$159 for a Two-Hour Pedal-Powered Tour for Up to 14 from Capitol Pedaler (Up to $325 Value)
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Groups board a 14-person bicycle built in Amsterdam to enjoy snacks and nonalcoholic drinks en route to local bars, parks, and coffee shops
Seeing the world by bike beats seeing the world by bus, as bus tours are often ruined by engine exhaust, construction detours, and guides who deliver facts by honking them in Morse code. Enjoy the calm of a pedal-powered trek with this Groupon:
$159 for a Two-Hour Rental of a 14-Person Bicycle (Up to $325 Value)
After choosing one of six routes and a convenient location for pickup and drop-off, up to 14 people climb aboard the Capitol Pedaler for a two-hour self-powered group ride. One of Capitol Pedaler's drivers pilots the massive bike to keep it from veering off course or taking flight. Along the route, passengers stop at two or three prechosen destinations such as bars, restaurants, or coffee shops, and riders are welcome to bring along snacks, nonalcoholic libations, and a playlist to plug into a stereo system equipped with iPod and mp3-player connections.
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About Trolley Pub - Madison
The Capitol Pedaler was designed and built by a Dutchman in bicycle-happy Amsterdam before arriving in Madison to whisk travelers around town in eco-friendly style. Lovingly referred to as “The Big Red Bike”, it adopted its signature hue state-side in honor of the Wisconsin Badgers, and frequently takes breaks from escorting pub-crawlers and wedding parties to ferry fans on game day. Capable of accommodating up to 14 passengers, with the recommended group size of at least six–eight pedalers the vehicle typically cruises at 5–7 miles per hour—the perfect speed for drag racing local steamrollers.
Prechosen routes include excursions to the zoo or the Old Sugar Distillery, making up to three preselected stops en route at local bars, public parks, and coffee shops. While alcoholic drinks aren’t allowed on the foot-powered party bus, passengers are welcome to bring their own snacks and nonalcoholic drinks to enjoy between stops, and can blast premade playlists of party songs or favorite commercial jingles courtesy of an on-board stereo with iPod and mp3-player connections.