A 15-seat beer bike through downtown Austin. You bring the beer and the playlist; a local guide steers, and pedaling is optional.
Whole bike: $350 Sunday to Thursday, $395 Friday and Saturday, up to 15 people.
A beer bike in Austin is exactly what it sounds like: you and up to 15 people roll through downtown with your own drinks in the cooler while a local guide steers. Every bike has motorized assist, so pedaling is optional. You bring the drinks, pick the music and hang out.
Want the details? See the whole-bike pricing, the downtown route, or grab individual seats for a smaller crew.
It is a big open-air bar on wheels that you rent as a group. “Beer bike,” “party bike,” “bike bar”: same idea, different names. A local guide steers, every bike has motorized assist so you pedal only as much as you like, and some seats have no pedals at all. It is BYOB: bring your own beer, seltzer or wine in cans or plastic (no glass, no hard liquor), so nothing is marked up.
The whole bike is $350 Sunday to Thursday and $395 Friday and Saturday, for up to 15 people, not per person. Split across a full crew on a weeknight that is about $23 a head. That covers the ride of about 2 hours, your guide, the sound system, and coolers with ice. Just a few of you? Seats on a public ride are $35.
The whole beer bike for your group. Split it and each person’s share stays small.
Just your crew, nobody else aboard. About $23 a person with 15 riders on a weeknight.
Fewer than 4 of you? Grab individual seats at $35 →
Bachelorette and bachelor parties are the bread and butter: it is the rare activity where a dozen people hang out together instead of splitting up at a bar. Birthdays are big too, so are work outings and friends-in-town weekends. Book it when the group being together is the whole point.
The ride starts at 806 San Jacinto Blvd, rolls through downtown’s historic blocks and the Red River music district, then up Congress Avenue and over the Congress bat bridge before heading back, with stops at local bars along the way. Park on San Jacinto or 8th, or in the 2 lots on 7th Street. See the full route.
Austin Pedal Party runs every ride booked here, and their riders have left 5,975 Google reviews with a 5.0 average.
If your plan is 5 bars in 90 minutes, this isn’t it. Most of the 2 hours is spent rolling, and the ride itself is the party. But if you want your whole group in one spot, drinks open, music up, nothing beats it.
Book the whole bike online through Austin Pedal Party, and lock your date early for weekends. Questions first? Call or text 512-539-7861. Austin Pedal Party is rated 5.0★ across 5,975 Google reviews.
A big open-air bar on wheels a group rides together. “Beer bike,” “party bike” and “bike bar” all mean the same thing. A local guide steers, pedaling is optional thanks to motorized assist, and it holds up to 15.
The whole bike is $350 Sunday to Thursday and $395 Friday and Saturday, for up to 15 people. That includes the ride of about 2 hours, your guide, the sound system and coolers with ice. Seats on a public ride are $35.
Only if you want to. Every bike has motorized assist and a guide who steers, and some seats have no pedals at all.
Yes, it is BYOB: beer, seltzer or wine in cans or plastic only (no glass, no hard liquor). Riders 18+, drinking 21+.
Lock in your date and make this the easiest plan of the whole trip.