E bikes are a great way to tour a city and this tour did not disappoint! At no point did I feel…read moreunsafe, the bikes were well maintained, and I learned a lot about Austin in a short period of time. I'd recommend doing this tour at the beginning of your trip to learn all of the hot spots. Captain Edge is a great tour guide, knowledgeable, and always making sure no one gets left behind. He's in constant communication via radio and even plays local music during the ride. They provide water and a poncho for light rain. It's only a couple of hours-just do it!

Such a fun tour to do with teenagers. Kids got a kick out of riding throttle e-bikes and our tour…read morecaptain - Captain Edge - was super knowledgeable and fun to chat with! He took us to many spots for pics and shared lots of Austin facts and history. Water bottles were provided and well as thorough instruction on how to ride the bikes. A must do in Austin!

We booked the Austin Bat Tour as part of a large family reunion trip with over 20 people, and it…read moreturned out to be a memorable experience despite a few challenges along the way. The walk to the boats was a bit tricky, especially for some of our older family members, as it follows a pedestrian and bike path. There is also poison ivy along the trail to discourage people from entering Lady Bird Lake, but there are no warning signs. Thankfully, one of our cousins who lives locally gave us a heads-up. Just before the tour began, it started pouring rain, and we all rushed up to the Hyatt Hotel to try to dry off. The hotel staff were incredibly accommodating, and the property itself is beautiful. Once the rain passed, we were fortunate that the tour was still able to continue. Our captain and tour guide, Molly, truly made the experience exceptional. She was warm, genuine, and incredibly engaging from start to finish. Molly shared fascinating insights about the Austin skyline and the history of the bats, making the tour both educational and entertaining. She also used a red light so we could clearly see the bats as they flew out from under the bridge, which was a highlight for everyone. The tour offers stunning views of Lady Bird Lake, the Austin skyline, and a beautiful sunset, all while learning about one of the city's most unique attractions. Molly's enthusiasm and knowledge really elevated the entire experience. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed the tour and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Austin.

The only place I'll be renting bicycles from in ATX. If you have friends and family in town and out…read moreof ideas, either rent bikes OR go on one of the tours they offer. I loved that we were able to just walk in when they opened to grab our bikes. Within minutes, we were on our way. My boyfriend and I rented bikes to ride the Walnut Trail. Prices are really good and include a helmet and lock. The bikes are in great shape and the owner of the shop, Adam, has great recommendations on trails/routes if you're unfamiliar with the area. He was really kind, helpful, and meticulous when making sure our bikes for us perfectly! Can't wait until my parents come into town, so I can take them on a bike and brew tour. They also offer short term and longer term rentals.

The best bike tour I've ever taken. Personable, accommodating, informative, gracious, everything…read moreyou could ask for. Today I learned a lot about Austin, but mostly I enjoy the conversation and the ride. Beautiful city. Looking forward to seeing more.

AD lead the tour like he was introducing us to an old friend, with the background of how the city…read morebecame what it is today (1885 to current). Also some great suggestions on what to eat/do. In my adventures I've been in 50+ tours (walking, food, kayak, etc.) - and this one was one the best. Go ahead buy this- you will thank yourself later.

We went on the Ghost Tour led by Will this Valentine's night and it was incredible! My wife and I…read moreare both native Austinites but we still learned some new things from Will. He is a very entertaining guide too and brings lots of visuals and personal stories too. The Ghost Tour is probably the best I've been in in town and is also the best priced. Please try one Walking Tours of Austin's tour if you haven't already, they're awesome!

So so so fun. I highly recommend if you are solo, with a friend, on a date, with a parent... it is…read moreseriously fun for anyone who enjoys Harry Potter, interesting scenery/lights/sounds, or honestly someone who just wants to get outdoors and see something new. When you first enter, you walk through a signature walk-way that leads to a few food/drink stores, a gift shop, an area for marshmallow roasting, and the start of the trail. The trail lasted about 75 minutes and had so many cool attractions. Some are physical structures, some are animated on screens, and a few are user-driven by casting a spell! A few of the 'bigger' stops also have staff working who can provide wands for your to do the activity/spell. Once you finish the trail, you exit through the gift shop which I actually really liked because I was able to browse/pick up a few souvenirs without having to go out of my way. All around I had a great time and would absolutely go back with a few friends. I got there a bit late (8:30) and it closes at 10, but I would have liked to spend a few more hours just hanging out and maybe walking the trail again. Awesome stuff!!!

It is a fantastic experience that is not to be missed. We went here as a group and arrived at the…read moredesignated location. Getting to the parking lot was a bit confusing as they had changed the traffic flow on the highway that leads you there. But once you turned onto the property, it was smooth sailing. The parking attendants followed a straightforward process to line up all the cars and park them in the right spots. Having the gate attendants scan our QR codes for entrance was easy. Walking in, we were immediately taken to a different world. From the lights and aesthetics to the sounds and smells, we quickly forgot we were in Texas. There are several food and drink stalls where you can order bites and drinks. They have different hot chocolates based on which character house you identify with. They also had butter beer, but we didn't enjoy it as much as the original found in Universal Studios. I wasn't expecting this to be a walking experience, but I was pleasantly surprised as we entered the Forbidden Forest. We also wanted to meet the cast here, but there are different areas with highlights within each one. Some unique features are interactive, while others are simply interpretations of characters in the series. A wand isn't necessary but adds to the overall enjoyment. There are some places where you can do spells with your wand. But if you want to, you could wave your hand. The trail is well-lit, so you know where you need to go. The trail is also one-way, so there's no chance of getting lost in the forest. All in all, we had a wonderful time. Make sure to take lots of pictures to preserve your memories of this once-in-a-lifetime experience!

The funnest! I've lived in Austin 27 years and I learned SO much! It's fun, historical and you…read morelearn the area. This should be your first outing in Austin. And the scooters are awesome. You sit on these and they have huge tires and go up to 20mph. I took my out of town guests and loved it as much as they did. Make sure Brian gives you the tour!!!

Awesome Segway tour of downtown Austin. Robbie was a great guide and answered all my random…read morequestions about what we saw. So much fun! Highly recommended. Very safe. Learned so much cool stuff about Austin. Should have done this the first day of my trip but I still have a few hours left and now I'm off to explore some of the things we rolled past.

This game was so much more fun than I expected it to be. The AR component as well as the inclusion…read moreof surrounding monuments was such a clever way to give a mini-tour of historic downtown Austin while still making it a fun game. Beware: if you're as competitive as me, wear running shoes. You're gonna get a workout in.

AR Adventure Austin is a great way to explore Austin by the Capitol while saving the world from the…read morespies putting chemicals in the water! The GPS gaming system and technology are really cool. You are given everything you need to solve the clues on the iPad as you go down Congress Avenue. Think escape room and a city tour in one experience. There are two different games, the spy one and a more family friendly learn more about Austin experience. There is a small parking lot behind their office and meeting area on Lavaca. It is also where Segway tours start. Fun experience and you gotta try it!!

I wanted to see the bats fly to the bat bridge- my husband said he wanted to take a Segway tour…read more Alex was great. 11 on our tour. Practice rides for everyone after helmet safety check. Small bags attached to the front of each Segway can fit a water bottle and small purse or bag. First curb near the capital and I wiped out! I think my wheel hit the curb, obviously not a pleasant way to start my tour. Alex was on the ball - put a bandaid on my elbow- and we were back on our tour again......BUT E.V.E.R.Y. curb I panicked about hitting the curb. Again Alex was great - he pulled me across the curbs for the remainder of the tour. Thanks again Alex! If choosing a tour I'd not pick an evening tour - so many people out in Downtown Austin. An early morning tour would be great.

Would highly recommend this tour to anyone in the Austin area. Decided to include this tour on our…read moreSiblings trip and boy did we have a lot of fun! Our tour guide Bree was fantastic! She was patient, friendly and knowledgeable about the Austin area! On this tour you get to see the depths of Austin and get a little history lesson all at the same time.