Soulard Party Bike Tour: Private 14-Passenger Cycle Saloon in St. Louis
Pedal, laugh, and cruise Soulard on a private 14-person Cycle Saloon. This two-hour party bike tour mixes St. Louis history, brewery views, and market stops with low-effort urban sightseeing.
The Experience
Before You Go
Bring a valid ID
If you plan to consume alcohol, carry a government-issued ID—drivers enforce drinking age laws and operators may request age verification.
Book early for weekend slots
Tours in Soulard are popular for celebrations—reserve your private slot well ahead, especially for Friday–Sunday evenings.
Dress for city weather
St. Louis weather can shift quickly; layer up in spring/fall and bring sun protection in summer for two hours outdoors.
Plan restroom and bar stops
The bike can pause near bars or the market but has no onboard restroom—use facilities before boarding or during scheduled stops.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Walk the side-alleys off Soulard Market for murals and small live-music venues
- •Stop at Lafayette Park for a quiet Victorian green space and pond a short ride from the main route
Wildlife
- •City pigeons
- •Red-tailed hawks hunting over the industrial riverfront
Conservation Note
Keep the ride low-impact by disposing of waste at stops, supporting local businesses rather than leaving trash on sidewalks, and following operator guidance about glass and open containers to protect public spaces.
Soulard grew from land owned by Antoine Soulard in the late 18th and early 19th centuries; the neighborhood’s market and brewery culture reflect a long history of trade and brewing in St. Louis.
What to Bring
Government-issued IDEssential
Required for anyone planning to drink and often checked before boarding.
Portable phone or charger
For photos, navigation back to your meeting point, and mobile ticket display.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Provide stable footing while pedaling and stepping on/off the saloon.
Light jacket or sun hat
Protects against sun in summer or evening chill during spring/fall rides.
Common Questions
Is alcohol allowed on the party bike?
Policies vary by operator and local open-container laws; many private party bikes permit alcohol but confirm with the operator before booking and bring ID.
What is the minimum or maximum group size?
This private booking is for up to 14 passengers in a single Cycle Saloon; check availability for larger groups or multiple bikes.
Where does the tour start and end?
Typical tours begin at the listed meeting spot (Big Daddy’s in Soulard for this operator) and return nearby after approximately two hours—confirm exact start location on your booking voucher.
Is the Cycle Saloon wheelchair accessible?
Most cycle saloons require stepping up into the vehicle and are not wheelchair accessible; contact the operator ahead of booking to discuss accommodations.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
2 hours
Location
St. Louis, Missouri
Difficulty
easy
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; pedaling is social and not strenuous
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