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

Mon 23 Dec

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Starting at $55.74

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Mon 23 Dec

Starting at $55.74

Make a reservation

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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)

Elaine W

Jul 2017

Our guide was extremely knowledgeable about the city, and a wonderful bonus was going to the convention center and seeing and listening to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, accompanied by the amazing Salt Lake City orchestra and a magnificent, hug get organ.

Laura H

Jun 2017

Although the tour was quite good overall there were two issues which would keep me from recommending it. They were with the driver. First, we had a tour at 10:00 and my confirming email said 10:00. I left our hotel planning to be there by 9:45 and was almost there - at 9:37 - when the driver called. I was using the phone for directions in uptown Salt Lake City but took the call. He asked if I wasn't scheduled for a tour and I said yes. He said I was supposed to be there at 9:30. I said I was almost there and needed the phone for directions. He continued to tell me, rudely, I was late and my instructions said to be there at 9:30. I said no they didn't and I needed the phone for my directions. He started to repeat himself and I said I needed the phone for directions and hung up. We arrived by 9:45 and were the only ones on the trolley at the pickup point. He told me again I was late and I showed him my confirming email and the link I was to use as voucher. No where did it mention 9:30. He said I should have read it when I made the reservations. I explained I had not seen any mention of 9:30. He did not accept this and I felt like getting off the trolley but we had paid 66 and wanted the tour.
The second problem occurred after we had picked up the other tour members and had come to a street art installation of many signs. He complained that the city had taken out a perfectly good water fall and spent some exhirbitant amount of money on this 'art'. I said I liked it. He said it could have been done by anyone including himself. I said 'but you didn't' which is the only gentle way I could think of to disagree with him. I felt irritated because this was a tour for us to see Salt Lake City, not hear some opinionated guy tell us what is wrong with contemporary art.
In all fairness, my sister enjoyed him very much and told him. I suggested a 15 tip because he had gone over time and she enjoyed him. If I had been on my own I would have given him nothing.

Lisa M

Sep 2016

My husband and I enjoyed the Trolley Tour of Salt Lake City. Our tour guide was fun and informative. We learned lots of details that I'm sure we might not have heard from other guides. Nice touch with the Cracker Jacks and sodas at the end. I would recommend this tour to others who want to learn the unique history of Salt Lake City.