Home › Rentals › Scooter Rentals

Deep Ellum · From $39.99/hour

Electric Scooter Rentals in Dallas

Premium two-seat electric scooters by the hour or the day, straight from our Deep Ellum shop. Helmet, rider training and a route recommendation included — you pick where to go.

Premium Two-Seat Scooter
DurationPrice
1 Hour$39.99
2 Hours$69.99
3 Hours$79.99
Half Day$149.99
Full Day$299.99

Free reschedule if rain is forecast

Rent an Electric Scooter in Downtown Dallas

Our fat-tire electric scooters are built for sightseeing. From the shop in Deep Ellum you’re minutes from downtown, the Arts District, the Farmers Market and the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge — no driving and no hunting for parking.

The premium two-seat scooter is ideal for couples, or for riders who want a more spacious ride for longer adventures. It’s $39.99 for an hour, with two-hour, three-hour and half-day blocks up to $299.99 for a full day.

Every rental starts with rider training and a helmet fitting. We give you water and a route recommendation, and you bring the scooter back by your end time.

Want a guide instead? Our guided scooter tours cover the downtown landmarks with a local leading the way.

Minimum age
16+ to drive, with a valid driver’s license on you — a photo or copy won’t work. Under 18 needs a parent or guardian to sign.
Passengers
12+ and at least 4′ tall · no license needed
Height
Drivers 5′2″ minimum
Bring
Your driver’s license and closed-toe shoes
Where to Ride

Best Places to Ride Scooters in Dallas

Every rental comes with a route recommendation based on how long you’ve got. These are our most popular rides from Deep Ellum.

Street art and murals in the Deep Ellum neighborhood of Dallas

Deep Ellum Murals Loop

Starts at the shop door

The top choice for first-time riders: street art on every block, plenty of photo stops, and easy pull-offs close to pickup.

1–2 hoursBeginner-friendly

Row of fat-tire electric scooters available for rental in Deep Ellum Dallas

Dallas Farmers Market

Walking distance from the shop

The closest stop on the map. Grab something to eat, then roll on toward downtown.

Short rideFood

In City Wheels guide leading a group of riders on fat-tire electric scooters down a street in downtown Dallas

Downtown Landmarks Loop

Dealey Plaza · Reunion Tower · Main Street

Skyline views and iconic stops on a clean, easy-to-follow loop. The one visitors pick when they want the classic Dallas photos.

~2 hoursSkyline views

Fat-tire electric scooters lined up for rental in Deep Ellum Dallas

Arts District & Klyde Warren Park

North edge of downtown

Museums, plazas and public art, with Klyde Warren Park at the far end. Easy to add on to the downtown loop.

Add-onCulture

Group on fat-tire electric scooters with LED lights in Deep Ellum Dallas at night

Skyline + Bridge Views Loop

Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge

A longer loop with open views and the classic Dallas skyline. Best at golden hour, or after dark when the city lights up.

2–3 hoursLonger loop

How It Works

Book, Check In, Ride

1

Reserve Online

Pick your scooter and time window online.

2

Check In

Bring your driver’s license to the Deep Ellum shop and sign the waiver.

3

Training + Gear

Helmet fit, a controls walkthrough and a route recommendation.

4

Ride

Explore, stop for photos, and return by your end time.

Not Sure Yet?

Rental or Guided Tour?

Both leave from our Deep Ellum shop. The difference is whether someone rides with you.

Scooter Rental

From $39.99 / hour — you’re on this page

  • Go anywhere, stop as long as you like
  • One hour up to a full day
  • Route recommendation included
  • Best for repeat visitors and locals

Guided Scooter Tour

About 2 hours with a local guide

  • Local guide handles the route and the traffic
  • History and context along the way
  • No need to plan a route
  • Best for first-time visitors
Rider Reviews

Rated 4.9 by Our Riders

4.9

★★★★★

500+ five-star reviews

Common Questions

Dallas Scooter Rental FAQ

Scooter operators must be at least 16 with a valid driver’s license. E-bike operators must be at least 15. Passengers can be as young as 12 and must be at least 4 feet tall. Any rider under 18 needs a parent or guardian present to sign the waiver. No exceptions.

Yes. Every scooter operator needs a valid driver’s license on them — a photo or a copy won’t work. Passengers who aren’t driving don’t need one.

Drivers must be at least 5 feet 2 inches. Passengers must be at least 4 feet tall.

Our guided scooter and e-bike tours run about 2 hours through Deep Ellum, downtown Dallas, and the surrounding area. Prefer to set your own pace? Rentals are available in 1-hour, 2-hour, half-day, and full-day blocks.

Yes — most riders are comfortable within a few minutes, and no experience is needed. Your guide walks you through the controls, braking, and safety, and you’ll practice in a low-traffic area before heading out. A helmet is included with every ride.

Yes. If you’d rather explore on your own, we offer hourly and daily scooter and e-bike rentals from our Deep Ellum shop — no guided tour required.

Yes. We host team outings, bachelor and bachelorette parties, birthdays, and private group tours. Submit an event inquiry and we’ll build a custom itinerary around your group.

Bring your driver’s license, closed-toe shoes, and clothing you’re comfortable riding in. Dress for the weather, and bring a good attitude. Helmets are provided.

All tours and rentals depart from our shop at 3116 Commerce St, Suite B, in Dallas’s Deep Ellum neighborhood — walking distance from downtown and the Farmers Market district.

If rain is forecast during your booking, you get a free reschedule. If rebooking doesn’t work for you, we’ll issue a voucher or a full refund — your choice.

No — these are rideable fat-tire electric scooters built for sightseeing and recreation, not medical or ADA mobility devices.

Ride anywhere scooters are permitted, and follow local signage and rules. Dallas has designated slow and no-ride zones where you’ll need to dismount and walk. We’ll go over this during your briefing.

Our premium two-seat electric scooter is $39.99 for an hour, $69.99 for two hours, $79.99 for three hours, $149.99 for a half day and $299.99 for a full day. A helmet is included with every ride.

Find Us

Hours & Pickup

3116 Commerce St, Suite B
Dallas, TX 75226 — Deep Ellum

MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday1:00 – 9:00 PM
Thursday4:00 – 10:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Sunday10:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Electric Scooter Rentals in Dallas, Texas

In City Wheels rents fat-tire electric scooters from Deep Ellum at 3116 Commerce St, Suite B, by the hour or the day. Every rental includes a helmet, rider training and a route recommendation. The shop is walking distance from downtown and the Farmers Market district, and close to the Deep Ellum DART station.

How Much Does It Cost to Ride Scooters in Downtown Dallas?

The premium two-seat electric scooter is $39.99 for an hour, $69.99 for two hours, $79.99 for three hours, $149.99 for a half day and $299.99 for a full day. A helmet and rider training are included.

How Old Do You Have to Be to Rent an Electric Scooter?

Scooter drivers must be at least 16 and carry a valid driver’s license — a photo or copy won’t work. Passengers can be 12 or older and at least 4 feet tall, and anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian present to sign the waiver.

Best Places to Ride Scooters in Dallas

From the shop you can reach the Deep Ellum murals, the Dallas Farmers Market, Dealey Plaza and Reunion Tower, the Arts District and Klyde Warren Park, and the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. Dallas has designated slow and no-ride zones, so we go over the rules and suggest a route at check-in.

Other Ways to Ride

Prefer a guide? Take a guided Dallas scooter tour or see the city lit up on a late-night adventure. Want to pedal instead? See Dallas e-bike rentals, or try a non-electric kick scooter. Riding with six or more? Groups get 10% off.

Grab a Scooter and Go

Reserve online, pick up in Deep Ellum, and ride Dallas on your own schedule.

$39.99
per hour