Grand Canyon West Admission Ticket

Overview

Only a two hour drive from Las Vegas, Laughlin and Lake Havasu, the West Rim provides guests with an opportunity to experience the awe-inspiring canyon from many different perspectives. Walk the glass panels on the Skywalk and take in the epic views at Guano Point and Eagle Point plus an array of other activities. Please Note: This is an admission ticket only and transportation from surrounding cities is not included.

City: Grand Canyon National Park

Sat 21 Sep

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What's Included

Lunch (if option selected)

Admission to Grand Canyon West

Access to 2 Viewpoints: Eagle Point and Guano Point

Hop-on hop-off transportation between lookout points at Grand Canyon West

Skywalk Ticket (If option selected)

Route and map

Meeting point

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5001 Diamond Bar Road

** For driving directions, please search for GRAND CANYON WEST AIRPORT **

Ticket is valid for one (1) admission per person for 365 days from the travel date listed on the ticket. You cannot use this prior to the printed travel date. Once the ticket is used, it cannot be reused.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised

What To Expect

Grand Canyon West

Make your pwn way to the West Rim where guests are provided an opportunity to experience the awe-inspiring canyon from many different perspectives. Please Note: Last ticket is sold at 4:45 p.m. from March to November and varies as days get longer or shorter going into and out of the summer. Please be aware that Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time. Thus, during the winter months, Grand Canyon West is on Mountain Standard Time and is a full hour ahead of California and Nevada, which are on Pacific Standard Time. When DST is being observed, beginning in March, the time at Grand Canyon West is the same as the time in Las Vegas and California.

Grand Canyon Skywalk

This 10-foot wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet out over the rim of the Grand Canyon. Look down and you can see right through the glass platform 4,000 feet to the floor of the Canyon below. This engineering marvel offers unparalleled views of one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders. Nervous about walking on glass almost a mile above the floor of the Grand Canyon? Have no fear—the Skywalk is strong enough to hold seventy fully loaded 747 passenger jets. After walking the Sky visit the Skywalk Gift Shop and pick up souvenirs to remember your walk and the grandeur of the Canyon.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (237)

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theuwdcsavingsco2021

Sep 2022

We decided to embark on the West Rim tour via the Hoover Dam. Wow what an incredible experience. Robert Dominguez was our tour guide and he was great fun. Full of knowledge, facts and a great sense of humour. Robert continuously spoke with us throughout this journey giving us tourists some really useful advice. There are some great photo opportunities here so ensure to have your phone fully charged. There are charging points of the coach if not so take your charger. The views of the Grand Canyon are magnificent. If you are out this way then this tour is a must. One of the highlights of our trips.

869jaz

Sep 2022

Very commercialized - tour bus which dropped off at different locations to “view” guess it’s good for the reservations to generate money - however the other side of the canyon is far better to explore / hike in your own - a bus goes along the route to hop On and hop off at different areas - so if somebody was u able to walk long distance cues this would be good - nice restaurants -

Will M

Sep 2022

Boy, was this a whirlwind of a trip. Please read the whole review, though! TL;DR: Admission is really steep. I thought we fell into a tourist trap and we kind of did. Skywalk is not worth the admission and you aren't even allowed to take pictures from it. IT IS OKAY--GUANO POINT IS AMAZING AND TOTALLY REDEEMS THE TRIP! Arrival: We pulled up to the gate and I was immediately skeptical because we're at a wonder of the natural world that you can see from space but you still have to pay admission and ride a shuttle bus? Okay. We get inside and hadn't done any research so we were blindsided by the prices. $50+ for general admission and $75/each if you want to include the skywalk? Ouch, but okay, you only live once. After we paid, we immediately see the sign they don't have prior to that point. "No personal belongings allowed on the skywalk." Are you kidding? I paid $75 and I can't even take pictures? Immediate bad taste in the mouth as we head outside to wait for a shuttle bus. At this point, I'm on Trip Advisor and reading the worst reviews about it being a tourist trap and a scam and I'm only getting more irritated. The bus take 15 minutes to arrive and we are crammed in like sardines so we can head off to... EAGLE POINT: Your first great glimpse of the canyon, but it's all roped off and you can't get super close. Pretty cool, I guess. Security is screaming with a bullhorn at anyone who crosses the rope trying to get a decent look or photo. We spend about 10 minutes here and head up to... THE SKYWALK: You go in and they punch your tickets again and put all your belongings in a locker and put on booties as to not scratch up the skywalk floor--Actually smart to protect the view through the floor. We go out and the view is pretty darn cool and the glass floor gimmick is alright. We're trying to soak it in for 30 seconds at the furthrst point and one of the attraction photographer girls asks us to move so she can take pictures of a couple who paid even more than we already had. Wow, okay, that's insulting. We paid $75 to be here and are STILL getting bumped out of the way for people paying even more money. I'm just irritated now. We finish up pretty quick, retrieved our items, and it funnels you back through a gift shop where we both would have probably spent more time and money if we weren't so burned up about it already. Waited about 7 minutes for the next shuttle to haul us to... GUANO POINT: At this point, my expectations were shot. We had drove through the desert for hours just to get ripped off by the natives. We hop off the bus and--WOW. This was amazing. No ropes, minimal signage, and 100% access to the canyon. All the photos we could ever want, breathtaking views. Stunning and natural, the canyon visit I wanted all along. No roped areas, sidewalks, advertisements, or anyone trying to sell me an upcharge. It's a huge area, so even though there were many people, it was a very personal experience with nature, and it was phenomenal. It was open to the point that I was surprised because of the potential danger if you aren't careful, but that's 100% what we wanted. I can't overstate how quickly Grand Canyon West redeemed itself by doing nothing but granting me the unfettered access to the canyon's natural beauty I wanted. Conclusion: We were so overwhelmed on the bus trip back to the main gate. The second stop of the bus trip redeemed what I had been sure would be a total waste of my time and money. In conclusion, my best advise would be to skip the skywalk, don't even get off the bus at Eagle Point, and go straight for the sweeping wraparound spectacle of Guano Point. If the whole trip had been $50 and one ride to Guano, I would've given this a 10/5 star review. The irritation I felt for the first 2/3 of our experience lost the 5th star in what should just be an automatic home run 5-star attraction.