Chicago River Tours and Cruises
Chicago Cycleboats
New Private Party Barge - Riverwalk Departure
This option is BYOB, 120 minutes long and allows up to 18 passengers. This ride departs at the Chicago Riverwalk, (between the Wells Street and LaSalle Street bridges). This boat is similar to your local watering hole – literally!
Private Cruise – Riverwalk Departure
This option is BYOB, 90 minutes long and allows up to 16 passengers. This ride departs at the Chicago Riverwalk (between the Wells Street and LaSalle Street bridges). Get ready to experience the city like never before!
Large Private Cruise – Riverwalk Departure
This option is BYOB, 120 minutes long and allows up to 26 passengers! This ride departs at the Chicago Riverwalk (between the Wells Street and LaSalle Street bridges). Get ready to experience the city like never before!
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Cycleboat & Party Barge – Chicago River Tours
Chicago Cycleboats - Chicago River Tours
Introducing the newest Chicago experience, the city’s first ever Cycleboat & Party Barge! This social, active adventure is the perfect way for friends, families, tourists, and locals to explore one of Chicago’s greatest summertime attractions.
Parties can reserve the entire BYOB boat for up to 26 passengers – perfect for special occasions! Departing from the Riverwalk, passengers will be surrounded by the magnificent skyscrapers, historical bridges and bustling atmosphere.
Cycleboat – How It Works
A bike ride, a boat ride or just along for the ride, Chicago Cycleboats has got your ticket to ride! Riders sit on comfortable bike seats at a table as they cycle at their own pace and passengers can sit or stand while they enjoy the view, the cruise, and the company. Riders and cyclers can switch places at any time!
Bike Shorts Optional
Whether you’re a spinning sensation, a badass biker, a causal cyclist or have never before ridden a bike, anyone will enjoy a Cycleboat ride. The whole boat works together to turn the paddlewheel as our expert captain navigates the boat down the Chicago River. And, don’t worry – the Cycleboat has an electric motor to help out or even take over.
