• Seattle Great Wheel - Begin the journey next to the impressive Seattle Great Wheel, a picturesque highlight of the waterfront. Participants will receive a brief scooter tutorial, meet the guide, and learn about the transformation of this vibrant pier from working docks to a beloved Seattle attraction—all before embarking on the adventure.
• Seattle Aquarium - Glide by Piers 59–62, home to the Seattle Aquarium, where playful otters, seals, and a fascinating marine world await. The guide will share entertaining maritime stories and point out hidden treasures along the waterfront that many visitors overlook.
• Overlook Walk - From this elevated vantage point above the piers, enjoy expansive views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains while discovering interesting facts about Pike Place Market’s century-old history. It’s an ideal spot for group photos and a glimpse into the bustling heart of Seattle.
• Bell Harbor Marina - Once an industrial center, Belltown is now a trendy area for art, dining, and nightlife. Ride past the cruise ship terminal and discuss how this neighborhood has reinvented itself while retaining a touch of its gritty past.
• The Edgewater Hotel - Built directly over the water, The Edgewater is Seattle’s only overwater hotel and the site of legendary stories, like when The Beatles fished from their hotel room window. Stop by for a photo opportunity and a quick dive into its rock ‘n’ roll history.
• Olympic Sculpture Park - This nine-acre outdoor art museum is also one of the best places in Seattle for stunning views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Pause for group photos, discuss some of the park’s more intriguing sculptures, and enjoy a breath of fresh sea air.
• Myrtle Edwards Park - Cruise along smooth, scenic paths with water on one side and the city skyline on the other. Keep an eye out for seals, herons, and even bald eagles as the guide shares a lighthearted perspective on Seattle’s unique geography.
• Cruise Terminal - As Seattle’s main deep-water cruise terminal, Pier 91 offers panoramic harbor views and a close-up look at the ships that transport travelers to Alaska. The guide will share brief stories about Seattle’s cruise boom and the terminal’s unique role in the city’s maritime economy.
• Pioneer Square - Seattle’s oldest neighborhood is rich with Gold Rush stories, cobblestone streets, and hidden history beneath your wheels. Stop at the iconic totem pole and pergola for a final round of photos before returning to the waterfront.
• T-Mobile Park - From football excitement to baseball pride, Seattle’s stadiums are where the city’s sports enthusiasm thrives. Roll past both and share quick stories, fun facts, and perhaps a good-natured joke about the hometown teams.
• Ye Olde Curiosity Shop - Enter Seattle’s most peculiar and fascinating shop, a waterfront staple since 1899. Inside, discover oddities, mummies, shrunken heads, and curios from around the world—plus plenty of quirky stories about the shop’s colorful history.

• Bicycle use

Experience a delightful one-hour guided scooter tour along Seattle’s waterfront, complete with music, laughter, and captivating tales. Journey from the Seattle Great Wheel to Pioneer Square, discovering iconic attractions, unique spots like Ye Olde Curiosity Shop, and picturesque parks. Enjoy photo opportunities, lighthearted humor, and the refreshing breeze of Puget Sound throughout the adventure.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.