A pedicab is a bicycle rickshaw for two or three passengers. In Central Park, the drivers also act as guides, pointing out film locations and stories as you go. It is a good choice for families with small children, older travelers or anyone short on time.
Our top pick: Private Central Park Pedicab Tour, 50+ Sights
Booking online vs hailing on the street
Pedicabs waiting at the park entrances near 59th Street charge by the minute, and the total can come as a surprise. Booking online gives you a fixed price, a set duration and reviews of the operator.
Agree the total first: if you hail a pedicab on the street, ask for the full price for the full ride, for all passengers, before you sit down.
Best-rated pedicab tours
Private Central Park Pedicab Tour, 50+ Sights
The most reviewed: 4.9/5 from over 2,000 reviews. About 1 to 2 hours.
Celebrity Homes and Film Spots Pedicab Tour
Famous apartments and movie locations around the park. 4.9/5 from over 880 reviews.
Guided Central Park Private Pedicab Tour
Private ride with a guide. 4.8/5 from over 300 reviews.
Why book online
- Free cancellation on most tickets, usually up to 24 hours before
- Reserved time slot: no queue at the ticket desk
- Mobile ticket on your phone
- Reviews from verified travelers
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a Central Park pedicab tour?
Booked online, a private 1-hour tour usually starts at about $50 per person. Longer 2- and 3-hour tours cost more. Rides hailed on the street are charged by the minute, so agree the total before you get in.
What do you see on a pedicab tour?
Most 1-hour tours cover the southern half of the park: Gapstow Bridge, the Mall, Bethesda Terrace, Strawberry Fields and Bow Bridge viewpoints, with photo stops.
Can a pedicab take you to Bow Bridge?
Pedicabs stay on the drives. Your driver will stop nearby and point you to the bridge on foot, a short walk.
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