Minnesota Segway Tours & Rentals

I came into town from NYC to spend time with friends and family. This was an adventure planned for my trip. Absolutely loved it! I grew up in NE Minneapolis and back in the 70’s and 80’s had friends that lived on Nicollet Island. It was so much fun seeing the old haunts, and learning so much history that I was unaware about. The guides were wonderful and so helpful. The Segways were a breeze to ride. We had ages 23 – 80 in our group and no one had issues. I would love to do it again, and hope they expand the area of coverage! Can’t wait to see the pictures, as the company sure took a lot of photos. Just waiting for them to be posted.

Exceeded my expectations in every way and was one of the best afternoons I’ve ever had on any mini-​vacation. Greg was brimming with history of the area and presented information in an entertaining way so that even the most hard-​core cell-​phone users stopped scrolling through their phones after the first couple of stops and started connecting with what was happening at the moment. Can’t think of a better way I could have spent an afternoon.

Decided to try a Segway tour to see downtown Mnpls with some girlfriends. We picked this tour company and so glad we did! Our tour guides Will and Cindy were the best. They made the trip safe for all, so fun and it was filled with interesting facts about the city. My friend who has lived in the area for 35 years said she learned a ton! We made just the right amount of stops and Will even treated us to a coffee or soda at a coffee shop downtown.
I would definitely recommend this tour to others for a fun interesting way to see the city!

This was a great tour. Our entire family enjoyed it. It was great fun and easy enough for our 12 year old. Our guide, Will, was fun and knew a lot of great Minneapolis history! Greg, Hannah, and Otis did a great job keeping everyone safe and having fun. We would definitely recommend to out of towners and locals as well! Thanks! Efficient and easy to work with from start to finish!

What a fun tour, made all the more fun by our guide, Will! This tour is the best way to see and learn about Minneapolis. You cover a lot of ground, but there are several well-​timed breaks allowing you time to dismount and take pictures. This is a great value and I highly recommend it!

What a great way to see the city. It was fun and easy to learn how the Segway operated. The guides were great and kept us safe. We are already planning our next tour. Thank you, Forrest, Paula, Hanna and all the people associated with our tour.

Wil and Erin did a great job of giving us a taste in Minneapolis and Segway! Thanks, highly recommend!

My coworkers and I just finished the Magical History Tour and it was fantastic. Our group works at a nearby business so the entire tour was in our «back yard». Our guide Greg was amazing. He was extremely knowledgeable about the local history and made it lots of fun. A couple people in our group have lived in the Twin Cities their entire lives and still learned something. We all plan to recommend this tour to our clients and will encourage other businesses to participate as well — great team building! Even if you live in Minneapolis, it’s fun to feel like a tourist in your own city.

The Segway of Minneapolis tours are fantastic! Great for those new to the city, or those who just want to try out the Segway for fun. I went on the Downtown tour which goes through St. Anthony Main, the Stone Arch Bridge, Downtown, Boom Island, Nicollet Island, and back. The tours are run by extremely knowledgeable guides who really take the time to show off Minneapolis, both old and new. What really impressed me was the general knowledge of the history of the city of Minneapolis, and the changes with the riverfront. I’ll definitely bring along visitors next time as this is a great way to show off Minneapolis.

What a fun way to see the riverfront. The tour guides are knowledgable and personable. They take the time to make sure you are comfortable on the Segway before leaving then mix in s enough stops to take in the sites. Best tour of the city possible

A group of 25 of us came together to celebrate a Segway to 70 birthday. Older crew of people… men and women… and a larger group than they normally take as a single tour group. Our lead guide, Greg, was phenomenal, and the helper guides were patient and made sure none of us had an accident or got out of control.
This is an excellent way to learn about and see some of the history of Minneapolis and to tour some terrific sights.
Thanks so much for a great day and a great experience on Segways.

Smooth running operation. Very nice guides who know their stuff about the area. Cost was high per person but included free admission to a local museum. We went with a group. Of five of us including three teen boys and they loved it.
Highly recommended!

This tour is very professional. Other Segway tours I have been on in other cities had horrible tour guides that were very unprofessional and didn’t even give direction on how to use a Segway.
This tour makes sure everyone knows how to use the Segway and practices before heading out and even shows an instructional video.
The guides are funny and tell informative stories that keep your attention and you get to stop and have a snack break at the mil city ruins which is much needed because segwaying really wipes you out.

Segway tours are dorky. I usually scowl with disdain when I seem them. Why can’t the people walk?
But then I went on one for a team building trip for work. 11 engineers on segways. So dorky. But, I liked it.
I will probably never go on a segway tour again. But on a 75 degree day, it’s a pleasant, quick way to see a lot of whatever city you’re looking at. We did the tour around the mills and the river. Pretty tour, knowlegeable/​funny guides, yummy cookies in the Mill Museum!
And even though the bikers and joggers glared at us and the tourists whipped out their cameras to photograph the comical sight, I just leaned forward and enjoyed the ride.

My sister and I took the Magical History Tour with these guys yesterday and it was incredible. The segways were fun and easy to use, the instructors were helpful, the tour was interesting, the sights were fantastic and we even got dinner coupons at the end. A great experience.

My mother and I took this tour and what a way to see the sights and learn about all the history around the falls and the river. Is a great way to cover a lot of ground and learn at the same time, the Segways are such a blast.
While some people have mentioned that the training took a long time, I didn’t mind the time taken even though I have ridden Segways before, I know that my mother was very concerned before she became comfortable through the training process. Midway through the tour I could tell that mom was no longer concerned and she really enjoyed her ride.
I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone that has been curious about riding a Segway or anyone who is interested in learning some of the «electric» past of the mill district along the Mississippi. Really an enjoyable 3 hour trip around the area on a fun machine.

My husband and I had a GREAT time on the Segway tour today. The only complaint is that we thought it started at 2:30, but after training, everyone signing in, etc., we didn’t ‘ship off’ until after 3:30. No biggie.
You DO have to listen to the instructions to learn how to successfully maneuver these things. Everyone in my group did great, but again, please LISTEN to what they teach you. I could see how things could go seriously wrong.
The Segways were a blast to ride, the guides told us things about Minneapolis that I never knew, and after a while I didn’t mind all the people staring at us. What a great way to see the city!
I didn’t realize we were supposed to tip until I read some of these posts. Oops. Looks like I’ll have to stop back…

I think my picture caption says it all… for realsies. You can fall off of these things. You can hurt yourself or others. So don’t be an asshole and jerk around because you are putting your safety and the safety of others at risk.
–Yes I know the tours are a bit on the spendy side, BUT it still is considered a service. You should tip your tour guide no matter what. These are college kids (well at least some of them are) and the wages need to be supplemented by tips.
Go have fun! Family friendly!
Go on a segway tour for your «staycation»!!

This place is super fun! You get to tour the Mississippi river on a segway! How much better could that actually get?
I was a bit skeptical when I first took the tour, but I was with my family who was in town visiting, and they insisted on all of us getting together and doing this. I was surprised. I’ve seen these tours before, and always made fun of the people. I mean, it looks sorta fun, with people riding segways with their helmets.
Take a tour, they are a little bit long, but you get to ride a segway, and it takes a little while to get used to. The people guiding the tour are pretty cool too. They talk alot, but what tour guide doesn’t?
I just think that this part of the city is a good place to tour, there is lots of history over by the lake, and many good things to see and hear about.
I think they are bout $ 75 ish (don’t quote me on that) to take the tour, but fun! Plus, if that doesn’t get you, you are almost always guaranteed to seem some person think they know whats going on, but them fall flat on their faces! entertaining if I don’t say so myself!

A three hour tour wasn’t exactly lucky for Gilligan, and it proved the same for me.
If someone tells you it’s impossible to fall of a Segway, they have no idea what they’re talking about. Call them an idiot, will you?
Segways are ruled by gyroscopes. Gyroscopes, while interesting, are inherently unstable. I really don’t need to say more.
But I will.
Long story short, I fell off the Segway and ended up with scraped knees, elbow, and wounded pride from wiping out in front of nearly 30 other people who were able to stay on while I couldn’t.
And quite ironically, my fall did happen on Minneapolis’ only island.
This could only happen to me.
They do have good customer service, but my friend and I wished that there was more to the historical part of the historical tour (there really isn’t much to the showing of Downtown Minneapolis — this is just an excuse to ride a Segway for 3 hours, which is 1.5 hours too long in my book).
At least my tour ended nicer than Gilligan’s — I was rescued immediately and I didn’t have to wait on the isle until syndication time came around.