Avenue/Houston Street stop.  Walk one block South and then cross Houston Street. Dr. Smood is on the corner of East Houston and Orchard Streets. The meeting spot, Dr. Smood Coffee Shop, is on the corner of East Houston and Orchard Streets.

What should I expect?
The group hosted experience is a friendly and comfortable social event which attracts guests from all over the world. Your local NYC host takes you to several venues to get a taste of the diverse nature of the Downtown nightlife scene.

What does my ticket include?
Ticket includes admission to venues, two complimentary drinks, and free shared appetizers at the first location.

Rockwood Live Music Package ID 6667

What is the dress code?
Upscale casual. No sneakers, boots, flip-flops, ripped clothing, hats, baggy clothes, or sports jerseys.

What is the best way to get there?
Subway: Take the F train to the 2nd Avenue/Houston Street stop.  Walk two blocks to Allen Street. Rockwood is located next door to the 60LES Hotel.

What should I expect at Rockwood Music Hall?
Rockwood Music Hall is an iconic NYC music venue with three distinct rooms playing live music seven days a week. Intimate settings and an eclectic mix of performers from up-and-coming talent to well-known musicians. New acts every hour so there is something for everyone by the end of the night.

What does my ticket include?
Ticket includes admission, live music performances, and one complimentary drink.

Pink’s Taco & Drinks ID 6670

What is the dress code?
Upscale casual. No sneakers, boots, flip-flops, ripped clothing, hats, baggy clothes, or sports jerseys.

What is the best way to get there?
Take the 4,5,6, N. R or L trains to the Union Square station. Walk three avenues East to 1st Avenue and four blocks South to 10th Street. Walk just a few steps up 10th Street from 1st Avenue and Pink's is on the South side of the Street.

What should I expect at Pink’s NYC?
This is a trendy, hip, and intimate East Village bar popular with NYC locals. Tuesday Rock n Roll Trivia Night is a big hit and there is usually live music on Fridays with a DJ on Saturday nights.

What does my ticket include?
Ticket includes admission, one taco, and two complimentary beers or cocktails/wine.

Sky Room Admission + Drink ID 6668

What is the dress code?
Upscale and elegant. No sneakers, boots, flip-flops, ripped clothing, hats, baggy clothes, t-shirts or sports jerseys. Collared shirts recommended for men and heels for women.

What is the best way to get there?
Subway: Take the A, C or E trains to the Port Authority 42nd Street station. Walk two blocks South and one block West.

The rooftop bar is located atop the Fairfield Inn & Suites Hotel which is on the South Side of the 40th Street near the 9th Street corner.

What should I expect at the Sky Room?
After work from 5:00 pm-10:00 pm is a lounge scene with beautiful views of New York city from the 33rd-floor perch. On weekend nights at 10:00 pm, the live DJ starts playing and the 34th-floor transitions to a dance floor which will be hopping until the early morning hours.

What does my ticket include?
Ticket includes admission to the club and one complimentary beer or well cocktail.

Andretti Indoor Karting ID 6085

What do I need to wear to race?
Drivers must wear flat closed-toe shoes (no flip-flops or sandals) and preferably shorts or pants (skirts are not recommended). Long hair should be pulled back into a ponytail and tucked into your shirt. No hats of any kind. No loose or flowing clothing or scarves. These restrictions are put into place for your safety!

Can I bring my own helmet?
Personal helmets must be Department of Transportation (DOT) approved with a full face cover and visor.

Can I use a GoPro mounted camera while racing?
Yes, but please see the Track Attendant before your race so they can assure your camera is securely mounted to the kart or your helmet.

What do the flags mean on the track?

• Green Flag– Go! 
• Yellow Flag– Caution, Slow Down 
• Red Flag– STOP! There could be an accident on the track 
• Blue Flag w/orange stripe- Move over & let faster drivers pass 
• Checkered Flag– Last Lap, slow down and proceed to Pit Lane.

How fast are your karts?
The Junior Karts reach speeds up to 15 mph and the Adult Karts go up to 35 mph.

Can I bump and push everyone out of the way on the track?
No, these are not bumper cars. These are racing Super karts that are capable of reaching high speeds. We want guests to come in and experience how much fun it is to race. We will not tolerate bumping, aggressive driving, or anyone causing accidents on purpose. We strictly enforce the rules for everyone’s safety.

What are the hours of operation?
Andretti Indoor Karting is open during the following hours:

• Mon–Thurs: 10:00 am-12:00 am 
• Fri & Sat: 10:00 am-1:00 am
• Sun: 10:00 am-12:00 am

Holiday hours are:

• Christmas Eve, 12/24: 10:00 am-7:00 pm
• Christmas Day, 12/25: 3:00 pm-10:00 pm
• New Year's Eve, 12/31: 10:00 am-1:00 am
• New Year's Day, 1/1: 10:00 am-12:00 am

What are the height, weight, and age restrictions for racing and the attractions?

• Adult Race: Minimum: 15 yrs old & 54" tall. Maximum Weight: 300 lbs
• Intermediate Race: Minimum: 54" tall. Recommended Minimum Age: 12 yrs old. Max Weight: 300 lbs
• Junior Race: Minimum height 48" tall. Recommended Minimum Age: 7 yrs old.
• The Gear Coaster: Minimum Height: 48" tall, Maximum Weight: 280 lbs.
• Sky Trail Ropes Course With Curved Rail Zip Line: Minimum Height: 48" tall, Maximum Weight: 300 lbs.
• Laser Tag: Minimum height: 42" tall
• Virtual Reality Racing Simulators: Minimum Height: 54" tall, Maximum Weight: 350 lbs
• Virtual Reality Hologate: Minimum height: 48″ tall.
• XD Dark Ride Motion Theater: Minimum height: 40″ tall.

Do I need to sign a waiver?
Yes, to participate all guests must sign a waiver. Those under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian also sign the waiver.

Is food available at the attraction?
Yes. Andretti Grill is on-site for your convenience.

Regal Oaks - A CLC World Resort ID 947

Is this resort pet-friendly?
No. Pets are not permitted with the exception of service animals.

Can I reserve a smoking room?
No. Regal Oaks is a smoke-free resort. Designated outdoor smoking areas are available throughout the resort.

Does the resort offer WiFi?
Yes. Free WiFi access is available.

Does the resort have an on-site restaurant?
Yes. Guests can enjoy a meal and drinks at the Regal Oaks Bar & Grill.

Does the resort have a fitness center?
Yes.

Will my room have a safe?
Yes.

Will my room have a microwave and/or mini-fridge?
Yes. Townhomes include fully equipped kitchens.

Is there a pool at the resort?
Yes. The resort has an outdoor pool and Jacuzzi.

When are check-in and check-out?
Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out ends at 10:00 am.

What is the minimum age to check-in?
Guests must be at least 21 years of age to check-in.

Is parking available?
Yes. Free onsite parking is offered for guests.

Does the hotel provide an airport shuttle?
No.

Is a resort fee required?
Yes. A resort fee is collected at check-in.

Can I request a crib or an extra rollaway bed?
No. There is no capacity for extra beds in the townhomes.

Encantada Resort - A CLC World Resort ID 946

Is this resort pet-friendly?
No. Pets are not permitted with the exception of service animals.

Can I reserve a smoking room?
No. All units are non-smoking. Designated outdoor smoking areas are clearly labeled throughout the resort.

Does the resort offer WiFi?
Yes. Free WiFi access is available.

Does the resort have an on-site restaurant?
Yes. Guests can enjoy a meal and drinks at the bar and cafe on-site.

Does the resort have a fitness center?
Yes.

Will my room have a safe?
Yes.

Will my room have a microwave and/or mini-fridge?
Yes. Units include fully equipped kitchens.

Is there a pool at the resort?
Yes. The resort has an outdoor pool.

When are check-in and check-out?
Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out ends at 10:00 am.

What is the minimum age to check-in?
Guests must be at least 21 years of age to check-in.

Is parking available?
Yes. Free onsite parking is offered for guests.

Does the hotel provide an airport shuttle?
No.

Is a resort fee required?
Yes. A resort fee and cleaning fee are collected at check-in.

Can I request a crib or an extra rollaway bed?
No. There is no capacity for extra beds in the units.