What it is
The Arizona Party Bike is a 15-seat, open-air bar on wheels that rolls straight down the middle of Old Town Scottsdale, LED lights underneath and a sound system loud enough to hear over traffic. The group sits around a bar-top counter and pedals together while a guide steers, handles the route, and runs the music. It's BYOB — bring your own beer and coolers, and the guide covers where drinking is and isn't allowed along the way.
The ride runs about two hours through the Entertainment District, past the bars and patios you'll likely hit later that night. Expect plenty of noise from sidewalk crowds and other groups — this thing gets attention.
Why it works for the group
This is the no-effort, high-payoff block of the day: nobody has to plan a route between bars or keep the group together on foot, because the bike does that for you. BYOB keeps the cost down compared to buying drinks at every Old Town bar, and pedaling a bar down the street with the guys is exactly the kind of dumb fun that lands with a crew that came to drink.
It also works as a solid warm-up before the real bar crawl or dinner — enough time to get loose without blowing the whole afternoon on it.
Planning tips
When to book: Friday and Saturday evening slots go fast, especially October through April when the open-air ride is most comfortable. Book 2-3 weeks out if you want a weekend slot.
What to budget: From about $70 per person (2026). Bring your own beer and ice — there's no bar on board, just the counter you're pedaling from.
Time to set aside: Block 2.5 hours total: the ride is 2 hours, plus time to load coolers and regroup at drop-off. A late-afternoon slot flows straight into dinner and the bar crawl.
Good to know
- Where: Old Town Scottsdale, Entertainment District. Exact pickup confirmed on booking.
- Duration: ~2 hours.
- Price: From $70/person (2026).
- Group size: Up to 15 riders per bike.
- Drinks: BYOB — bring beer, cans, or canned cocktails and ice.
