Guided Scooter Tour or Three-Hour Scooter Rental for Two from City Scooters and Scooter Dawgs (25% Off)
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See the sights on a guided tour starting downtown, or cruise the city pursuing your own agenda on a rented scooter
Choose Between Two Options
- $127 for a scooter tour for two, valid Tuesday–Sunday at 111 East Wacker Drive ($170 value)
- $95 for a three-hour scooter rental for two, valid at 6320 N Milwaukee Ave ($126.50 value)
Tour option: Every day at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., tour guides meet up with crews of up to six amateur scooter riders in Chicago’s underground pedway. After equipping their charges with helmets and leading them to the uncrowded pavement of Lower Wacker Drive for a quick lesson, guides lead their groups on tours of Wrigleyville—traveling through Lincoln Park and cruising past pubs on the way to Wrigley Field—or expeditions to Chinatown by way of Millennium Park and the Museum Campus.
Rental option: Starting from City Scooters’ store location in Norwood Park, couples can embark on a self-guided tour, exploring the abundant parks nearby or cruising anywhere the motorized wheels can reach.
Eyewear is not included; customers must bring their own. Eye protection is available for purchase.
Need To Know Info
About City Scooters and Scooter Dawgs
Scooter Dawgs, Inc. is affiliated with City Scooters, whose show room sits towards the north end of Milwaukee Avenue, displaying row upon row of brightly-colored two-wheelers to passerby. The shop boasts vehicles from brands such as Wolf Brand, Ice Bear, Keeway, and Binnelli, with some brand-new and others awaiting full service repairs. In addition to selling these mopeds and scooters, the shopkeepers also rent them out, allowing licensed drivers to take the scooters for a spin around city streets on an hourly basis.
After overseeing these daily rides for a while, the staff realized that riding a scooter unlocks a view of Chicago that's completely unaccessible in a car. So, they expanded their business, organizing tours that depart from downtown locations twice daily. Their guides lead crews of tourists and adventurous city dwellers to Wrigleyville or Chinatown, taking the scenic route to each destination. They frequently buzz past many of Chicago’s signature lakefront sights, such as Lincoln Park, the Museum Campus, and swimmers just arriving in Chicago after becoming bored with Michigan.