What You Will Do
Discover the charm of Uptown Charlotte on an unforgettable one-hour adventure on Rydables—fun, 4-wheeled scooters shaped like stuffed animals! Hop on a unicorn, a dragon, a penguin, or another one of our whimsical creatures. You'll cruise through the heart of the Queen City indulging your inner child!
Our tour takes you (mostly on sidewalks) thru the historic 4th Ward, where you’ll enjoy picturesque streets lined with Victorian homes. Zip through the Romare Bearden Park, a popular urban oasis perfect capture of Charlotte’s skyline views. Finally, we’ll visit Levine Avenue of the Arts to see cultural landmarks and iconic sculptures.
Rydables are designed for everyone—from toddlers riding with a parent to retirees looking for a unique way to explore. (Tweens/teens can operate their own as well.) Whether you’re a local or visiting Charlotte, this tour offers a zany, memorable way to take in the city’s beauty, history, and culture.
Join us and see Charlotte like never before!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Our staff person will meet you INSIDE the Main E. 7th St. entrance of THE MARKET AT 7th St. which is located at 224 E. 7th St. Charlotte NC 28202. (This is an indoor Food Court.) We will meet you right in front of "It's Poppin'" to have you sign waivers. Restrooms available.
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Fourth Ward
20 minutes
The Historic Fourth Ward in Charlotte, NC, is a charming neighborhood blending history with modern growth. Located just north of Uptown, it’s known for its beautifully restored Victorian homes, tree-lined streets, and historic landmarks. Once an affluent area in the late 1800s, the Fourth Ward is one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods. Its streets are lined with homes featuring intricate architectural details, reflecting Charlotte's post-Civil War growth. The Fourth Ward Park, a peaceful green space at the neighborhood’s heart, offers walking paths, fountains, and lawns. The area is also home to historic churches and buildings that showcase the city's early development. With its blend of history and modern amenities, the Historic Fourth Ward provides a glimpse into old Charlotte while being close to the city’s vibrant Uptown district.
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Romare Bearden Park
20 minutes
Romare Bearden Park in Charlotte, NC, is a vibrant urban park located in the heart of the city’s Uptown district. Named after the renowned African American artist, Romare Bearden, the park blends art, nature, and culture in a beautiful, open space. The park features stunning sculptures and mosaics inspired by Bearden’s work, creating a visually rich environment. It also boasts lush green lawns, walking paths, fountains, and a large, interactive water feature that’s especially popular on warm days. Romare Bearden Park serves as a hub for outdoor events, concerts, and festivals, making it a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. With its combination of art, nature, and community gathering spaces, the park is a reflection of Charlotte’s dynamic and diverse culture.
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Levine Center For The Arts
5 minutes
You will pass by this popular area where all our major museums are located. Charlotte's iconic Firebird statue is located here.
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