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Tabernacle Choir Performance + Salt Lake City Bus Tour

Tabernacle Choir Performance + Salt Lake City Bus Tour

Overview

This is the BEST way to experience Salt Lake City in half a day! Enjoy a live performance of the famous Tabernacle Choir combined with the #1-rated Salt Lake City Bus Tour, also includes meal stop.

- Hear the Tabernacle Choir in the world's longest-running broadcast
- Explore the top attractions of Salt Lake City on a tour that is fully-narrated by a local expert who entertains you with stories and humor you won't get on your own! Walking is minimal and suitable for all ages and ability levels

City: Salt Lake City

Wed 09 Apr

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Starting at $89.00

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Wed 09 Apr

Starting at $89.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Hear Tabernacle Choir LIVE

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
KIDS UNDER AGE 8? Tabernacle Choir concerts on Sunday will seat children under 8 in a separate location due to sensitive acoustics and sound recording equipment
Folding wheelchairs and walkers may be accommodated but you must notify us by email at least 24 hours before the tour

What To Expect

Salt Lake Tabernacle

Famous historic auditorium built in 1867, with one of the largest pipe organs in the world and home to the famous Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. *Tabernacle Choir performances are here September through May

Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail

Hear tales of the 70,000 pioneers who walked 1,300 miles to settle Salt Lake City in 1847

Governor's Mansion

Historic mansion built a century ago by silver mining magnate Thomas Kearns, now the home of Utah's governor

Utah State Capitol

Ranked the second most beautiful capitol in America

Beehive House

Home to Utah's founder and first governor, Brigham Young. Hear fantastic stories from your tour guide

Salt Lake Utah Temple

Utah's most famous and photographed building, a towering Gothic-style cathedral constructed in 1893

City and County Building

Historic City Hall built in 1894, hear the story of the clash between religion and government that created this ornate building

Council Hall

The oldest government building in Salt Lake City is also one of the prettiest, set on a hill amidst a beautiful backdrop of the Rocky Mountains

Mormon Tabernacle Choir

A Sunday performance or Thursday rehearsal of one of the largest and oldest choirs in the world. This will be the absolute highlight of your trip to Salt Lake City!

Cathedral of the Madeleine

Mother church of Roman Catholics in Utah, built in 1909 with stunning architecture

Olympic Cauldron Park

See where the ceremonies were held for the “most successful Winter Olympics ever”

The Conference Center Of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints

See the largest "theater-style" auditorium in the world with 21,000 seats; the second home of the famous Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. *Tabernacle Choir performances are here June to September

Salt Lake City Public Library

Mormon Battalion Monument

Hear tales of the only religious unit in the American military and their connection to the famous California Gold Rush

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Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (457)

Kim_H

Mar 2025

Very nice visit to the tabernacle and tour of the city. Enjoyed Todd commentary and history lessons.

Response from Host

Mar 2025

Thank you for the great review! We're so glad to hear you enjoyed the visit to the Tabernacle and the city tour. Todd will be thrilled to know his commentary and history lessons made a positive impact on your experience. We appreciate you sharing your feedback!

Road242197

Feb 2025

Todd was a great guide! Really appreciate his insight related to the Mormon Tabernacle. Great little facts related to Utah’s history

Response from Host

Feb 2025

Thank you for the fantastic review! We’re so glad to hear that Todd’s insights made the tour memorable, especially the Tabernacle and Utah’s rich history. It’s wonderful that you enjoyed the tour of the Capitol as well! We truly appreciate you sharing your experience and hope you had a great time in Salt Lake City!

waynesgrigsby

Feb 2025

First, the good part of this review. This is my second time seeing the Mormon Tabernacle Choir perform their Sunday morning broadcast. It was my girlfriend's first time. It was wonderful. Our bus was very clean and very nice Now the second part. I already knew that the choir was free. I enjoy having a guide as they provide local information and history lessons. I am always eager to learn. But when given inaccurate information I get disappointed. Todd was our driver and guide. He falsley stated that Salt Lake City was the second city to have electric street lighting, following New York City being the first city. Neither of these statements are true. When disembarking from the bus I waited for all of the other passengers to leave before attempting to clarify this error with Todd. I did not want to embarrass him in front of other passengers as I tried to help him learn history. Todd became very defensive as he claimed to not trust Google with facts that were contrary to him. He told me his information was better. I view a guide as a teacher. Most teachers are willing to learn. So in summary, great time at the Tabernacle. 5 stars. Great bus. 5 stars. Teacher 1/2 star. By the way, Wabash Indiana was the first city in America to have electrically lit street lighting. I grew up there and have known this my entire life.

Response from Host

Feb 2025

You are right, history states that in 1880 Wabash (current population 10,666) is credited with powering 4 CARBON-ARC lights atop the courthouse. However, your guide spoke about the EDISON INCANDESCENT lights first used 2 years later in lower Manhattan, New York City, the first city to use this type of lighting.