Tours we work with
Barbecue itineraries, Negro Leagues and jazz heritage tours, the WWI Museum, Plaza shopping, Royals and Chiefs weekends, multi-generation reunions. The common thread is a group of 20-60 where someone would enjoy the week considerably more on wheels. Some say so at booking, others work it out after the first full day. We plan for both.
How we work with tour operators
A few ways to work with us:
- Link in booking confirmation. Your post-booking email includes a line about mobility scooter rentals with a link to our reservation page tagged with your tour's code. Passengers self-book; we coordinate delivery to your group hotel; we bill the passenger directly. Simplest setup, zero integration cost.
- A named contact instead of a search result. Your tour director gets a number that a person answers, not a booking form. When someone's knee gives out on day two of a five-day itinerary, that is the difference between a solved problem and a passenger who sits in the coach. We bill the traveler directly, so the rental never lands on your itinerary price or your invoice.
- A 15% referral commission. For travel agents and tour operators who send travelers to us, we pay a 15% referral commission on qualifying completed rentals booked through your referral code, paid after the rental ends. There's nothing to invoice and nothing to chase. Request your referral code and link, or ask and we will set you up.
- Nothing to resell, and nothing to administer. The traveler books and pays us directly at our normal rates, and we handle delivery, pickup and anything that comes up during the trip. You never collect money, never invoice us, never carry the rental on your itinerary price, and never hold inventory. Your traveler pays our normal price either way. The commission comes out of our side, not theirs.
Delivery and daily logistics
For motor coach tours, scooters deliver to the group's host hotel in the Kansas City metro. We coordinate with the property to stage the scooters at the bell stand ahead of group arrival; individual passengers pick them up at check-in. Our delivery window flexes to your motor coach arrival time, and we can handle staged arrivals if your group is splitting across multiple properties.
Each evening, the scooter stays with the passenger, usually charging in the guest room. If the itinerary involves an off-site dinner, a ball game, or an evening at the Power & Light District, the passenger rides along rather than needing a hotel-shuttle return. Pickup happens at departure; we collect from the bell stand the same morning your motor coach pulls out.
Day-of and passengers who change their mind
A meaningful percentage of group-tour scooter rentals are day-of decisions. A passenger walks the Nelson-Atkins on arrival day, realizes at dinner that tomorrow's Plaza-and-Crown-Center itinerary is going to be rough, and asks the tour director if there's an option. That conversation needs a quick answer. We answer the phone ourselves and get back to you the same day whenever we can, and we keep inventory reserve for exactly this pattern during tour season. Your tour director calls us, we deliver next morning to the hotel bell stand, and the passenger walks onto the motor coach ready for the day.
Typical tour scenarios
- Senior motor coach tours: 40-55 passengers, 2-4 day KC stop, 4-8 scooters booked ahead and 1-2 day-of pickups during the stay.
- Family reunions: 20-80 family members, multi-generation, 2-4 scooters for the relatives who would rather ride than walk Worlds of Fun, the Zoo, and Crown Center.
- Step-on step-off heritage tours: smaller groups on focused itineraries (Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Jazz District, WWI Museum) where walking distances between interior exhibits add up fast.
- Corporate incentive trips: smaller high-touch groups where scooter availability is a quiet way to make a marginal guest feel welcomed into the full itinerary.