WEST PALM BEACH CITY TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Blue Slingshot Rental: Open‑Air Trike Runs Under the South Florida Sun
South Florida Slingshot Rentals offers Polaris three‑wheel Slingshot rentals with a six‑hour minimum and multi‑day options; this guide explains what to expect, the gear and tech on board, and the practical logistics for touring West Palm Beach and beyond.
Blue Slingshot Rental: Open‑Air Trike Runs Under the South Florida Sun.
There’s a specific clarity to driving a roofless Polaris trike along a salt‑light coastline: the sun, the rush of air, and a vehicle tuned more like a sports car than a cruiser. Blue Slingshot Rental, operated by South Florida Slingshot Rentals, packages that sensation into flexible blocks of time — from a six‑hour spin to a three‑day stretch — and outfits each machine with an extensive technology suite so you can point it toward Miami Beach or anywhere across South Florida’s highways and local streets.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Polaris Trike: performance and on‑board tech
Each Slingshot is delivered with a Technology Package—Bluetooth, Navigation and Apple CarPlay, a backup camera, keyless start, USB ports and more—paired with a potent powertrain (203 horsepower, 0–60 in about 4.5 seconds) and safety systems like ABS and traction control.
Open‑air, street‑legal freedom
With no roof and full street legality across South Florida, the Slingshot lets you drive from sun‑baked local streets to highways, delivering an exposed, sensory ride that’s designed for warm weather and scenic coastal stretches.
Flexible rental blocks with clear add‑ons
Rentals start at a six‑hour minimum and extend up to three days, with published rates for six, twelve and full‑day blocks; insurance is an extra fee and a refundable security hold is required at pickup.
What the day feels like
What the outing feels like
A trip begins with pickup or delivery of a street‑legal Polaris trike, a quick run through its technology package and optional helmet fitting, then an open‑air drive—coastal avenues, local streets or highway stretches—under South Florida sun. Rentals are sold in blocks (six hours minimum) so you can tailor a half‑day coastal run or a multi‑day exploration with the same machine and storage capacity behind the seat.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Optional helmets and car covers are available; the operator also requires a refundable security hold and offers insurance for an additional daily fee—plan to account for both when booking.
Rentals start at a six‑hour minimum. Published rates include six‑hour, twelve‑hour, one‑day and three‑day options; insurance is extra and a refundable deposit is held at pickup.
Vehicles arrive with the Technology Package (Bluetooth, Navigation, Apple CarPlay), backup camera, keyless start, USB ports and other comfort and safety features.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the minimum rental duration?
The minimum rental duration is six hours; rentals are available up to three days.
What are the published rental rates?
Rates listed are: Six Hour Rental $150; Twelve Hour Rental $200; One Day Rental $250; Three Day Rental $600.
Is insurance included in the rental price?
No—insurance is additional at $20 per day.
Is a security deposit required?
Yes—the operator places a $250 refundable deposit as a hold.
Are helmets provided?
Optional helmets are provided by the operator.
Is the Slingshot street legal?
Yes—the Polaris Trike is street legal across South Florida and can be driven on highways and local streets.