Scottsdale Old Town: Stretch Limo Golf Cart Tour & Art Walk

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Duration1h 30m

GroupUp to 15

LanguagesEN

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Ten Miles Through Old Town Scottsdale Without Leaving Your Seat

You ride through Old Town Scottsdale in a stretch limo golf cart for ninety minutes, passing Camelback Mountain, art galleries, museums, and historic sites across more than ten miles. The guide provides stories and recommendations for where to eat and what to explore further, and you stay seated the entire time. Bottled water and an audio system are included, so you hear everything clearly as the cart moves through the nine neighborhoods that make up downtown.

1h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Old Town Scottsdale highlights

Visit Old Town Scottsdale
See the Old Adobe Mission
Explore Western and Native American art museum
Pass by Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
Pass by Farmers Bank of Scottsdale
Pass by Scottsdale Arts District
Pass by Scottsdale Fashion Square
Pass by Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
Pass by Camelback Mountain

The Experience

The stretch limo golf cart pulls up and you realize this isn't what you expected — it's wider, lower, and somehow more fun than a regular tour vehicle. You're sitting in what looks like a miniature version of the Vegas strip's ride, except you're about to spend ninety minutes rolling through Old Town Scottsdale's nine walkable neighborhoods without having to actually walk. Your guide starts talking almost immediately, and the audio system means you hear every word even as the cart moves past the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, with its James Turrell skyspace installation visible from the street.

The route covers more than ten miles and hits over thirty points of interest, which sounds like a lot until you realize you're not stopping at all of them — you're passing them, getting the story, and moving on. Camelback Mountain appears on your right at some point, and the guide explains the history of the area while you're actually looking at it, not trying to remember what they said five minutes ago. You'll roll past the Old Adobe Mission, built by hand in the 1930s and one of only three remaining adobe structures downtown, then swing through the Scottsdale Arts District where the ArtWalk happens Thursday nights. The Rusty Spur Saloon, a 1921 bank building that now serves drinks from what used to be a vault, gets its own story — the kind of detail that makes you want to come back and sit at the bar.

What catches people off guard is how much ground you cover without fatigue. The Scottsdale Fashion Square, the performing arts center, the contemporary art museum — they're all part of the same loop, and because you're not walking between them, you actually absorb the layout of the place instead of just hitting checkboxes. The guide points out where to eat, what galleries are worth a longer visit, and which spots are best at different times of day. Bottled water comes with the tour, and the audio system is clear enough that even if someone's asking a question, you don't miss what's happening outside.

Book this if you're new to Scottsdale and want to see the downtown core without planning the route yourself or figuring out parking. The 1.5-hour window is tight enough that it doesn't feel like a slog, and long enough that you actually get a sense of the place. If you're traveling with children, bring a booster or car seat if needed — the tour operator will let you know what fits.

What’s included

Your tour includes bottled water throughout the 1.5 hours, an audio system so you hear the guide clearly as the cart moves, and a Passport to Savings booklet with local restaurant and activity recommendations for after the tour ends.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by Scottsdale Segway Tours

Is this one for you?Choose this if you want to see Old Town Scottsdale's main landmarks and neighborhoods in one sitting without arranging your own route, parking, or walking between stops — the stretch limo golf cart handles the movement so you can focus on the place.