The General Admission ticket is your Day Pass to the Tourism Area of the Hualapai Indian The General Admission ticket is your Day Pass to the Grand Canyon West, the Tourism Area of the Hualapai Nation, a federally recognized Indian Tribe located in northwestern Arizona. The Day Pass includes the use of our onsite Hop-On Hop-Off shuttle service for a self-guided tour of all points of interest at Grand Canyon West. Included in this package are the live performances, scenic viewpoints, cultural activities, and more. Explore ticket options, including bundled savings opportunities.

Your ticket purchase supports the Hualapai Tribe Nation, a sovereign Indian nation that does not receive federal funding, with proceeds helping to sustain the Indigenous peoples that call the Hualapai Indian Reservation home.

Every visitor to Grand Canyon West is required to purchase a General Admission ticket. Optional activities, such as Skywalk, helicopter, boat tours and zipline tours can be purchased at an additional cost. Explore ticket options, including bundled savings opportunities.

Your ticket purchase supports the Hualapai Tribe Nation, a sovereign Indian nation that does not receive federal funding, with proceeds helping to sustain the Indigenous peoples that call the Hualapai Indian Reservation home.

Grand Canyon West is open every day of the year, including all major holidays, from 8:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m. daily. Last tickets are sold at 5 p.m. from March to November and vary as days get longer or shorter going into and out of the summer. Guests can stay overnight at the west rim at the Cabins at Grand Canyon West — check-in is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Learn more about all of the things you can do at Grand Canyon West.

If you are driving yourself to Grand Canyon West for the day, reservations are not required. Reservations are required for overnight stays (to ensure availability), rafting excursions, and tours that include transportation to Grand Canyon West. Explore ticket options, including bundled savings opportunities.

No, we do not limit the number of visitors to Grand Canyon West. However, the last tickets are printed approx one hour prior to closing. Explore ticket options, including bundled savings opportunities.

Yes, you can purchase tickets to Grand Canyon West and Skywalks on-site. Please be aware some attractions have limited availability and reservations are highly encouraged, these include helicopter tours, pontoon tours and the zipline. If you do not purchase tickets for these in advance, we cannot guarantee you will be able to on the day of arrival.

We recommend that you arrive in time to spend at least three hours to fully experience Grand Canyon West. If you are in a hurry, it can be done in two hours. Learn more about all of the things you can do at Grand Canyon West.

The price of admission can vary based on the date selected to visit. Prices are subject to change without notice.

Your ticket purchase supports the Hualapai Tribe Nation, a sovereign Indian nation that does not receive federal funding, with proceeds helping to sustain the Indigenous peoples that call the Hualapai Indian Reservation home.

Tickets are refundable up to twenty-four (24) hours prior to arrival on the original date selected. Date changes are permitted and unused tickets are valid for one year from the original date selected.
Promotions and discounts cannot be combined with other offers.
Tours and prices are subject to change without notice.
Discounts only valid on General Admission, Skywalk, Zipline, Meal Tickets, White Water Rafting and select River Tours – not valid for any Aerial Tours. Discounts only valid on specific tours designated at the time of purchase.
Cancellation policies apply to select tours and products. All tours and products are subject to Tribal tax and fees. Tours, prices, taxes and fees are subject to change without notice.
Weather may affect the availability of tours.
Grand Canyon West is owned and operated by the Hualapai Tribe and reserves the right to deny entry.
Tickets purchased on this site are for individual consumption only, and are not for resale. Any attempts at reselling tickets will be subject to penalty.
For any questions, please call (888) 868-9378 or (928) 769-2636. Explore ticket options, including bundled savings opportunities.
Your ticket purchase supports the Hualapai Tribe Nation, a sovereign Indian nation that does not receive federal funding, with proceeds helping to sustain the Indigenious peoples that call the Hualapai Indian Reservation home.

We are proud to accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, WeChat Pay, Alipay, Citcon and Union Pay at Grand Canyon West. Explore ticket options, including bundled savings opportunities.

Your ticket purchase supports the Hualapai Tribe Nation, a sovereign Indian nation that does not receive federal funding, with proceeds helping to sustain the Indigenous peoples that call the Hualapai Indian Reservation home.

The Grand Canyon West app includes an interactive map to show you where the different attractions and restaurants are located, tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your experience, and information about the Hualapai Tribe with videos.

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You have to have an Internet connection to download the app, which is available for Android and IOS systems.

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You do not! Make sure you download the app before you arrive to Grand Canyon West, or download it at a terminal where you have the best chance at an internet connection. Once you’ve downloaded the app, you can use the features with or without wi-fi.

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You do not have to have the companion app to experience the attractions at Grand Canyon West, but we recommend you download it so you can have the full experience. There is content on the app that you won’t find anywhere else.

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You can link to the tickets website from the app when you have an internet connection. We recommend you purchase your tickets from our website before you arrive so you can skip the line and start enjoying the attractions as soon as you arrive.

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Grand Canyon West does not have a Postal Address. Most GPS systems will identify the Location by entering either “Grand Canyon West” or “Grand Canyon West Airport.” If the GPS tries to take you to Peach Springs then try updating your system. You can also use Lat. 35.987220 & Long. -113.820773 or Map Code AZ L7FN.7D.

For accurate directions, visit our Directions page.

There are 3 gas stations on Highway 93 coming from Vegas. There is a Chevron on the corner of Pierce Ferry Road and 93. There is a Gas Station in Dolan Springs on Pierce Ferry Road and a Chevron Station on Pierce Ferry Road about ½ mile north of Stockton Hill Road. You can also purchase gas at Grand Canyon West in an emergency. Simply ask at one of the Gift Shops.

For accurate directions, visit our Directions page.

Guests book overnight accommodations at the Cabins at Grand Canyon West in one of our western-style cabins facing the Canyon. Each booking includes one General Admission ticket; additional General Admission tickets can be purchased at the time of check-in.

There is RV Parking available at the Hualapai Welcome Center. RV Parking costs $22/night; parking passes can be purchased at the Ticket Terminal or from security for arrivals after hours. Our RV Parking does not offer water or sewer hook-ups. RVs can only stay for a maximum of three nights.

The nearest major commercial airport is McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada. Las Vegas is approximately a 2-hour drive from Grand Canyon West (30-minute flight) or a 2 1/2-hour drive from the Hualapai Lodge and Hualapai River Runners White Water Rafting

The nearest major commercial airport is McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada. Las If you are traveling to Grand Canyon West rim from Las Vegas, NV, you can get here in a 30-minute helicopter flight or approximately 2 hours driving in a vehicle. If you are traveling from Las Vegas to the Hualapai River Runners for a whitewater rafting trip, prepare for a 2 1/2-hour drive to the Hualapai Lodge in Peach Springs, Arizona.

For accurate directions, visit our Directions page.

The nearest major commercial airport is McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada. Las If you are traveling to Grand Canyon West rim from Phoenix, AZ, you can get here by vehicle in 4 ½ hours. If you are traveling from Phoenix to the Hualapai River Runners for a whitewater rafting trip, prepare for about a 3 ½ hour drive to the Hualapai Lodge in Peach Springs, Arizona.

For accurate directions, visit our Directions page.

Grand Canyon West is open daily from 8 am until sundown, with the last entry at 6:00 pm from mid-March through October, and 5:00 pm from November to March. Guests are not able to enter the West Rim after the last entry time.

Yes. Please review the information provided here.

Grand Canyon West is not part of the Grand Canyon National Park, which is located five hours away. Grand Canyon West is on the Hualapai Native American Reservation and is owned and operated by the Hualapai Tribe. Learn more about all of the things you can do at Grand Canyon West.

No. Grand Canyon West is an enterprise of the Hualapai Nation and is not affiliated with Grand Canyon National Park. The National Park is located five hours away on the South Rim in the northwest corner of Arizona, close to the borders of Utah and Nevada. Explore ticket options, including bundled savings opportunities.

Your ticket purchase supports the Hualapai Tribe Nation, a sovereign Indian nation that does not receive federal funding, with proceeds helping to sustain the Indigenous peoples that call the Hualapai Indian Reservation home.

Pets are not permitted on tours or allowed to be left in parked cars. Pet accommodations are available at the Hualapai Ranch (fee applies). Service animals are permitted on tours.

Pets are allowed in the Cabins at Grand Canyon West for overnight guests, however, guests must indicate they are traveling with a pet to be placed in a pet-friendly room.

Grand Canyon West offers Hop-On, Hop-Off Shuttles within the site to explore Eagle Point, The Skywalk and Guano Point. Bus companies and tour partners out of Las Vegas also offer transportation to Grand Canyon West. Learn more about all of the things you can do at Grand Canyon West.

The weather varies dependent on season. Check “Peach Springs” on your weather app for accuracy and always check the weather report prior to traveling to Grand Canyon West.

There is a moderate hike at Guano Point called “Highpoint Hike,” which has a beautiful panoramic view of the Canyon and Colorado River. There is also an easy hike down to the edge of the Canyon where you can see the remnants of an old guano mine.
There are also hiking trails available at Hualapai Point. To access the trails, guests must either have a General Admission ticket or be an overnight guest in our cabins. Learn more about all of the things you can do at Grand Canyon West.

The Grand Canyon West Terminal, Skywalk, Eagle Point, and Hualapai Point each offer gift shops where you can purchase Grand Canyon West and Skywalk memorabilia. Jewelry and other items crafted by Native American artisans are available at the Tribal Market located at Guano Point. Learn more about where you can shop at Grand Canyon West.

You will not have to do a lot of walking unless you choose to participate in the hiking options. There are many areas where you can sit down at each point of interest and the Hop-On, Hop-Off shuttle can transport you between points quickly.  Learn more about all of the things you can do at Grand Canyon West. 

To ride the Zipline you must be at least 4 ft. tall and weigh between 90 lbs. and 275 lbs. The Zipline is open seasonally.  Learn more about all of the things you can do at Grand Canyon West.

No. The scattering of human remains is prohibited anywhere at Grand Canyon West, including Guano Point and Eagle Point.

Effective Friday, March 25th: Guests are no longer required to wear masks, except while on buses and any transportation.

The Grand Canyon is entirely located in Arizona, situated in the northwest corner closest to the borders of Utah and Nevada. Grand Canyon West is located on the West Rim on the Hualapai Nation’s tribal lands and not in the National Park, which is located on the South Rim. Get directions to Grand Canyon West.

Scientists say the mighty Colorado River cut a channel through layers of rock 5 to 6 million years ago, creating the mile-deep gorge known as the Grand Canyon. The Hualapai Nation’s oral history tells of a different beginning when a big ice comet landed in Colorado. After millions of years, the comet melted and the water rushed through the rocks carving the Grand Canyon. A giant eagle soared the skies before the flooding started, and swooped down to save the Hualapai people, flying the Hualapai on his back and depositing the tribespeople along the ledge of the west rim when the flooding stopped. The eagle itself turned into stone, where it remains to this day. 

You can see the grand eagle at the aptly named Eagle Point when you visit Grand Canyon West.

The Grand Canyon is massive, spanning 277 miles. Grand Canyon West is located in Peach Springs, Arizona, while the Grand Canyon National Park’s South entrance is located near Tusayan, Arizona. Get directions to Grand Canyon West.

The Grand Canyon is entirely located in Arizona, situated in the northwest corner closest to the According to the National Park Service, the entire Grand Canyon is 1,904 square miles. Explore how you can experience one of the seven wonders of the world at Grand Canyon West. 

The Grand Canyon is 277 miles long and averages a depth of 4,000 feet. You can walk about the Grand Canyon on Skywalk at Grand Canyon West on one of the world’s largest glass cantilever bridges.

The Grand Canyon West Rim has an elevation of 4,000 feet. You can walk 4,000 feet above the canyon floor on one of the world’s largest cantilever bridges. This breathtaking 10-foot wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet out over the rim of the Grand Canyon, giving you a clear view to the Canyon floor below. Learn more about Skywalk.

Scientists believe the Grand Canyon is 5 to 6 million years old, where the Hualapai Nation’s oral history is a story millions of years old. Learn more about the Hualapai Tribe’s connection to the Grand Canyon.

Yes! You can visit the Grand Canyon West Rim when you visit Grand Canyon West, an enterprise of the Hualapai Nation. Learn more about things to do at Grand Canyon West.

The Colorado River. You can ride the rapids or enjoy a smooth float tour with the Hualapai River Runners. Learn more about their Colorado River rafting trips.

When you get hungry, you’ll find food available for purchase at the Grand Canyon West Terminal, Eagle Point, and Guano Point. Learn more about the dining options. 

Bringing outside food and beverages to Grand Canyon West is not permitted. Grand Canyon West offers a variety of meal options including vegetarian and gluten-free options. Learn more about the dining options.

Your ticket purchase supports the Hualapai Tribe Nation, a sovereign Indian nation that does not receive federal funding, with proceeds helping to sustain the Indigenous peoples that call the Hualapai Indian Reservation home. 

Your ticket purchase supports the Hualapai Tribe Nation, a sovereign Indian nation that does not receive federal funding, with proceeds helping to sustain the Indigenous peoples that call the Hualapai Indian Reservation home.

Transportation by private vehicle is not permitted at Grand Canyon West. We provide parking for your vehicle and complimentary Hop-On, Hop-Off shuttle service to take you from point to point.

If children are old enough to walk on their own, they are permitted to walk on the Skywalk. If children are old enough to walk on their own, they are permitted to walk on the Skywalk. Children 4 and younger are free to enter and do not require a General Admission or Skywalk ticket. Learn more about Skywalk. 

We do not allow any personal items such as cell phones, cameras, purses, backpacks, etc. onto the Glass Bridge for safety. We do provide a free locker for you to store your items while you are on the Skywalk. Learn more about Skywalk.

We have trained photographers on the Skywalk who will take your picture in a variety of poses if you choose. They will give you a card that you can turn in at the photo counter to see the photos that were taken. Photos can be purchased for $17 per print or $69 for a complete package of digital photos. If you would prefer not to have your picture taken you can simply walk out onto the Skywalk and enjoy the view. We allow you to take your time on your walk and ask only that you be mindful of those who do choose to have their pictures taken. Learn more about Skywalk.

If you visited Skywalk and had professional photos taken of you and your family or friends (or have trouble downloading your photos), you can purchase the photographs by emailing skywalkphoto@grandcanyonresort.com with the following information:

• Full Name
• Phone Number
• Email Address
• Receipt Number (if you have it available)
• Date of Visit

No. You can choose as many of the photos as you like. They can be printed or placed on a data stick. Photos can be purchased for $17 per printed photo or $69 for all the digital photos. Learn more about Skywalk. 

Yes, guests must weigh between 90 and 275 pounds to ride the Zipline. Learn more about the Zipline. 

The Zipline at Grand Canyon West has a no-cancellation policy. All sales are final and non-refundable. Your ticket is good for the date purchased. In the event that The Zipline at Grand Canyon West cancels operations due to weather, our weather policy will prevail. Learn more about the Zipline.

The Zipline at Grand Canyon West will suspend operations in inclement weather. In the event of weather-related cancellations made by The Zipline at Grand Canyon West guests will be issued a refund or a 30-day rain check good for the full value of the reservation. The Zipline at Grand Canyon West does not make cancellation decisions based on the forecast, all decisions regarding weather will be made the same day. Learn more about the Zipline.