Grand Canyon National Park Sightseeing Tickets & Passes

Go early in the morning so there aren't many people on the Sky

We only had time to visit the skywalk, Eagle point, and Guano point. The views are amazing but the South rim definitely has more dramatic views. Our journeys there and back was by helicopter, and the views from inside the canyon are spectacular.

Driving to west rim is a little bothersome, but well worth the effort. We've been to south rim, also north and east, but this is easily the best views of the Grand Canyon. Buses take you to locations and drivers give insight, guano point (wow), and skywalk is awesome. On the way is the Joshua Tree Forest. Nice gift shops and restaurants also. Be aware however, Cool Grand Canyon charged me $221.00 for this excursion and upon arrival; we could have purchased the exact same packaged for much less. ($158.00 plus tax) at the location. Not really happy with Cool Grand Canyon, second time this has happened.

If driving arrive B4 11 am to avoid long lines. Definitely do the skywalk. Zipline is a great option but expect a long wait. Recommend arriving B4 3 pm.

The zip line was really fun As for the Skywalk it was okay. Do it for the novelty. The native exhibits were very interesting. Do expect to go through a gauntlet of security and souvenir shops..

The zip line is good but may not be thrilling for and adventurous individual! The skywalk is great but hyped a bit and the pictures taken make it like a syndicate. The shuttles are excellent and staff are great and helpful

Amazing place, a true wonder. A few things for future improvements. On arrival and security,no clear signage to enter the white dome for the loo. Had to ask security if that was correct place to go inside. You need water on this trip. There is a free water dispenser in the gift shop area near the restrooms. We found this on exiting. You need flat she's on this trip as terrain is uneven. Disabled access would be a very big problem for those with walking support aids. Loos were clean. Shop is lovely. The skywalk was amazing but skywalk cafe was just too long a queue to be bothered on our visit. The cafe on other side near second walk was dire. In need of a good clean and refurb. Pathetic choices here.

Skywalk views extraordinary! Enjoyed looking at ruins and tribal dance entertainment. Sky view restaurant views very pretty. Gift shop merchandise low and some restaurants and zip line not open.

It was a nice tour. You basically go at your own pace. We drove there & caught the shuttle to the different locations. They didn’t say enough about the tribal dancers at eagle point in a building off to the left so we found it ourselves. But beautiful views & good food & jewelry & friendly staff throughout

Great experience for everything that we did - overnight in the cabins; breakfast at the onsite café; (the breakfast burrito was large and filling, the breakfast platter was large , and bottomless coffee); Skywalk (not as frightening as it could have been, hut if you are a photographer , you cannot take you own photos – but there are photographers available to capture those moments for you); and Grand Canyon views ( get in line for the bus to the Skywalk and two other stops; we decided to see what each one stop offered so went to the last one, and it was good to be able to get another shuttle back relatively quickly.) There is a lot to see even if you don't do the Skywalk. Very pretty area and interesting exhibits and demonstrations.

West Rim walk is amazing. Restaurant and merchandise outlets were really good. The bus drivers were brilliant and its all disabled friendly.

As a family we had a wonderful experience! This truly is a natural beauty on a whole new level. The views on offer here are breath taking from the skywalk and Guano Point (both truly amazing!). To finish off this wonderful experience we did the zip line which everyone in my family said was one of the best experiences we have had to date. We also did not have any issues with staff and thought they were lovely especially calming the nerves of some of the more nervous members of the group for the zip line.

For the month of October Nevada residents get a BOGO all access pass. So we packed up the car and drove 2 hours to Grand Canyon west. Here’s what you need to know and how to plan out the day when you get out there.All access pass comes with everything they have to offer out there. Skywalk, zip line, 10 dollar food credit, 10 dollar merch credit and access to all points. (Free Buses take you everywhere which is nice)1. Get the zip line done before anything else. The earlier the better, line gets extremely long, they only take 12 at a time. We were in line for over an hour. Now it is fun, however it’s over before you know it, 30 second ride. Max weight is listed at site based on wind.2. Skywalk/restaurant/ giftshop- you can get these 3 done since it’s all connected to each other, views are indescribably beautiful, however the food was lacking. They do let you take your phone out on the walk to get as many pics as you can.3. Guano point- This is a more of walk around as much you can and see all the sights, you get up close to edge than anywhere else on the property, again very nice views and if you can make it so sunset, it’s something worth watching.Throughly we had a good time, allow yourself 4 hours or so to get it all done.

The tour was very organized, gift shop was well stocked and had a lot of good deals. I enjoyed the zipline the most. I wish the food was better and not as expensive.

beautiful experience. A hundred dollars, but really well spent. The ticket includes all the attractions, from the viewpoints (Eagle point and Guano point), to the suspended walkway to the zipline. Very polite and kind staff, adrenaline experiences, amazing scenery. Really not to be missed!

Having visited Grand Canyon National Park years ago, I was initially concerned that the grandeur of the GC might not be fully on display at the Western Rim. To my pleasant surprise, the views at Guano Point were absolutely fantastic. Climbing the rocks and taking in the sweeping scenery there made the entire day trip from Las Vegas well worth it.As for the Sky Walk — while it’s a unique experience and definitely worth doing once — I found it a bit underwhelming. It doesn’t extend as far out one may think, and the glass walkway had shading on either side so you can only see straight down from the center of walkway.The Ziplining experience was also somewhat disappointing. At no point do you zip *over* any part what one would generally consider the Grand Canyon NOR do you ever even get a clear, dramatic view of the main canyon while zipping down. It is still fun though.I can understand many of the concerns mentioned in earlier reviews regarding pricing, availability/accessibility and wait times. That said, we left Las Vegas at 7:00 a.m., made one quick gas stop, and arrived at Grand Canyon West by 9:30 a.m. As a result, we had no issues at all with wait times for any shuttle bus or Sky Walk entry. We did have to over 20 minutes to register for the Ziplining once there (They seem to let new groups in for registration every 20 minutes or so). This is probably the attraction that can get backed up the quickest just due to logistics and capacity.Our itinerary was: Sky Walk → Guano Point → Zip-lining. For us doing the Zip after the other two worked b/c it got us there around lunch. Grandma and the kids were able to go to the complimentary "classic video game" arcade and eat at the (quite good) cafeteria, all next to the Zipline office, while we (mom and dad) went out.Note: While you have to take a shuttle bus from the main welcome center to Eagle Point/Sky Walk and then to Guano Point, to get to the Zipline you have to take the shuttle bus back to the welcome center and then drive yourself over [very quick] to the Zipline.GCW tickets are advertised online (e.g., Facebook) for 20% off (So $80 as opposed to $100) for the sole “all-inclusive” ticket option. While still pricey, it's much more "reasonable" at $80/ticket.All in all, it’s a memorable trip. The Sky Walk is something your family will likely talk about for years, and our time climbing the rocks at Guano Point peninsula (yes, the rock formations allll the way out - you'll see) was genuinely unforgettable as well.