Phoenix Party Bike Tour: Private Group Ride & Bar Stops

Summary

Private pedal party through Phoenix’s art bars, breweries & speakeasies

You’ll laugh with friends as you pedal through downtown Phoenix on your own private party bike tour. Expect cold drinks (BYO or exclusive specials), quirky stops from breweries to secret speakeasies, plus stories from your local guide along art-filled streets. It’s sweaty fun with unexpected quiet moments—and memories that stick long after sunset.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed was the clatter of cans against plastic cups — not exactly music, but it set the mood. We met our guide outside Arizona Wilderness Brewing (the smell of hops hit me before I even saw the sign), and everyone was already grinning like we’d just been let out early from work. You pile onto this big party bike — it’s a weird contraption, half bar, half pedal machine — and suddenly you’re rolling down Roosevelt Row with everyone waving or taking photos. Our driver, Chris, kept cracking jokes about our “pedal power” (honestly, some of us weren’t pulling our weight), but he also knew every mural and shortcut in downtown Phoenix.

I didn’t expect to feel the desert heat mixing with the cold from the ice in our cooler — that’s a strange combo. At one stop (a warehouse bar with neon lights and cheap happy hour deals for party bikers), someone tried to order in Spanish and got a high five from the bartender. There was this moment near Heritage Square where we all went quiet for a second — just wheels humming and city sounds bouncing off old brick buildings. Then someone spotted the speakeasy behind the pizza shop (I won’t spoil how you get in), and suddenly we were squeezing past stacks of flour bags into another world. The drinks there? Not what I’d usually order, but somehow perfect after pedaling around.

We passed Chase Field too — Diamondbacks fans were already spilling out onto the sidewalk. I remember thinking how weirdly good it felt to be moving slow while everyone else rushed by. It’s not all bars; you catch little slices of Phoenix you’d probably miss otherwise. By the end my legs were tired but nobody wanted to get off yet. I still think about that last stretch through Roosevelt Row, sun dropping low and paint peeling on old murals. If you want something loud, messy, and full of little surprises… well, this is definitely it.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Private party bike tour in Phoenix

• Grab drink inside Arizona Wilderness Brewing
• Meet party bike outside brewery
• Enjoy happy hour at warehouse bar
• Visit secret speakeasy behind pizza shop
• Pass by Chase Field baseball stadium
• Pass through Roosevelt Row arts district
• Pass by Phoenix Convention Center
• Pass by Phoenix Suns arena
• Pass by Arizona Science Center
• Pass by Heritage Square historic houses
• Stop at bicycle themed brewery in Roosevelt Row

Top questions

How many people can join the private party bike tour?

The private party bike fits up to 14 people per group.

Is alcohol allowed on the Phoenix party bike?

Yes, BYO alcohol is legal on the party bike within provided rules.

Are drink specials included during the tour?

Yes, there are exclusive drink specials at partner bars for riders.

Where does the Phoenix party bike tour start?

The tour starts outside Arizona Wilderness Brewing in downtown Phoenix.

What attractions do we pass on this day trip?

You’ll see Heritage Square, Chase Field, Arizona Science Center, Roosevelt Row and more local spots.

Is there a minimum age requirement?

The minimum age is 21 unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

How long does the private party bike ride last?

The experience lasts about two hours through downtown Phoenix districts.

Does this include pickup or drop-off?

Your booking includes pickup and drop-off at designated meeting points in central Phoenix.

What’s included

Your day includes pickup and drop-off from central meeting points in downtown Phoenix, use of coolers packed with ice for your drinks (BYO welcome), cups for everyone onboard, exclusive drink specials at partner bars along Roosevelt Row and beyond, plus a friendly local driver-guide who keeps things rolling—and helmets if you want them.