Boston Pedicab

Such a fabulous way to tour our pedestrian city without walking!
We scheduled 2 pedicabs for an hour and a half. We kept them an extra 30 mins. That gave us a perfectly fabulous private tour of the back bay, south end, theater dist /​Chinatown, seaport and north end. We stopped for parks, bars and sites along the way.
As requested, The drivers selected & dropped us at a bar at the end. Cold refreshments were needed
3 visitors (one 7yr old) and 1 local all loved it. This is an EXCELLENT way to explore Boston. I totally recommend Boston Pedicab!

We hopped on a pedicab as a spontaneous decision. I was skeptical that it would be worth the money, but I was proven wrong. It was a gorgeous night and the two guys we had pulling our group through the town were fun and entertaining. They had music playing and just created a perfect, breezy tour of Boston. It is on the spendy side…$ 20+tip per cab… but it was worth it. Plus they are out there busting their butts and I am sure they have to make money when the weather is good. Support them, its a good thing.

Are you getting married? If you are, you should look into hiring Boston Pedicab. We did. It was one of the only things happening during the wedding that didn’t keep my up at night thinking about the bill. We know the pedicabs are great fun around Boston and have used them. We didn’t even get married in Boston and they showed up at our distant suburban location. The bride arrived on the pedicab and after the ceremony the charming driver took us away. The pedicab was available for rides for children and adults, particularity during the cocktail hour. Passengers enjoyed traveling the scenic back roads in the vicinity of the wedding.

When in Boston… ride a pedicab! Enjoy the sun and the wind in your hair as you leisurely learn about the greatest spots in town — with your own private tour guide/​Boston BFF. Having taken pedicabs on multiple occasions, I can say with all confidence the experience is worth it. Riding a pedicab is fun, educational and convenient. Give these guys a try.

Tours of the city are a dime a dozen but Boston by Tricycle is an experience few have known. You’re loving EARTH when you’re riding by bikecab, it’s environmentally conscious and promotes a healthy lifestyle. Plus, these guys and girls are knowledge pros, ask the right questions and your trip will be filled with tips and trivia that’ll have you delighted even on your worst days.
Pedicab drivers live the dream! They make truly great time in rush hour traffic and can get you across town, to a show, from the park, from a show to the park, whatever you’re into. Only, be sure to tip well. Feel like ballin’? The pedicabbers come callin’.

What a fun very professional group of men and woman to work with. We rented several pedicabs for an event. From management to the drivers they all were a pleasure to share part of a day. The price was very reasonable and would highly recommend them for a unique enjoyable experience.

GREAT IDEA and GREAT COMPANY!
I used Boston Pedicab for my wedding to get all the guests, including myself, from the hotel to our venue. It was a last minute idea and Boston Pedicab came through with 7 pedicabs and all of my guests loved it! So happy we decided to go with Boston Pedicab!

We had a very disappointing experience with two rude Boston Pedicab drivers tonight. My five year old daughter and I went to a Red Sox game. While walking near the corner of Mass. Ave. and Boylston, we hailed a Pedicab. We offered the driver $ 10 to travel 0.3 miles, which seemed reasonable. We left the game an hour early and there were about 15 Pedicabs waiting outside the Park. They refused to give us a ride to the same location for $ 10, and insisted we pay $ 20. We walked away, as that seemed unreasonably high. As we walked and turned back, we saw that they were just hanging around waiting for the game to get out (an hour later). A Pedicab drove by us a few minutes later, and I asked for a ride and told him where we were going. He said «SURE!» but when I offered him the same $ 10 he said, «Oh, I have to go eat dinner.» My daughter was hugely disappointed. We ended up in a regular, gas-​powered vehicle. Cost? $ 6. I will NEVER use Boston Pedicab. Horrible business model, and rude drivers. I hope their business is no more.

My friend and I loved our experience with Boston’s pedicab! We got a fabulous tour from Jon, and it was so fabulous that we did one the next night. You will not regret this unconventional travel method and the people you will meet. It is such a fun and unique way to experience the city.

We took a pedicab today from Lucky Stikes near Fenway to Shops at Prudential. Probably ½ to ¾ of a mile. Wanted to give the driver $ 10 for the 5 minute ride (more than a cab would cost). He conveniently didn’t have change for a $ 20 — even though he had told us that a guy had just given him a $ 10 tip for not using his service. Anyway we only had $ 7 ones and $ 20s so we asked again if he had change. He said no. So he got the $ 7. As we got out of the pedicab he loudly exclaims — $ 7?! That SUCKS, man! I can’t make a living on this! So we are confused. Is it tips only — whatever that means to someone. Is it pay what a cab would cost — which ended up being exactly what we did. Or is it a specific fare? I’m suggesting they pick one and in the meantime, they should be sure to carry change.

If you need to get around this is the best way to do it, Jennifer was our driver and the she was great lots of history on the drive around a great ride and someone who really enjoys letting you know the right restaurants and locals places
This is the way to go

Can’t recommend enough. Spotted the bike cabs at Faneuil Hall on a hot day when I was carrying too much stuff and rain was clearly on the way. Steve the driver was cheery and fast!

Love the feel of rushing air in my face as I’m getting peddled down the street by a handsome biker with big calves. I just don’t like getting seen by people I know. Peace out! Meow!

What a fantastic way to see the city of Boston. We did the Trolley Tour and the Harbor Tour and then the Pedicab. It is such a different way to see every thing in the city you would miss. It definitely was our favorite of the three. We had Ryan and Bryan (there were two couples). They gave us a history lesson and also added plenty of humor in the tour. They made it such an enjoyable and memorable experience that we are ready to go back and visit Boston and hire them again. It is so worth it to try this different experience!
Gina and Ron
Florida

So, tried booking pedicabs in advance for my wedding day. Totally didn’t work. Tried multiple times to get info. I had correspondence, but they kept requesting the same info. I finally heard back from them two days before my wedding. I wasn’t worried that they wouldn’t be able to do it, but let’s be honest, I had no time two days before the wedding to even reply at that point.
They still get 5 stars, because we used them and it was AWESOME. We called after our ceremony and they came in about 15 minutes or so. Our drivers were Christian and Justin, and they were absolutely amazing. It was so fun riding through Boston in our wedding gear – C and J rang their bells and called out to people and got everyone yelling and cheering for us. They took us to where we wanted photos taken and then took us to our reception. It was so fun; definitely one of the highlights of the wedding day!

What a great way to get around Boston on a nice Spring weekend.
Wonderful driver/​biker brought us from Fenway Park directly to Rattlesnake on Boylston. We laughed and «raced» some of the other pedi-​cabs… and we came in #1… wish I could have said the same for the Red Sox.
big fan of getting around the city this way… pay what you think it is worth $ 20 bucks is what I gave and it was worth every penny for the pictures we took

I took a pedicab ride this evening. It was approximately 1 mile long, straight up Boylston St. It took less than 10 minutes. At the end of the trip, I gave the driver $ 8. She said something to the effect of, «Well, a cab would cost at least $ 10. But whatever you want.» I never take cabs. I have no ideal what they cost. But I played along and explained that I only had $ 20’s — could she make change? I said I wanted $ 10 back. At first she tried to take an ADDITIONAL $ 10 from me — for a total of $ 18. I explained that I wanted to give her $ 10 total. She practically threw the money at me and started driving away as she muttered, «Thanks a lot. Next time you can take a cab.»
Maybe I was stingy, maybe not. I don’t care and that’s not really the point. Regardless, this was an unacceptably rude experience, and the opposite of how you build a positive reputation and good will with your clientele.
Here’s an idea: Embrace a «pay what you want» model and then insult people who pay what they honestly think is a fair price. Good luck with that!
Y’know, I just might take a cab next time. Thanks for the suggestion, a-​hole!

Boston Pedicab is absolutely the best way to get around Boston!
It feels like you can reach out and touch the buildings… So much better than a quack tour or a silly Ghost Tour…
I use them all the time

Want to know the best way to see Boston? Hire a Boston Pedicab tour of the sights… and when you do, make sure to ask for Bryan.
Skip the Duck Tour and don’t bother walking the Freedom Trail, book a Pedicab.
I had a 30-​minute tour of the North End, from Ironsides, to the Old North Church and Bunker Hill Monument. Bryan is a smart, resourceful, engaging tour guide with a witty sense of humor and in depth knowledge of Boston’s history and trivia.
You see the city from a point-​of-​view that’s one in a million… you’re in the open air and travelling fast enough to keep it interesting but slow enough to take in a 180-​degree view.
I’d strongly recommend anyone that visits Boston should book a Boston Pedicab tour… and when you call to make a reservation (although you need one), be sure to ask for Bryan.
A++++++

Yet another great experience! This time, I was walking home from a Unilocal Elite event after having had a few Negronis and Martinis (hey, I had to try all that Bombay Sapphire had to offer…) and it was late and I was TIRED! Luckily, Greg was there to help a sister out and very easily convinced me I needed a ride in his pedicab. Amazing customer service once again. Did I mention he even gave me some water from his giant jug of water?! A +!