Ride The Ducks - Baltimore, MD

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the tour?

The perfect length. Your sightseeing adventure lasts about 70 minutes with about 20 minutes of that time on the water. We pass by many of the important points of history and current event sites to give you an overview of the area. The uniqueness of our vehicle also allows you to interact with the street so you get a real feel for life in Baltimore. We leave you plenty of time to go back to the sites where you really want to spend more time.

Where do I buy tickets?

From this website, via the phone or at our ticket kiosk. As you can imagine our tours are very popular. To ensure you get a seat on the tour of your choice we recommend you purchase tickets in advance. Our phone number is 877-887-8225. If you prefer to book when you get to town, visit our ticket kiosk at the Light Street Pavilion at Harborplace. We are outside near the Discovery Store entrance.

Are there restrooms on board?

Sorry, no room. Go before you go. There are restroom facilities near our boarding locations. Any of our crew will be happy to direct you to the nearest facility.

Can I take food and drink on board?

Yep. Just remember the answer to the above question. Sorry no alcoholic beverages.

Are you accessible to the disabled?

We can accommodate guests with various disabilities. Please call our office at 877-887-8225 to make arrangements and purchase tickets.

Will I get seasick?

Probably not. We are only on the water for about 20 minutes. Our vehicle is built to be very stable on the water. Plus, the water ride is very tranquil and relaxing since our water speed tops out at 7 mph.

Will I get wet?

Probably not. We try to make our entry into the water fun, but not wet. However, there may be times when a little splash will make its way onboard.

Do you have life jackets?

Yes. Enough for a vehicle full of adults, children or a mix of both. We also have a duckload of other modern safety equipment on board. By the way, we have never had to use any of them, but you can never be too prepared.