What to Know Before You Roll

It’s a two-hour BYOB party bike ride through downtown Pensacola. Bring the drinks, pick the music and pedal between possible bar stops. Book by the seat or take the whole trolley for your crew.

Meet us at the 21 W. Romana St. public parking lot in downtown Pensacola, next to Bistrology. Your ride starts and ends there.

Stops change from ride to ride. Tell your guide where you’d like to go, and they’ll work with traffic, timing and what’s open. The bars on our route page are possibilities, not promises.

Riders must be at least 16. Only guests 21 and older may drink alcohol. Some downtown bars are also 21+, especially later in the evening.

No. Smaller groups can book individual seats and may ride with other guests. The trolley needs at least five total riders to go out. Want it to yourselves? Book private.

Up to 15 riders: 12 pedal seats with backs and a three-person rear bench.

The more people who pedal, the easier it feels. The trolley also has a motor for a little help. Need a break? Grab a spot on the three-person rear bench.

Yes. Bring beer, wine or seltzers plus a cooler and cups. Glass stays stored in the cooler while the trolley is moving. You must be 21 or older to drink alcohol.

Absolutely. Connect your phone by Bluetooth or aux cable and put on your playlist. You can also let your guide handle the music.

Individual seats have a $40 base price per person. The private trolley has a $540 base price. A $5 or $54 deposit plus taxes and fees is due at booking. You’ll see the exact total and remaining balance before you pay.

You can add Trip Assurance during direct checkout. It provides a full refund for covered cancellations made at least seven days before the ride or when a National Weather Service Severe Weather Warning forces a cancellation. Without Trip Assurance, direct sales are final. Marketplace bookings follow the marketplace’s terms.

We roll rain or shine, and the trolley has a canopy. A few drops can still reach the seats, so bring a light rain layer when the forecast looks wet. Severe-weather decisions follow the terms shown at checkout.