Central Park Scooter Tour
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About this experience
About Central Park Scooter Tour The Central Park Scooter Tour is a two-hour guided electric scooter tour of Central Park in New York City, covering approximately six miles of the park's paths and landmarks. Central Park spans 843 acres in the heart of Manhattan, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux and opened in 1858, making it one of the most visited urban parks in the United States. The tour departs from 203 West 58th Street, where guides run a safety briefing before setting off. Groups are kept to a manageable size, and the pace is designed to allow time at each stop for photographs and questions. What to expect The route takes in several of the park's most recognisable features. The first stop is Bethesda Fountain, a Calvert Vaux-era centrepiece completed in 1873 and set at the edge of the Lake. From there, the tour continues to Cleopatra's Needle, a genuine ancient Egyptian obelisk dating to around 1450 BC and gifted to New York in 1880, the Jackie Kennedy Reservoir, and the North Woods, a quieter, wooded section in the upper park. Tickets include use of an electric scooter, a helmet, and a map of Central Park. Guides share the park's history throughout the ride and take questions at the end of the two hours. Gratuity is not included. Central Park and getting there The meeting point at 203 West 58th Street sits just south of Central Park, close to Columbus Circle and the 59th Street subway stations serving the A, B, C, D, and 1 lines. For a broader look at things to do in New York beyond the park, or to compare New York City tours across different neighbourhoods and formats, both hubs list options across the city.
Highlights
- Two-hour guided electric scooter tour through Central Park
- Covers approximately six miles of park paths and landmarks
- Explore 843 acres designed by Olmsted and Vaux in 1858
- Departs from 203 West 58th Street with a safety briefing
- Small group sizes allow time to stop at key landmarks
- Ride through one of the most visited urban parks in the US
What is included
- Use of electric scooter
- Helmet
- Map of Central Park
Not included
- Gratuity
Before you go
Arrival and timing Make your way to 203 West 58th Street and arrive a few minutes before your scheduled start time so the group can set off promptly. The tour runs for two hours and covers around six miles, so wear comfortable clothing and footwear suited to being outdoors and on the move. Getting around the venue Before entering the park, your guide will run through a scooter safety briefing. An electric scooter, helmet, and map of Central Park are all provided, so there is no need to bring your own equipment. Photography is actively encouraged at the stops along the route, so keep your camera or phone to hand at those moments.
Cancellation terms
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time.
Booking questions
What should I check before booking Central Park Scooter Tour?
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What is the Central Park Scooter Tour?
The Central Park Scooter Tour is a guided electric scooter experience through Central Park in New York City. After a safety briefing at the meeting point, you ride approximately six miles through the park, stopping at landmarks including Bethesda Fountain, Cleopatra's Needle, the Jackie Kennedy Reservoir, and the North Woods. Your guide shares the history of the park throughout, and there is time at the end to ask questions.
How long is the Central Park Scooter Tour?
The tour lasts two hours and covers approximately six miles of Central Park.
Where does the Central Park Scooter Tour start?
The tour starts at 203 West 58th Street, on the southern edge of Central Park. The nearest subway stations are Columbus Circle, served by the A, B, C, D, and 1 lines.
What is included with the Central Park Scooter Tour?
Your ticket includes the use of an electric scooter, a helmet, and a map of Central Park. Gratuity for your guide is not included.
Is the Central Park Scooter Tour wheelchair accessible?
No, this tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Can I cancel my Central Park Scooter Tour booking?
Yes, this booking is cancellable before your chosen timeslot.
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