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If you’re looking for a way to explore the city while also sipping beverages along the way, try booking a cruise with Pedal Wagon Columbus.
Sit on a wagon and pedal along to keep it moving. Don’t worry, there’s a professional aboard for steering. The pedal wagons are BYOB but they also stop off at local bars along the way. Here are the cruise options:
Brewery Cruise
Stop at two or three breweries along the way.
- Duration: Two hours
- Meeting and ending location: 848 N. Pearl St.
- Wagon capacity: 15 people
- Cost: $32-$35 per person
Explore Easton
Ride through Easton Town Center and stop at different shops or restaurants.
- Duration: Two hours
- Meeting & ending location: Outside of Beeline, 3989 Merchants Row
- Wagon capacity: 15 people
- Cost: $32-$35 per person
Riders can play their own music during their cruise. | Photo by @pedalwagoncbus
Trivia Trolley
Enjoy team-style trivia and compete for prizes with the majority of the ride spent on the wagon.
- Duration: Two hours
- Meeting and ending location: 848 N. Pearl St.
- Wagon capacity: 15 people
- Cost: $39 per person
Bikes, Bevies, & Brunch
Pedal to a brunch spot on this weekend-only cruise.
- Duration: Two hours
- Meeting and ending location: 848 N. Pearl St.
- Wagon capacity: 15 people
- Cost: $32 per person
Pro tips for all cruises
- Alcohol is only permitted if all riders are 21+. Family-friendly rides without alcohol are available.
- There are a few seats that don’t require pedaling, but most of the wagons are purely pedal-powered, so get ready to work.
- Riders can talk with the captain to select which restaurants or bars you’d like to stop at along the way.
- What if it rains? The trolley can be zipped in with a plastic covering so riders stay dry.
- Hold on tight to your belongings — City Editor Hanna’s phone flew off on one of her rides, and you can only imagine how the screen looked when she picked it up.
