This was fun!!!! Our department did this as a team building event and we all had a great time. Our…read moredriver, Kirby, was awesome. He had a great attitude, made sure we had a good time, and kept us safe-especially since there was a Twins game on the day of our adventure. I loved that this was BYO. We were able to make sure there was something for everyone. Although, they have a tap on the "bike" so you can bring a keg if that's your jam. I definitely recommend this as a cool activity.

I booked Traveling Tap for a bachelorette party and would highly recommend!! CJ was our guide and…read morewas fun and helpful in suggesting stops. We did the Northeast route and it was very fun and not too hard. We stopped at Betty dangers, tony jaros, and psycho suzis and the employees at each bar were very welcoming and friendly to our group. It was my first time on a pedal pub and I was nervous but it was a lot more fun than I expected!

Took the Park & Ride to the fair $6 for round trip which is a good deal. Got there around 8:40am,…read morewaited about 20 min to get on (there was a bit of a line) and a little over 30 minutes to get to the fair. I like that the bus entrance is easy to find and they have easy signs to follow. They allow ppl to stand however kids cannot (coach style buses and the handle to hold is higher up). I feel like that should have been communicated before having people board the bus agreeing to stand if they have kids. People were asked to give up seats instead of having them wait in line like everyone else had to. They did have puke bags which someone on our bus did get sick (standing). I think at the transit center it was a bit unorganized but the fair side was smooth.

The location of this transit center is fantastic and a great option to avoid fighting traffic…read more(especially with snow or construction) or having to pay the increasingly ridiculous parking rates. The new station is nice, however they did not construct it in the most efficient way for parking to bus. There are 5 doors from the parking ramp to the bus entrance, so certainly room for opportunity there. There is a light rail stop here that is coming for 2027 so I am eager to see how that performs. I am hoping to see the service return to pre covid as right now there is a bus arriving about every 15 mins during the AM time and 10 years ago there was constant busses before which were amazing. It is nice to be able to just unwind on the bus and read or listen to podcasts or just sit and not have to worry about anything. There are some bus drivers who do need some more training as it is hit or miss on if you got a driver that is slamming on the breaks or one that is a good bus driver.

Whoa what fun! I was a little skeptical at first about a electric bike, until I tried one. The…read morebest way I can describe it is kind of like being in a Harry Potter movie flying around. Except you're on a bike! My wife bought me one for Father's Day and it is absolutely the funnest thing to write on. They are very knowledgeable and very very friendly and the assortment of bikes to choose from is really fun I highly recommend this place they back you up in their service is unbelievable definitely six stars!

Pedego electric bikes are definitely well built and solid. In fact the bicycle is better assembled…read morethan most competitors. The downside to me is price and weight. The bikes are (perhaps unsurprisingly) quite pricey and, though sturdy are also heavy and somewhat unwieldy. The store is relatively small with a limited selection. Specifically the store had no tricycles for me to peruse or test. The lack of an electric tricycle was problematic since I had traveled a fair distance to sample a Pedego trike. The store owner was affable, voluble and knowledgeable. He said that he would notify me as soon as he had an electric trike in stock. That was several weeks ago and unfortunately I never heard from him. To be fair the matter might have completely slipped his mind but it is still irritating. I would have liked to have an opportunity to evaluate a trike but apparently it wasn't to be. In any case I'm reconsidering my options. Who knows, I might contemplate a Pedego product in the future.

It's pretty hard to beat a boat ride on the lake on a beautiful day. This was a sweet little boat…read moretour. We learned a few things about the lake and over all really enjoyed our day. The only downside for me was the music was a little loud and kind of ruined the laid back vibe. But it was clear others enjoyed it!!

Lovely evening, great buffet, unfortunate storm caused delay off dock, late start to fireworks but…read moreoutside their control, Captain Dave and team worked hard to ensure a fabulous night - recommend for a new 4th of July experience.

No overnight parking in a major part of the city. Easy no attendant needed. Nuts your credit card…read moreso it's $10 for all day as long as it's not overnight. So it's a good deal . But no in and out.

Went to the "Island of Misfit Makers" local artist sale that was held here. Three unique rooms to…read moreshop in. Really cool building with interesting lighting, huge metal sliding doors, and even glass garage doors that look like they open in the summer. The creamery, bakery and butcher weren't open while we were there, but there are big windows you can peek in. Looks like a neat place to tour.

The best, most kind and attentive staff in NE. We were about to leave since we felt bad about…read moreordering close to their closing time and the gal at the counter gave us a bunch of free samples and invited us to visit them again. The pastries were bomb and the vibe was friendly. We will definitely be back

I love this bike event and have attended for the past 5 years! Riders bike all over Minneapolis…read morepaths and streets, which many are shut down to allow for the massive amounts of Tour cyclists. They have something for every biker, no matter what skill level you are. This event is definitely family friendly. In the beginning years, I would ride the longer 50+ mile routes. Now, they have shortened the options down to 16, 25 or 32 miles that day. With multiple routes to choose from you can't go wrong! It's a beautiful experience to view the city and see how all the paths connect. Minneapolis/St. Paul have hundreds of miles of paved paths, so this ride can show you how to navigate them, rather than be intimidated. There is great signage to know which ways to turn to stay on course. The helpful rest stops supply delicious food and often music/entertainment along the way. The best part is the finish line! Here, you can get your free beer, visit the vender village and listen to a live band as you sit with fellow cyclists feeling proud of yourself!

My wife and I have never visited Minneapolis before. We decided to take a tour with "Minneapolis…read moreBy Bike". We went with our guide on the City Tour. We learned great deal about the city's history as well as its current day culture, art and architecture. We had a most enjoyable ride and our guide Alyssa was a wealth of information. If you want a great introduction to Minneapolis, I'd high recommend "Minneapolis By Bike" Charlie & June Massachusetts

Double check their hours on the Meet Minneapolis Visitor Center web page as the ones listed on Yelp…read moredid not seem accurate, at least when we visited in June 2024. On their web site they are listed as Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. (NOTE: Closed Sunday and Monday). As tourists staying in M'polis for a week we tried to visit this visitor center twice, but it was closed. The third time was a charm, but that was already halfway through our trip. It would have been nice to have been able to visit at the beginning of our stay when we needed information. We also found their 10-4 hours a little inconvenient as we like to get up and out early while on vacation. Besides that, the staff were very friendly and the store/info center is nicely appointed, if a little sparse. They do sell postcards if you're looking for some. Located near the Nicollet Metro station.

I'm a first time visitor to Minneapolis, and their flyer in the airport offering a free tote bag…read morewas a good enough incentive for me to walk over from my hotel. They sell souvenirs - including some from local artists. But the tourist information with maps of the metro, downtown, and tour info was what I needed. Thanks to the helpful staff, I learned about a Twin City Highlights bus tour that I'll take tomorrow. I loved the accents of the staff too! (I have a strong Boston accent.)