Sam is the MAN!!! We've Segwayed in a few other states and hadn't done TX yet - SO GLAD we spent this morning touring around the state capital. Quick training lessen before we were off on two wheels (small group of 5, all of us had segwayed before). Sam made sure we were comfortable with the pace, asked if we had any 'must see' spots and gave great tips and trivia tidbits about the various sights we saw from a true Austin-native's perspective. If you're looking for a quick and fun way to cover a LOT of ground in the city, you MUST do a SegCity tour! And ask for Sam (with the 'stache)! read more

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Ever since we lost our Segway virginities in San Francisco, we've been obsessed! Coming to ATX for the first time, we had to do it! It's not because we're too lazy to walk, (We walk a lot!) but Segways are just so frickin' fun! Even though we've Segwayed before, we still had to go through a quickie refresher and safety course before we got started. It was necessary, but it's also amazing how fast it all becomes second nature once you hit the streets. We opted for the Street Art Tour, but the tour covered much more than street art. We circled the State Capital, zoomed through streets, played around several parks, and made a fifteen minute stop at Baylor Street to climb the walls. We had a blast! Groupon is where we got our deals, but their prices are fair to begin with. read more

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TAPS came for a tour today and we were all very excited to be here! E X P E R I E N C E: They gave us an introduction to segways and trained us on how to use them. Everyone working here was patient, kind, and funny! Riley was our tour guide and he gave an awesome historic tour of of Austin and his energy was greatly noticed among the group. I have an autistic brother and he was very calm and enthusiastic when directing him. He gave us choices if we wanted to keep going the historical route or the park to keep on riding - we chose the park ;) O V E R A L L: I would definitely love to come back with my family! It's a great experience to see Austin and and learn historical facts and have fun while doing so, instead of walking in the heat! Thank you SegCity tours for letting TAPS experience this!! read more

A creative way to see any city is on a segway! Having done this in Asheville, NC and St. Aug., FL we thought this would be fun to take the Art Segway in Austin, TX with the bridal party! The challenge was to avoid people walking on the sidewalks we were riding on too. People were very kind to us, parting to allow us thru (probably fearing for their lives..lol) and cars not hitting us as the 9 of us crossed roads. Our guide, Alejandra was very engaging and helpful as some in our party wanted to roam off the trails....the guys. The segways also have safety devices that shut the machine down if anyone gets to adventurous...ie..the guys...lol. So though THEY had a few spills no one left with broken bones. Greatly enjoyed seeing Hope Hill where there is continuing street art being created...much better on segway then trying to drive or park near it to see it! read more

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Word to the wise, it's called "Segging." Wear comfy shoes, and girls make sure your hair isn't in a ponytail, 'cause you gotta wear a nerdy helmet. But seriously, these babies go 12.5 mph at top speed and you can see a lot in a short period time. Zipping down 6th St, then Congress Ave. and then grabbing some gelato at Paciugo before seeing the bats come out from under the Congress bridge (August is the best month) is a super enjoyable excursion. It's not for small kids or people with stability problems... or people who like to break the rules. If you aren't smart, you can hurt yourself on a segway. But you can also have a lot of fun. read more

SegCity Segway Tours - Your friendly neighborhood tour guide, Joe. - Tours Near Me - Austin, Texas

My husband and I did the segway tour when we had moved to Round Rock and were still exploring the area. What better way to see Austin and on a segway at that? Before letting you on these bad boys, they explain how it works and do a test run inside their store. Then, you're on your own! Our guide was young and very informative. He brought us all around the downtown area, showed us some of the older (and HUGE) houses, hike & bike trail, and even made a 30 min pit stop to tour inside the Capitol. It was a beautiful day and it was fun to learn a little bit more about the city while on a segway. My brother and his gf at the time came down for spring break and made the mistake of taking this tour during SXSW so they got stuck in the crowds and got called "nerds" a few times with their helmets on their segways, but still had fun :o) read more

SegCity Segway Tours - in front of the capital on our segways - Tours Near Me - Austin, Texas

My family and I did the 2 hour ultimate tour and it wasn't the best. I think our expectations are higher than most because we've taken several Segway tours in different cities. I would have liked to learn more interesting facts about Austin and seen better things. There was a lot of downtime and just "hanging out." Overall, it wasn't the best tour we've been on, but it wasn't the worst either. read more

Had so much fun I can't wait to do it again! Family came into town and we thought this would be a fun thing to do for everyone. And we were right! "Riley the rider" our tour guide was informational and hysterical. We were all so glad we got him because he made it that much better. It was one of the best experiences I've ever had. read more

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TONS OF FUN! Special shout out to Riley who led our tour - this is an easy way to enjoy the city and get to see a lot of things in Austin and get a feel for facts and stories and history. We really had a great morning on this adventure and highly highly recommend it! THANK YOU! read more

My family did a Segway tour of Austin a few years ago. The tour guide was full of energy and kept us entertained with facts about Austin. I was nervous at first but his demeanor helped me to relax. The whole family had fun! Great tourist activity. read more

Just got done with a super fun Segway tour. Raymond was our positive, safety conscious, informative, accommodating guide. After signing a waiver form, we were given instructions on how to operate the Segway and practiced around the office until we felt comfortable to be on our way. It didn't take long to get comfortable on the Segway. I never felt nervous or unsure for my safety. It was a great way to take an informative tour of the city. I highly recommend taking the city tour with Seg City! read more

SegCity Segway Tours - Me with our great guide Raymond - Tours Near Me - Austin, Texas

Raymond was so patient with our whole group from teenagers to grandma. We were able to see so much of Austin and he took photos of us all. Thank you for a wonderful day! read more

SegCity Segway Tours - Practice for the tour - Tours Near Me - Austin, Texas

This was such a fun activity to do as a family! We visit Austin frequently and were looking to do something different with our twin 14 year old teenage boys. This was, by far, the best time our kids have had while visiting Austin (and that goes for the adults as well). We signed up for the 12:30 tour which after a brief training and practice outside- we set off with our tour guide. Isis was the best guide and it is obvious she truly loves what she does. Two hours went by in a flash as we zipped around downtown Austin and we left trying to figure out when we could come back to do another segway tour. Thanks! We will definitely be back. read more

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Our Segway instructor was awesome - so fun, knowledgable, and kind! However, the woman at the counter, following the tour, did not honor the price I had been quoted over the telephone the day before. I was livid, and ended up paying the additional price; but felt this was very unprofessional. read more

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I had SO MUCH FREAKIN' FUN today. No, seriously, I did. It was my husband's birthday and getting him out of the house to do something different can be challenging. When I suggested a Segway tour, he brightened up. SegCity has an online special going on until the 4th of July, so I signed us up for an ultimate tour and because it is summer and hot as hell, I opted for the 9 a.m. tour. The first part of the journey is learning how to ride this thing safely. I was a little scared at first, I admit, because it is very different than anything you can imagine. You cannot make it turn my leaning, but you can make it go faster or slower by leaning backwards or forwards, or just pressing down with either your toes or your heels. Turning is done just with the handlebars and it turns on a dime. Our tourguide guru for the day, Levi, was very patient, cheerful and encouraging in teaching us the basics. The fact that his night job is as a stand-up comic helped all of us get comfortable and happy about our journey. When he determined that we were fit for the road, off we went towards some historic sites and then to the lake, across the First Street bridge and then around and about where we could experience a variety of terrains and surfaces and views, places where we could speed downhill in ever-widening circles (wheeeeeeeee!!) and slalom through convention center pillars. When watching people go around on these things downtown, I used to think they were slow and dorky. But when you are on them, you can actually go pretty fast....if 12.5 mph could be considered "fast". My dorky husband was completely in heaven. During the rest break, he just took off speeding through the park with glee. How cool is that for a 45 year old kid? We also learned some historic stuff about Austin that I did not know before. For instance - did you know that one of those big condo highrises is actually gold LEED certified? (Very difficult to get that certification - you have to be really green to get this certification.) It is either THE largest Leed certified residential buildings in the Country or top three, forgot which, but something to be proud of. If you have never done this, I really recommend it. It is not cheap, but for 2.5 - 3 hours, I think it is really worth it. It is comparable in price to a very nice dinner, but WAY more fun and memorable to do this and have a burger afterward. GO! Ask for Levi - he is awesome. If we lived in the City, we would totally get these instead of cars to travel around downtown. They are really really fun and cool. read more

Segways are just plain fun. For those who don't know what they are, they are an uber expensive 2-wheeled toy that uses a balacing system to get you around at up to 12mph. It's something you'd expect Bruce Wayne to have, zipping around his mansion. The tour and guide were ok, informative and engaging, but the best part of the tour was actually playing around on these machines. I don't plan on buying one of these bad boys just yet, so taking the tour was an excuse to see a bit of Austin, and at the same time get to ride on a Segway. These things make being a Segway mall security guard much more appealing! read more

FACT: The SegWay is the modern man's unicorn cheerily guiding you through the sugary fantasy land that is ATX. The SegWay, a majestic creature, takes kindly to new riders (they get around), and will help you feel comfortable in a matter of minutes. You will feel immortal on your SegWay, glimmering in the afternoon sun just like a beautiful rainbow. These SegWays are elusive (read: $7000), so they are hard to come by in nature. That's where the wizards at SegCity come in. You can take a riding tour through downtown Austin, avoiding infants and gum drop mountains while singing "A Whole New World" at the top of your lungs. Feel fearless as your guide (hopefully you get Mike AKA Cutie) leads you and your ragtag group of strangers to glory, victory, and gummy worms. But really, you're going to be afraid that you'll break the unicorn for the first 5 minutes. Then, you'll get over the fear of the unicorn and feel like a huge nerd for another 5 or so. Then, you'll embrace your epic nerdiness and spin around in circles until the sun goes down... or the tour is over. read more

Segways are so much fun... Really. I know it's hard to believe because it looks like a security guard or old person's ride, but we enjoyed ourselves. You do have to go through a training which lasts about thirty minutes, but you will pick it up quicker than that. You watch the others learn the ropes during that time, too. You will have to master the art of making it go and then stop, in a small space. *Yawn* But, once you get outside, if it's a beautiful day, it's worth the trip. I'd recommend a groupon, because it's expensive with the tip you add to the bill. They informed the group about this 'tip' thing for the segway tour guide, which I had never thought about prior to arriving. Thought that was included in the $130 for two people? So, we dropped $150 for a few hours of fun. If you must, I recommend trying it once for full price, but after that, make sure you have a groupon! The tour itself isn't exciting. Just basic information given about parts of the city that you've already been, but you'll feel like a kid again riding these things with the wind in your face. By the end, I got spied riding it with no hands, nostalgically reminding me of 'look ma, no hands,' bike riding days. Surprisingly the guide didn't say anything to me, but she didn't have to. I stopped, because I realized it was reckless, and probably more so than on a bike. In conclusion, don't do that last part, but do try the tour! read more

My sweetie got a Groupon for a Haunted tour from Seg City, mostly so we could try the Segways. After a short training session on balance and guiding the Segway, we were off for a cruise that ran round the Capitol, through downtown, across the river to the Long Center and back. Our guide gave us bits of info on the haunted history of some of Austin's landmarks, and just generally showed us a good time. I even got used to the Segway and started feeling like a natural towards the end. I will warn you in advance - I was sore this morning from using muscles differently than normal. Also, bring extra money, Seg City recommends a tip for the guides after the tour. read more

A tour of Austin on a Segway? I didn't know what I thought about it but my in-laws had gone on it a couple weeks ago and they said they really enjoyed it and they wanted to take us on it. I was telling my friends about it and they said they made fun of those people that did the Segway tours. Oh well, I guess I'm gonna be made fun of, I thought to myself. At least school is out so it's not as crowded. Anyhow, you have to go through Seg-orientation. It's basically a "how to" crash course for the Segway. The tour guide helps you get on, then you get a feel for the ride, then he has you go back and forth about 10 feet, then he puts out cones and you do a figure 8. It's pretty easy. I felt it was helpful that I am a snowboarder and balancing was easy. Then you need to practice your emergency stop. Piece of cake. It takes just a little getting used to, but it's no big deal. We had one guy on our tour that was upper 70's and although he did take a spill, after that he was fine. He had trouble getting from the street onto the sidewalks because it's inclined. After everyone is a Segspert, they get everyone on their Segway and away you go! The tour we took was not a talking tour, it was more of a riding tour. About an hour and a half you get to just follow the leader and have fun. We took some pics at the Capitol and some other un-notable place. The ride was good. Make sure you bend your knees when you go over something rough. It will help. Don't lock your knees or you could faint. Otherwise everything was great. Had a lot of fun and Riley was a great tour guide. Bring water, especially if it's hot out. Normally these tours are $60. On the weekdays, you can get it for half off and there are Groupons periodically for the same price. We went on a Monday for $30 each. read more

One of the highlights of my trip to Austin last New Year's was touring the city on a Segway... totally gimmicky but fun way to see downtown Austin! Not surprisingly, given the semi-steep price of the tour, my brother, my boyfriend, and I were the youngest folks on the tour -- the others were active retired folks whom we doubted could ride the Segways. Riding them is quick to pick up, though. They have you do a "test run" in the shop, doing figure 8's around cones indoors. You get super comfortable once you're off, and that's when accidents happen ;) (You wear a helmet the whole time, though, and the tour guides are pretty conscientious about safety.) The tour includes sights like the Congress Avenue bridge (home to the bats), the State Capitol, Town Lake, and the moontowers from the movie Dazed & Confused - pretty standard Austin stuff. Really, the best part of this tour isn't the tour itself (which isn't to say they aren't good - the tour guides are engaging and friendly) but getting to zip around on a Segway in the big square in front of the Capitol. Yeah, we hung a few turns too tightly and took a few spills... but it was loads of fun!! It's cool to get a chance to ride one of these things around (we covered about 7-8 miles?) without having to pay out of your ears to try it. The 2 1/2 hour tour was $65 pp plus tip. read more

The best Segway tours I've ever been on. Guides are really easy going and will show you the cool sides of Austin instead of the usual sites. Riley is a solid guy and will make sure you have a great time. read more

i'm local to austin, but yes i went on a segcity tour and LOVED it! my friend andy took me, and he's a fabulous guide, extremely helpful in teaching us how to use the segways safely and also knowledgeable about austin and definitely taught me a few things i didn't know! i used to think segways looked dorky and never thought i'd get on one, but man they are fun! it's really a neat experience traveling on one downtown, and trust me, i bike and run a lot, so it's just a different perspective. we were also lucky to go on a beautiful sunny day with a great breeze. beware of seg legs! if your legs get tired, get off and shake them off, it's definitely helpful! my favorite part is just all the people that look at us and say hi, what a social thing to do! i recommend this for visitors and locals alike! read more

SegCity Segway Tours - andy tran - awesome guide! - Tours Near Me - Austin, Texas

The Kid took to the SegWay right away but being 6'6" it took me maybe 10mintues to settle in. once we got out on the street we had a blast. i kept thinking 'why doesn't everyone have a SegWay?' and then i remembered, yah, they're $7000. our guide was very good and paid close attention to our group to keep us safe. we were on the bat tour but the bats didn't show up and it got too dark so we had to take off. our guide made up for the lack of bats by taking us to a building that had a lot of columns for us to play follow-the-leader through. Boston offers a SegWay tour and we're gonna check that out soon. read more

Coolest way to see Austin! Hands down. It's so ridiculously fun to cruise around the city this way! I took my parents on the tour, and we had a blast. Wind blowing through our hair (well, helmet), and learning stuff I never knew about Austin-- and I've lived here for 15 years. Our tour guide was so much fun and the staff was super friendly and laid back, yet totally on their game. I'm telling all my friends, family and clients to hit this place up! I heart you, SegCity! :) read more

Took this tour on a Saturday at 6pm recently - from their 17th/Lavaca location. Victoria, our guide, was wonderful and patient! First time on a segway - and as others have said, for the first 5-10 minutes you are unsure - by the end you are speeding. Great fun! Next time I will do a longer tour - the 90 minute tour is really only 45 minutes or so with the training and safety course. read more

My wife and I had taken another Segway tour in Austin several months ago, and although we loved the first tour, I and can honestly say, Seg City was much better! The tour took us to slightly different parts of the city and David, our tour guide, gave us a lot of factual information (where the other tour guide for the other company made up a lot of "facts"). Don't get me wrong, either tour is fantastic and the Segway is a very cool piece of technology. It's easy to learn regardless of your age. In just a few minutes, you'll be riding like a pro. This is a very cool way to see downtown Austin. I can highly recommend Seg City. read more

We had a great 2 1/2 riding tour around Austin, check this off my bucket list... problem is, we had so much fun... we will HAVE to do this in every city we visit (if it's available) Oh, and Julius ( the yodeling tour guide ) was awesome read more

This company provided a great experience from beginning to end. We received a helpful tutorial on how to ride the Segway and headed out for our tour, led by Raymond. In no time, the Segway was very intuitive and easy to maneuver. We took the ultimate tour which went by the capital, congress, 6th street (stopping by the haunted Driskill Hotel) and on to the river. We stopped at multiple places with great views for photos and Raymond was more than willing to take photos. He offered a fun, informative tour where we became more familiar with Austin and learned fun facts. I'd highly recommend. read more

My 12 year old DD and I had a great time on the street art tour with G-Su as our guide. It was a 2 hour tour with lots of city terrain. There are several art sites to see, the climax being the Hope Outdoor Gallery. I recommend this tour! read more

SegCity Segway Tours - Art from the Hope Outdoor Gallery - Tours Near Me - Austin, Texas

Fun stuff! The tour itself is pretty basic, but the guide made it a lot of fun. Segways are really neat & getting to freestyle at the Capital at the end of the tour is worth the price alone. The first 45 minutes are devoted to training. Our group had young, old & some without great balance or grace, so don't fear looking silly we all did, but everybody easily learned how to control the Segways and had a blast. I would've given this 5 stars if the tour had been a little more interesting. read more

SegCity Austin is SEGSY! I did my first segway tour on a family vacation in Washington D.C. and it rocked! It rocked so much I wanted to do it again in Austin. Even though I've lived here all my life and know most of what any tour guide could tell me about the city I REALLY REALLY wanted to ride around on a segway again. My brother and I went on a 90 min. evening tour. Even at 6pm on a 100+ deg day it wasn't too hot with a nice segway breeze. This is the perfect tour for any Austinite- a riding only, no jibber jabber tour. Sweet-gsy! Our guide, Lindsey, was a fun college student who obviously loved her job. Even though we were on a ride only tour she slipped us a few fun facts of the city, stuff I didn't even know... Awesome! I recommend SegCity to anybody wanting a unique, fun way to tour the city. I recommend taking all your friends and family. You get an up close and personal tour of the city in less time than it would take to drive or walk around, PLUS you can say you rode a Segway better than George W.. read more

What a rip-off! The segways were fun to ride, but we paid a lot of money for the Street Art tour and all the tour guide did was have us follow her around downtown and occasionally stop in front of some street art. She passed right by a few cool pieces, she stayed way ahead of the group between stops and didn't talk to us while we were moving, then when we did finally stop, she couldn't answer any of our basic questions about what we were looking at. read more

As dorky as you look riding around town in a helmet on a Segway, I do have to say this is an absolute blast to do. We had so much fun. We (5 of us) book a 7PM "haunted" tour on a Monday night. This is the way to go. You avoid the heat during the day and the streets aren't as crowded so you can have a lot of fun with the Segway. The "haunted" tour is a 2 hr tour around the city that includes stops at some of Austin's haunted area. Our guide, Victoria, enlightened us at several stops with stories and history from Austin's spooky past. Our guide, Victoria, was extremely friendly. She reminded me of someone working at Disneyland. She was also knowledgeable and an excellent teacher. Before you begin your Segway tour, you get a lesson on the Segway. They, in our case Victoria, show you how to balance, drive, steer and stop the Segway. It's very easy. I 5 minute lesson will have you on your way in no time! The best part of this tour was going on the streets of the Capital building at night. The streets are closed off so no cars and there is very little pedestrian traffic. This is where you get to take the Segway to it's limit. Well up to 12.5 mph before the safety controls kick in and try to slow you down. I would have been perfectly happy doing laps around the Capital building like Nascar with Victoria being the referee and holding up caution flags when necessary. I would gladly do this again when I'm in Austin or any city that offers it. Try it. You won't regret it. read more

Riley was a great tour guide. Segways are so fun! Do this tour! Great views of Austin and we saw awesome Austin bats! Segway is the way to see the sights read more

Let me start by saying that our tour guide (Riley I think) was great and put in a very unfortunate situation, so this review is for the overall experience! Segways are "the future" as my fiance says, so we try to hit a tour when traveling for fun. We were in town for a weekend and I had purchased a Groupon for two to the Street Art tour. As asked we should up 15 min prior to the start of the 2 hour (as described tour). The young man at the counter checked us in and we waited as a group for our instructer to arrive. The overall training process took 45 minutes for a few different reasons: 1) Two women showed up 15 minutes causing booking issues and needed retraining; 2) the desk guy was new and not familiar with the job responsibilites and therefore could not help poor Riley out; 3) the training process is super inefficient! Every other tour allows everyone to hop on the segway (after one demo for getting on) and then feel your way out on the segway, rather than doing one-on-one 2-3 min trials. Because of this, we lost 45 minutes and sat around waiting for everyone to take a turn. The tour itself was just ok. We saw maybe a total of 5 works of street art and the art park (which was the coolest part). Compared to other tours, this one was filled with a lot of sidewalks and street lights. read more

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I was visting Austin and wanted to try something different. The guide showed us how to use everything before we left and made sure we knew how to stop The tour of Austin was fun and some what educational about the history of the area. read more

Me and my wife are Segway enthusiastic every chance we get we like to take a Segway tour through whatever city were in would definitely recommend this particular tour company they're patient knowledgeable of the path and very safety-minded we definitely recommend this one especially if you're a beginner God bless good job read more

I would never think that going on a segway tour as something super fun to do but I did one while I was in Austin because the school I was visiting paid for it and it was really fun. It's like riding a bike but WITHOUT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY so you're just coasting around with a nice breeze. I don't actually know how much the segway tours run since mine was free, but I would definitely recommend going on one so long as they aren't super pricey. read more

We had such an amazing time with Riley touring Austin Texas!! He was patient, knowledgeable and was so energetic with his large group of 11! We got to see bats, hear Austin history and a little ghost information. Thanks Riley, can't wait to come back! read more

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