Is there any physical activity?
There are a total of 10 pedaling seats and 5 non-pedaling seats, including a backbench. So if you have someone in your group that can’t pedal, no problem!
What should I bring?
One of the most fun parts of the buzz bike experience is that you can actually bring your own beer and wine on board! But don’t let forgetting a couple of things dampen the experience. Below are the supplies we recommend bringing with you, along with a few things we can’t have onboard.
What To Bring:
We have a cooler and provide ice and cups, but you can pack your own cooler if desired
Your favorite beer and wine
Water to stay hydrated
Snacks if desired
Do Not Bring:
Glass containers. Beer should be in cans and wine should be boxed or put into water bottles
Hard liquor and mixed drinks are not allowed onboard the buzz bike.
What should I wear?
Please dress appropriately for predicted weather conditions. We do recommend closed-toed shoes for comfort though it is not required. We also recommend not wearing high heels or long, flowing dresses!
Where is it located?
Our locations are very close to where the tour operates. The exact location/meeting spot for the tours in each city are included in the confirmation email that you will receive after making your reservation. In general, all reservations begin and end at our location — the bike has to get back somehow, after all.
Is the tour appropriate for children?
No, must be 21 years of age.
How long is the tour?
Approximately 2 hours long.
Can I drink alcohol on board the party bike?
Laws and rules so that your group’s activities are lawful and safe:
Beer and wine only. Hard cider, lemonade, and malt beverages are OK!
No glass or hard liquor on board. We recommend cans for beer and either boxed wine or a separate plastic container.
All alcoholic beverages are BYOB. We cannot provide or sell alcohol.
Do not step off-board the vehicle with an open container as you will be in violation of public consumption laws and may be cited. All alcoholic beverages must stay on the vehicle!
We aim to provide an amazing time, but your safety is our #1 priority! DO NOT arrive for your party already intoxicated or service may be refused without a refund.
Who drives the party bike?
Have no fear, an experienced and trained Party Bike Pilot will drive the bike so your group can focus on partying!
Is there music on board?
Yes! We have a rocking sound system and LED lights for the perfect party ambiance. Our tablet that hooks up to the system is full of music from every genre with tons of songs and playlist options for you to choose. Make sure to bring a good DJ!
How many people can ride?
We can fit a maximum of 15 passengers on board the bike, but require a minimum of 8 people to pedal the party bike. Non-private tours (based on individual tickets) are tentative until we have the minimum number of riders.
Can my group sign the rider waiver in advance?
YOU MUST HAVE YOUR WAIVERS COMPLETED IN ADVANCE, OTHERWISE, YOUR START TIME MAY BE DELAYED.
Where can we take the party bike and how long is each stop?
Ask the driver for a recommendation! Most groups can make it to up to three stops with about 20 minutes at each stop.
Pub crawls with multiple groups on board have a set itinerary of three bar stops that cannot be changed.
Is it really pedal-powered?
Yes! We encourage you to pedal to make the bike move. It’s great for the environment and your calorie count. The bike is also equipped with an electric motor to help the riders. It’s a lot easier than it looks!
What is the weather policy?
We ride rain or shine, but for safety, we cancel if there is lightning or other severe weather. Don’t worry — you won’t be pedaling around in a monsoon! If we have to cancel the reservation based on severe weather conditions, you will receive a 100% refund or rain check for another date.
Please dress appropriately for predicted weather conditions. Weather cancellations are not made until right before your reservation’s scheduled start time, as weather can be unpredictable.
Saturday, September 7, 2019
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