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Experience Las Vegas in a unique way with a 4-hour scooter tour including top attractions, food tastings, and panoramic views, all led by a friendly guide.
If you’re looking for a fun, lively way to see Las Vegas beyond the usual walking tours or bus routes, the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Scooter with Food Tour offers a memorable adventure. Priced at $379.99 per group (up to 2 people), this 4-hour guided excursion combines scooter riding, delicious food tastings, and visits to some of the city’s most iconic locations. Bookings are typically made 82 days in advance, reflecting its popularity among visitors seeking a distinctive way to explore Vegas.
The tour is designed for small groups, with a maximum of six travelers, and includes hotel pickup and drop-off if you select that option. It features all food tastings and bottled water, making it a comprehensive experience from start to finish. While the price might seem high for some, the inclusion of food and the personalized nature of the tour, along with rave reviews, suggest excellent value for those eager to combine sightseeing with culinary treats.

The adventure begins at 3871 S Valley View Blvd in Las Vegas, with check-in at 9:00 am. The tour starts with a friendly overview of how to operate the Hog Car scooters, which are designed for fun and safety. After everyone feels comfortable riding, the group’s journey into the sights of Las Vegas kicks off, with hotel pickup available for added convenience.
This small-group tour is limited to six travelers, ensuring personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere. The pickup service offers a smooth start, so you won’t need to worry about transportation logistics, especially if you’re staying near public transit options.
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Traveling south along Las Vegas Boulevard, the scooters allow for a lively and flexible way to see the biggest attractions. You’ll pass by famous hotels such as Bellagio and Venetian, taking in their impressive exteriors and vibrant atmospheres. The guided nature of the tour ensures you get plenty of commentary on each landmark, making the experience both entertaining and educational.
The scooters are open-air, which means you’ll enjoy the Las Vegas weather and get a close-up view of the bustling strip. The group is encouraged to honk and wave at passersby, adding a playful element that keeps the mood light and engaging.

A highlight of the tour is stopping at the iconic Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign. Erected in 1959 and designed by Betty Willis, this landmark remains one of the city’s most recognizable symbols. The short stop here provides a perfect photo opportunity, with plenty of room to capture the moment and appreciate the history behind the sign.
This stop is quick—about a minute—but it sets the tone for the day’s fun-filled exploration of Las Vegas’s history and personality.
Next, the tour takes you to the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden, a lush display of floral arrangements, sculptures, and the Chihuly Fiori di Como glass sculpture exhibit. You’ll also see the world’s tallest chocolate fountain, which makes for a delightful visual and photo opportunity. The stop provides a chance to enjoy a gourmet food sampling that energizes you for the remainder of the tour.
The Bellagio stop combines natural beauty with culinary pleasures, and the guide provides insights into the stunning displays and the significance of the conservatory.
After exploring the strip, the tour moves downtown to the historic core of Las Vegas, known for venerable casinos like Golden Nugget, The D, and Circa. Downtown is also famous for Fremont Street Experience and its vibrant neon signs. The guide leads you through this lively area, pointing out highlights and sharing stories about Vegas’s past and present.
This part of the tour offers a different vibe from the strip—more vintage, more neon, and packed with history, making it a favorite among visitors who want a well-rounded Vegas experience.
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The journey continues through Downtown Las Vegas, where you’ll see Count’s Kustoms—famous from History Channel—and Welder Up, a shop featured on Discovery Channel’s Vegas Rat Rods. Led by the creative Steve Darnell, Welder Up showcases a collection of custom-made vehicles that exemplify hot-rod artistry.
This stop offers a glance into Vegas’s car culture and custom vehicle scene, adding an offbeat, artsy element to the tour. It’s an opportunity to see some incredible vehicle restorations and enjoy the quirky side of Vegas.
One of the tour’s memorable highlights is taking the glass elevator to the top floor of the Rio Hotel and Casino. From this vantage point, visitors are treated to sweeping panoramic views of the Las Vegas skyline. The viewing experience is a perfect way to appreciate the scale and vibrancy of the city, especially with the lights and attractions spread out below.
This stop combines the thrill of a unique building feature with the chance to take stunning photos of the cityscape.
Throughout the tour, all food tastings are included, allowing for a relaxed sampling of local favorites. The tour’s stops feature award-winning restaurants and gourmet treats, such as pastries at the Bellagio and a hearty BBQ lunch. Review mentions highlight the deliciousness of the food, making this tour particularly appealing for food lovers.
The variety of tastings keeps energy levels high and offers insight into Las Vegas’s vibrant culinary scene. The guide ensures you experience some of the best local fare, making the tour as much about food as sightseeing.
Participants must be at least 8 years old and hold a valid driver’s license if operating the scooter. The maximum height allowed is 64 inches when riding with a passenger, and the combined weight of both passengers should not exceed 450 lbs. The tour is suitable for those with moderate physical fitness, as it involves getting in and out of the scooters several times.
Weather can impact the experience, as the tour is outdoor and open-air; cancellation due to poor weather is possible, but full refunds are available if this occurs.
The key strengths of this tour include expert guide Jessie, who is praised for being friendly, knowledgeable, and witty, and the fun scooters that add a playful twist to sightseeing. The inclusion of all food tastings and visits to off-the-beaten-path locations like Welder Up and the Art District make this experience stand out.
On the downside, the price might seem steep for some, but reviews consistently highlight the value for money considering the food, activities, and personalized service. Travelers should be prepared for a moderate physical effort and outdoor conditions, especially on hot days.
This 4-hour scooter adventure offers an engaging way to explore Las Vegas’s most famous attractions and hidden gems. The small-group format and inclusive food tastings make it a well-rounded experience that combines sightseeing, culinary delights, and fun rides.
The tour is best suited for those who enjoy active experiences and want to see both the Strip and Downtown from a different perspective. Visitors looking for a personalized, lively, and photo-friendly tour will find this an enjoyable choice.
While the price is higher than typical tours, the all-inclusive nature, friendly guides, and stunning views justify the cost. It’s a great option for adventure seekers, food lovers, and anyone wanting a less conventional way to discover Vegas.
“Hog Car Tours was such a fun and unique way to explore Las Vegas! Riding the hog car with my husband made the experience even more memorablewe were…”
Is hotel pickup included in the tour?
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included if you select that option when booking.
Can children participate in this tour?
Yes, children aged 8 and above can join, but they must be able to get in and out of the scooters comfortably.
Do I need a driver’s license?
Yes, a valid driver’s license is required for the person operating the scooter.
What is the maximum group size?
The tour is limited to 6 travelers, ensuring a more personalized experience.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The tour requires good weather to operate; if canceled due to poor conditions, a full refund or alternative date is offered.