• Deep Ellum (Deep Elm) - The tour will commence and conclude with a ride through Deep Ellum.
• Dallas Arts District - As the largest contiguous urban arts district in the country, the Dallas Arts District is a renowned neighborhood for cultural and artistic activities, boasting more buildings designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects than anywhere else globally.
• Klyde Warren Park - Known as America’s first “deck park,” it was built over Woodall Rodgers Freeway to create a pedestrian-friendly connection between Uptown and downtown. Today, it is Dallas’ most frequented spot, attracting over a million visitors annually.
• Dallas Farmers Market - Evolving from a modest horse-and-wagon wholesale operation, the Dallas Farmers Market has become a central hub for fresh produce, dairy, and more, symbolizing Dallas’ dedication to the health and nutrition of its residents.
• AT&T Discovery District - This downtown Dallas destination merges technology, culture, and entertainment to offer unique experiences, celebrating innovation at the heart of Dallas. It serves as AT&T’s world headquarters.
• Pioneer Plaza - Pioneer Plaza honors the cattle drives that fueled Dallas’ economy starting in the 1840s, highlighting the city’s history as a ‘red meat’ town before its oil and gas era.
• Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District - This plaza commemorates two key aspects of Dallas’ origins: the site where John Neely Bryan established a trading post that spurred DFW’s growth and part of the original Trinity River path. It is also known for the tragic assassination of President Kennedy in 1963.
• Giant Eyeball - With a 30-foot diameter, it is the world’s largest non-biological eyeball. Arriving in Dallas in 2013, it is part of The Joule hotel’s art collection, with the small park hosting the eye serving as one of the hotel’s event venues.
• Traveling Man Sculpture - Walking Tall - This sculpture acts as an ambassador to Deep Ellum, acknowledging its industrial heritage, particularly locomotives, and its current art-focused identity.
• Swiss Avenue Historic District - This area features six turn-of-the-century homes designed in the Victorian/Queen Anne style by Frederick P. Wilson and his family. One notable home, the Aldredge House, now serves as a museum, marking a gateway to Old East Dallas.

• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• Fat Tire Scooter

• All drivers are required to have a valid drivers license & it will be requested for check-in.
• Have to be 16 with a valid drivers license and anyone below 18 must be accompanied by an adult

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