More of our calendar is bachelorette parties than anything else, so none of this will surprise us.
The whole point is that the group stays together. Sixteen seats means one vehicle instead of four rideshares and a headcount at every door.
Bring the sashes, the banners, the balloons and the cake — here's the full packing list if you want to check what else people bring. People decorate the bike and we let them — it's a party vehicle, not a rental car. Just take it with you at the end.
The one thing worth checking before you commit to an outfit theme: some Midtown bars enforce a dress code, and that's their call, not ours. If your group is in matching anything, call the bars first. The bar guide lists them all with links.
Half the reason anyone books this is the pictures. These three from the Midtown list earn their place on that basis alone.
A rooftop terrace that wraps the building with the downtown skyline behind it. The group photo takes itself.
Disco lighting, neon everywhere, and a free two-lane mini bowling alley when the posing runs out.
Retro cosmic-cowboy theme over two storeys, a 4,000-square-foot rooftop patio, and an indoor slide.
The ride is easy. Assembling the group on time is the part that eats your two hours.
Everyone signs one. Do it online and you skip sixteen people filling in forms in a parking lot.
The bike leaves on schedule and comes back on schedule. A late start does not buy you a late finish.
Six or seven people need to actually pedal. If half the group is in heels, put them on the lounge bench and the others on the pedals.
The five departure times split cleanly into two different parties.
The 12:30 and 3:00 rides are the ones for photographs — patios, daylight, everyone still fresh. The 8:00 and 10:30 are the ones for a night out, with the canopy LEDs on and Midtown at full volume.
Plenty of groups book the afternoon and simply carry on afterwards, which is the cheapest way to get both. And if it lands midweek, the whole bike drops to $360. Full pricing here.
$460 Friday through Sunday for the whole bike, up to sixteen people.
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