Sing, pedal, and sip in Glendale. This 2-hour party bike pub crawl by Ebird Express turns a simple night out into a moving sing-along, with karaoke gear and two organized bar stops. I especially like how the vibe is set up for fun from the first pedal.

I also like that the tour keeps things practical with water, wristbands, and a discount menu built in, while alcohol stays your choice. That BYOB setup means you can bring what you actually want to drink.

The main trade-off: you’ll need to bring your own alcoholic beverages, and the whole thing is short. This works best as a lively start to the night, not a long crawl.

Key things that make this tour worth your time

• Karaoke + LED party lights on the cart so the entertainment is handled for you
• Two structured stops at Paperback Brewing Co. and Gold Rail Bar, each about 30 minutes
• Water and wristbands included, plus a discount menu to help you stretch the budget
• Relaxed group pace where you can take it easy (you’re not meant to sprint for 2 hours)
• Max group size of 30, which helps keep the experience social without feeling chaotic

How the Glendale Party Bike Pub Crawl Works in 1 to 2 Hours

This is a quick-hit pub crawl on a pedal party bike. You’re looking at about 1 to 2 hours total, including travel time, with the ride centered on stopping, ordering, and singing. The whole setup is built for a group night where you want the fun to run on rails.

The format is simple: you get on the cart, you roll between places, then you park at two spots long enough to grab a drink and hang out. That short structure is great when you want energy now, but don’t want to lose half your evening to logistics.

You do need to be ready for the vibe to be more party than pub. Even if you’re not a karaoke performer, you’ll still be part of the action because the cart has the gear to keep things moving.

Meeting Point and Pickup: Getting On Without the Stress

Start at 236 N Central Ave, Glendale, CA 91203. The tour ends back at the same meeting point, so you’re not hunting for a ride home or coordinating a second drop-off.

If you’re offered pickup, the secondary location is right behind In-N-Out Burger, at the corner of Broadway Ave / Orange Street, across from Islands Restaurant. The detail matters because it reduces that awkward moment of circling the area. You’ll want to arrive a few minutes early so you can check in, get your wristband, and settle in.

You’ll get a mobile ticket, and the tour is in English. It’s also near public transportation, which is a plus if you don’t want to drive or if you’re meeting friends coming from elsewhere.

Stop One: Paperback Brewing Co. to Kick Off the Fun Right

Your first stop is Paperback Brewing Co., with about 30 minutes on the clock. Admission is listed as free for the stop, which is nice because you’re not paying extra once you’ve booked the tour.

This place is set up for different moods: you get indoor and outdoor seating, plus food trucks. That means if you want something to nibble while you drink, there’s a good chance you can find options without leaving the area. It also makes this stop feel like more than just a quick photo moment.

From a beer-and-drink perspective, the selection runs across beers and hard seltzers. That variety helps your group handle mixed preferences, especially if you’ve got one person who loves beer and another who leans seltzer.

A small consideration: because your time here is about 30 minutes, don’t show up thinking you’ll fully explore the menu. This stop is designed for a clean start, a drink, and a reset before the second location.

Stop Two: Gold Rail Bar for Drinks and a Final Sing-Along

The second stop is Gold Rail Bar, again with about 30 minutes and free admission listed for the stop. Like the first location, it has indoor and outdoor seating, so you can shift based on weather and crowd energy.

Gold Rail Bar leans into beers and mix drinks, which is helpful if your group’s drink preferences are broader than just beer or hard seltzer. If you want something simple and crowd-friendly for the last stretch, this kind of selection tends to work well.

There’s also local eatery food available. That’s a practical detail for anyone who wants to avoid the late-night decision of ordering something random after the tour ends. You’ll still want to pace it, since the tour structure stays tight and the group ride moves you along.

The pacing here matters. Since both stops are about 30 minutes each, the whole night can feel fast if you’re hoping to linger for a long time. If your group loves slow, long bar hangs, this short format may not feel like enough.

What’s Included on the Cart (and What You’ll Bring Yourself)

Here’s what you can count on as part of the experience:

• Dual karaoke setup
• Bluetooth speaker
• LED party lights
• Water
• Discount menu
• Wristbands

That list is where the value starts to make sense. You’re paying for more than a ride. You’re getting the party equipment and the essentials that keep the group feeling like a group: music options, lighting, and a simple way to stay refreshed with water.

Now the big point: alcoholic beverages are BYOB. That means the cart doesn’t include drinks, and you’re responsible for bringing your alcohol. If you’ve got a group, this turns into a teamwork task: assign one person as the drinks-runner, and double-check what you pack.

Also, you must be 21 and over to drink alcohol on the cart. If you have mixed-age friends, you can still enjoy the ride, but only adults can drink on the bike. (And since alcohol isn’t included, non-drinkers aren’t stuck paying for something they can’t use.)

The Pedaling Pace, Karaoke, and LED Lights: The Vibe Control

The whole idea is a rolling party. The cart comes with karaoke and LED lights, so even if your group is shy at first, the environment pushes the energy upward. In Glendale’s evening setting, those visuals make it feel like an event, not just a bar stop.

The pace is another reason people tend to have a good time. The experience is set up so you don’t have to treat it like a fitness test. You can keep it relaxed, and you can take it as social pedaling rather than hauling effort the whole way.

If you’re worried about nerves or feeling awkward, the best move is to lean into the built-in activity. Sing a verse, pass the mic, clap along, or just enjoy the motion and music. The gear is already there, which removes a lot of pressure from you and your group.

And yes, it’s also a good setting for birthdays and team nights. The setup is structured enough that celebrating feels easy, but playful enough that it doesn’t become stiff or formal.

Stop Timing and Group Size: Why 30 Minutes Each Works

Each bar stop is about 30 minutes, so the night stays tight and predictable. That timing helps you plan around it: you can schedule dinner before, or plan a second stop after if you want a longer night.

The group size cap is 30 travelers. That’s important because the party bike experience can get cramped if a lot of people stack in. With a max of 30, you’re more likely to keep a good flow—people can get seated, music can stay fun, and nobody feels like they’re stuck outside the action.

One more practical angle: because the tour is short, weather and energy swings are easier to handle. If you start off with good vibes, you’ll probably end with good vibes too, since you’re not stuck on the clock all night.

Price and Value: Why $54.99 Can Feel Like a Deal

The price is $54.99 per person for about 1 to 2 hours. That number can look straightforward until you break down what’s really included.

You’re getting:

• the pedal party-bike experience
• karaoke, Bluetooth speaker, and LED lights
• water and wristbands
• access to the two scheduled stops (admission listed as free for each stop)
• a discount menu

What’s not included is the big variable: alcohol. So your total cost depends on what you bring. But that BYOB model can be a value win because you choose what you like, and you control cost instead of paying whatever the bar charges for the night.

This tour also works well for mixed groups. Even if some people drink less or not at all, the entertainment and social setup still cost the same per person, since the included party features don’t require alcohol to be fun.

If you’re traveling as a couple, this can be a solid pick because you get a guided, structured night with two bar stops. If you’re going with a bigger crew, it turns into an organized plan instead of the usual scramble to pick bars and coordinate rides.

Who This Pub Crawl Fits Best (and Who Might Want Something Else)

This is a great fit if you want a group activity with built-in energy, music, and two bar stops. It’s especially good for:

• birthdays and friend celebrations
• team bonding where you want everyone to interact
• couples who want a fun, social twist on bar-hopping

You might consider another kind of night if you prefer:

• long, slow hanging at one place
• a pub crawl with lots of stops
• an alcohol-included package (because here, it’s BYOB)

Also, check your expectations about time. With about 30 minutes per stop and a total of 1 to 2 hours, the best plan is to treat this as the highlight block early in your evening, then decide what’s next after.

Should You Book This Tour in Glendale?

If you’re looking for a lively, structured way to spend a couple hours in Glendale, I think this is easy to recommend. The included party gear, the two organized stops, and the friendly-host energy people talk about all point to a low-stress night where you don’t have to invent the fun.

Book it if your group is game for karaoke and you’re okay bringing your own drinks. It’s also a strong pick if you want the “event feeling” without making planning complicated.

Skip it if you want an alcohol-included experience or a longer crawl with more stops. Here, the value comes from the party setup and the short, timed structure, not from extended bar hopping.

FAQ

How long is the 2 Hours Party Bike Pub Crawl Tour?

The tour duration is approximately 1 to 2 hours.

How much does the tour cost per person?

It costs $54.99 per person.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is 236 N Central Ave, Glendale, CA 91203, USA.

Is pickup available?

Pickup is offered. The pickup location is right behind In-N-Out Burger at the cross street of Broadway Ave / Orange Street across from Islands Restaurant.

What stops are included on the tour?

The tour includes two stops: Paperback Brewing Co. and Gold Rail Bar.

What is included in the tour price?

Included items are dual karaoke, a Bluetooth speaker, LED party lights, water, a discount menu, and wristbands.

Do I need to bring alcohol?

Yes. Alcoholic beverages are BYOB.

How old do you need to be to drink alcohol on the cart?

You must be 21 and over to drink alcohol on the cart.

What is the cancellation policy for a full refund?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience starts, your payment is not refunded.