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Grand Canyon Adventure: Skywalk & Zipline Fun
3.2
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Grand Canyon West
Discover Grand Canyon West: Skywalk, Guano Point, and Eagle Point. Just 2 hours from Vegas. Admission only, transport not included.
Discover Grand Canyon West: Skywalk, Guano Point, and Eagle Point. Just 2 hours from Vegas. Admission only, transport not included.
Duration:
7 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
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Grand Canyon West - Travel to Grand Canyon West to experience one of the world’s most stunning natural wonders from various scenic viewpoints, such as Eagle Point and Guano Point. Enjoy panoramic views of the canyon, walk the Skywalk, ride the zipline, and engage with the rich culture of the Hualapai Tribe.
Important Note: The last admission ticket…
- Grand Canyon West - Travel to Grand Canyon West to experience one of the world’s most stunning natural wonders from various scenic viewpoints, such as Eagle Point and Guano Point. Enjoy panoramic views of the canyon, walk the Skywalk, ride the zipline, and engage with the rich culture of the Hualapai Tribe.
Important Note: The last admission ticket is available at 4:45 p.m. from March to November, with seasonal time adjustments. Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time—so during winter, Grand Canyon West operates on Mountain Standard Time (1 hour ahead of Nevada and California), while in summer months, it aligns with Pacific Time.
- Grand Canyon Skywalk - This 10-foot wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet over the rim of the Grand Canyon. Look down to see through the glass platform 4,000 feet to the canyon floor below. This engineering marvel provides unmatched views of one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders.
Worried about walking on glass nearly a mile above the canyon floor? Rest assured—the Skywalk is strong enough to support seventy fully loaded 747 passenger jets.
After your Skywalk experience, visit the Skywalk Gift Shop to purchase souvenirs to commemorate your walk and the canyon’s magnificence.
- Eagle Point Road - While the Skywalk is a major attraction, there’s much more to explore at Eagle Point, named after a natural rock formation resembling an eagle. Enjoy Native American dances in the amphitheater, explore the Native American Village, and shop at Creations by Native Hands near the Native American Village.
- Guano Point - Offering one of the most dramatic views of the Grand Canyon, this location is far from a quick stop. Take the “Highpoint Hike” for breathtaking, 360-degree views of the Canyon. Exercise caution as there are no railings. Discover the remnants of a historic tram that once spanned 8,800 feet across the canyon to a guano mine. Dine on the canyon’s edge at Guano Point Café and browse Native American jewelry and crafts while interacting with Tribal Members at the Hualapai Market.
- Colorado River - From Grand Canyon West, admire the winding Colorado River, which has carved its path through the canyon over millions of years. This powerful river continues to shape the landscape today, offering a striking contrast of deep blue water against the canyon’s rugged red rock walls.
- Hualapai Ranch - Dive into Hualapai culture at Hualapai Point, where tribal ambassadors share stories, traditions, and history through exhibits, food, and live demonstrations. This immersive area at Grand Canyon West features hiking and biking trails, a thrilling zipline ride included with your ticket, and hands-on cultural experiences. Shop for handcrafted souvenirs at Native Hands and the Hwal’bay Trading Post, where local artisans and tribal vendors display authentic Hualapai creations.
What's Included
- Hop-on hop-off transportation between lookout points at Grand Canyon West
- Admission to Grand Canyon West
- $10 Meal Credit (applied to checks of $20 or more)
- 1 x Zipline Flight at Hualapai Point
- Unlimited Arcade Play at Hualapai Point
- $10 Merchandise Credit (applied to checks of $20 or more)
- Skywalk Ticket at Eagle Point
- Hop-on hop-off transportation between lookout points at Grand Canyon West
- Admission to Grand Canyon West
- $10 Meal Credit (applied to checks of $20 or more)
- 1 x Zipline Flight at Hualapai Point
- Unlimited Arcade Play at Hualapai Point
- $10 Merchandise Credit (applied to checks of $20 or more)
- Skywalk Ticket at Eagle Point
What's Not Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Additional Information
Discover the Grand Canyon in a whole new way with an all-inclusive ticket to Grand Canyon West, located just two hours from Las Vegas, Laughlin, and Lake Havasu. Gain entry to the famous Skywalk, experience the excitement of the zipline, and enjoy stunning vistas at Eagle Point and Guano Point. The ticket also provides a $10 meal voucher and a $10…
Discover the Grand Canyon in a whole new way with an all-inclusive ticket to Grand Canyon West, located just two hours from Las Vegas, Laughlin, and Lake Havasu. Gain entry to the famous Skywalk, experience the excitement of the zipline, and enjoy stunning vistas at Eagle Point and Guano Point. The ticket also provides a $10 meal voucher and a $10 merchandise credit, ensuring a day filled with adventure and memorable sights. Please note: Transportation from nearby cities is not provided.
- Zipline Information: Only valid the date of your admission scan; Based on availability. Ride not guaranteed; Riders 12 years old and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian 16 years of age or older; Minimum weight 90lbs / Maximum weight 275lbs and be at least 4 feet tall; No pregnant women or persons with previous neck or back injuries
- Meal Credit Information: Available for use at: Guano Point Cafe (Guano Point), Sky View Restaurant (Eagle Point), Skywalk Cafe (Eagle Point), Gwe Ma’jo Restaurant (Hualapai Point); May only be applied to checks of $20 or more; May not be swapped out or redeemed for other discounts or offers
- Merchandise Credit Information: Available for use at: Skywalk Gift Shop (Eagle Point), Terminal 1 Gift Shop (Main Terminal), Terminal 2 Gift Shop (Terminal 2), Hualapai Point Gift Shop (Hualapai Point); May only be applied to checks of $20 or more; May not be swapped out or redeemed for other discounts or offers
Location
Grand Canyon West
5001 Diamond Bar Road
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.2
(460 Ratings)
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Katie
Nov 2, 2025
Brilliant experience - 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.
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Serena_g
Oct 10, 2025
Great experience - Unique experience! The whole tour was perfect. The Shuttle Service was very convenient, it took you to the 2 observation points, the first was also the Skywalk
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R3911pvryany
Oct 25, 2025
We enjoyed it - 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.
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Melissa_g
Oct 11, 2025
The tour was very... - 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.
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C_kangaroo
Sep 23, 2025
Not worth the outrageous price - Beautiful views, but the price to get in is ridiculous. The All access pass is over $100 per person. There are many activities listed, but we never saw a zip line and we never used our meal voucher because we weren’t hungry.
The skywalk was pretty cool, but you’re not allowed to take your phones out there, you have to pay for photos.
Definitely not near enough value for the price.
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F699upmichellep
Oct 21, 2025
$99 usd PER PERSON FOR ENTRY, no other options!! - Firstly, the Grand Canyon West was ABSOLUTELY STUNNING/AMAZING!!! What was absolutely NOT AMAZING WAS THE $99 usd PER PERSON for the entry ticket (which was around $420 Canadian)!!!!!!!!! NO other options but an all inclusive ticket including the skywalk (which we did NOT want to do). The young lady selling the tickets was rude. I asked if there was any other way to save or buy a ticket and she said no (afterwards saw that you could save 20% online). After renting a car for $200, driving 2.5 hours 1 way from Las Vegas, we felt really taken advantage of by the Hualapai band that owns only the West side. When we searched entry fee online a per vehicle charge came up of $30 usd per vehicle for 7 days, guess that is only the south rim. When we looked at tours with Viator and Get Your Guide, they included lunch and a stop at the Hoover Dam for $120, just not the skywalk. For a full day tour, not just 1 entry ticket!! The prices at the gift shop and restaurants were ridiculous, absolute price gouging. They gave a $10 coupon off gifts or food with the entry ticket, if you spent $20 first (of very over inflated prices). Obviously a profit has to be made to run and maintain the Canyon, but just counting the visitors there that day it's an incredible amount of money coming in off that kind of ticket price per person. CANYON ITSELF WAS A DREAM, shuttle drivers were kind and humorous! Concession was very disorganized, out of all hot foods except for mashed potatoes/gravy (which were yummy), only cash as debit system failed, huge lines, and very poor signage or communication. We were still glad we got to finally experience the Grand Canyon, and it was our fault for not better researching this entry fee extreme but we were very caught off guard by this.
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S4256kbthomask
Sep 24, 2025
A lot of hype - Very commercialized which is good in the fact that everything runs smoothly but its very much overpriced for what you get. Walking out in the Skywalk and looking through the floor is cool but that's it. The views are nothing special, compared to the other rims it's not even close to the same level of awesomeness. We ate at the Eagle Point cafe which rivaled bad cafeteria food. If your going here because your coming from Vegas you really have no other option that's close but if your wanting to see the actual Grand Canyon in its full glory you should go to the actual National park.
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Biyaherabakasyonista
Oct 29, 2025
Nice Place but Staff Attitude Needs Work - Felt like a rip-off. We went on the 4th of July, hoping it would be a fun way to celebrate, but it really wasn’t. First, we were told they only sell the all-access ticket, which includes several activities besides the Skywalk. We only wanted to do the Skywalk, but since the zipline was included as a bonus, we decided to go for it.
Unfortunately, they didn’t mention there was a minimum weight limit for the zipline. Two of our group of five didn’t qualify, and after waiting a long time, they raised the minimum weight to 140 lbs—so only one person qualified, and decided not to go alone.
The biggest disappointment, though, was the staff. Most were unfriendly, and some were downright rude esp at the Gift Shop. The only bright spot was the restaurant, where one very kind waitress made the experience a bit better.
Overall, I’d say the Grand Canyon South Rim (National Park) is a much better choice.
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212carin
Oct 28, 2025
I was refused to zipline - Drove 4 hours to go zipline at grand canyon, waited in line for more than 1 hour, when we finally got in - I was refused to use the zipline cause I don't weight enough, when in fact I do weigh enough. Everywhere online it is stated that you need to weigh between 90 and 275 pounds, I weight 110. So we wasted $230 as my husband didn’t want to zipline without me. We were refused a refund. Lady at the front desk was rude and not helpful. The prices are ridiculous and the place looks abandoned, would expect more from a place that charges money just to see nature which should be free.
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Camper49064942376
Oct 18, 2025
High price, poor Service, lush nature - Only one entry option with "all inclusive", $99 plus taxes. High prices and poor service. Large queues, few buses, zipline with two hours of waiting, no information, little structure.
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