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Mexico City Segway Tour: Reforma by Night

Mexico City Segway Tour: Reforma by Night

Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City Segway Tour: Reforma by Night

Mexico City, Mexico
  • 2 hours (approx.)
  • Mobile ticket
  • Offered in: English

Overview

Paseo de la Reforma is Mexico's Champs Elysées — home to luxurious hotels, boutiques, the Senate, the stock market and historical monuments. Enjoy its glamour and stature on this 2.5-hour nighttime Segway tour. Glide past top attractions such as the Anthropology and History Museum, Chapultepec Park, the Torre Mayor skyscraper and the ‘Angel of Independence.’ Finish with a beverage at a café in the upscale district of Polanco. This Mexico City Segway tour is limited to just six people, ensuring more personalized attention.
  • 2.5-hour Segway nighttime tour of Mexico City
  • Zip along Paseo de la Reforma and surrounding areas aboard a Segway
  • Pass the Rufino Tamayo Museum and the Anthropology and History Museum
  • See the Angel of Independence tower, the tallest skyscraper in the city and views of Chapultepec Park
  • Enjoy a beverage or a snack at a café in Polanco
  • Small-group tour limited to six people ensures a more memorable experience

Cancellation Policy

This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount you paid will not be refunded.

Traveler Photos

Gallery picture 1 (from a traveler's review)

Reviews

5.0
based on 3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

This was an awesome tour. Our tour...

Melissa_M, Aug 2016
This was an awesome tour. Our tour guide maneuvered us through Mexico City traffic with a high degree of accuracy and safety, which was amazing in and of itself! Some of the tour requires we ride in a bike lane that cars have no problem crossing into, cross congested traffic intersections, etc. but he always knew exactly how to handle every situation and often blocked traffic for us. We are new to segways and our guide was extremely helpful and patient. half way through the tour the skies opened up. He came prepared with excellent rain jackets but we all got so wet just getting them on and we got too cold, so we ended up bailing on the end of the tour. But in the spirit of the entire adventure, our guide found a statue to the God of Rain and we got our pictures taken in front of it in our wet rain gear!! Very funny! We loved the experience, and the tour guide provided a lot of great information about the museums and statues we stopped at. We would highly recommend this tour to anyone in Mexico City.