Lime prepares for Treefort with ‘Pedal to the Pass’ bike parade and safety education for riders

Treefort attendees can receive a 10% discount on Lime scooters and e-bikes during Treefort Music Festival.

BOISE, Idaho — With Treefort Music Festival just days away from transforming Downtown Boise into a music lover’s paradise, Lime, an electric scooter company, is preparing to support Treefort attendees. 

“Treefort is one of the most exciting and dynamic events in Idaho, and we’re proud to help people experience it without the stress of parking or traffic. Whether you’re heading to a show, volunteering, or just exploring downtown Boise, Lime offers a convenient, affordable way to get around so you can focus on enjoying everything Treefort will bring to the city,” said Parker Dawson, Senior Regional Lead of Government Relations, Northwest at Lime.

With an estimated 15,000 attendees daily across the 5-day festival, parking is limited, and increased traffic could cause delays as attendees bounce between venues. Lime is providing discount codes and a kickoff event with Boise Capital City Development Corporation (CCDC). On Tuesday, March 24, from 4-5 PM at Cherie Buckner-Webb Park, Mayor McLean is leading an early pass pickup event and bike parade titled “Pedal to the Pass.” 

Free bikes and free rides will be provided for attendees as well as “A First Ride Academy” to educate new riders and free helmet distribution. The first 200 attendees will receive a 50% discount on up to 10 rides. 

During the festival, Lime is providing free rides to event staff and 10% off two rides for attendees who use the code TREEFORT26. On the ground staffing and foot patrol to assist with riders and parking. There will be an on-site vendor table for festivalgoers to ask questions and receive swag.