Trolley Adventure: A Show-Tour of Salt Lake City

Overview

A "Sightseeing Show on Wheels" aboard a one-of-a-kind trolley with a trio of professional entertainers! Travel through time in this classic trolley as you ride through the historical districts of Salt Lake City. The Salt Lake Trolley is fun for ALL ages. Your charming Conductor, his attractive Assistant, and a magical Motorman will entertain you with dozens of tales in a theatrical fashion. This is unlike any tour you've seen before...it's a "Sightseeing Show" you'll never forget!

City: Salt Lake City

Sun 17 Nov

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Starting at $55.74

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Sun 17 Nov

Starting at $55.74

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What's Included

Trolley Treats (old-fashioned bottled sodas and Cracker Jacks snacks)

Professional Entertainers and Sightseeing Guides

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Infants seated on lap are free. No car seats or strollers allowed

What To Expect

Temple Square

A 35-acre campus that includes historic buildings like the Salt Lake Temple, Tabernacle, and Family History Library

Governor's Mansion

A century-old mansion of a silver miner, now the largest governor's mansion in America

Utah State Capitol

Voted the second most beautiful state capitol in America

The Gateway

Hear stories of the 2002 Winter Olympics, see Olympic Snowflake Fountain. Includes a photo stop at historic Union Pacific Train Depot

Council Hall

Historic government building, formerly city hall in the 1800's

Cathedral of the Madeleine

The mother church for Roman Catholics in Utah

Beehive House

The pioneer mansion of Utah's founder, Brigham Young

Family History Library

Largest genealogy library in the world

Salt Lake Temple

Utah's most famous structure, built in 1893. It's the largest temple in the world for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Made from granite carved out of the Rocky Mountains, styled in Gothic architecture

Salt Lake City Public Library

Award-winning library designed in Modern architecture. Voted "America's Library of the Year"

City Creek Center

Now a $1.5 billion outdoor shopping center with a retractable glass roof, learn about its early history as "America's first department store"

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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 (162)

Lesa T

Feb 2020

My sister and I enjoyed this tour. Our driver was very knowledgeable and personable. It was nice to see all the sights and not have to drive and find parking at all the stops! A great way to get an over view of downtown salt lake.

Response from Host

Feb 2020

Thanks for the great review. I am pleased that you enjoyed everything!

Penelope K

Oct 2019

I would have scored this tour higher, but we ended up being last on the trolley and the only seats available had our back to the windows, so it was difficult to see out at the sights. The driver plus the two tour guides did a very good job of explaining the history of SLC complete with outfits & nice singing voices. However sitting right at the front, the tour guide would come forward as he explained or re-enacted events blocking my view and almost treading on my feet, making it uncomfortable.(not his fault, but the size of the trolley.) If going try to sit further back!

Response from Host

Oct 2019

Thanks for your review. Often the front seats are the first ones to be occupied. Usually guests enjoy being aside the actors. If you were to mention this to the conductor, you can trade seats with others that want to sit a little closer to the front of the trolley.

paulgX5110FQ

Oct 2019

Tour guilds we great and full of information about the area and its history, went to several spots in the city would suggest tour