Grand Canyon Skywalk
You’re standing on a platform made of glass. The rim of the Grand Canyon is 70 feet behind you. The other side of it is 3 miles in front of you. Then you dare to look down and see ………… nothing – nothing but 2,000 feet of air between you and the bottom of the Grand Canyon. Until recently, a sensation like this could only be experienced in dreams. But now, on the Hualapai Indian Reservation that is just East of Las Vegas, dreams and reality will meld into one with the Grand Canyon Skywalk.
Grand Canyon West and the Skywalk Prices
Here are the list of prices that you can Book Online at GrandCanyonWest.com:
- General Admission is Only $39
- Skywalk is Only $20
- Meal Ticket Starting at $19 – Meal ticket can only be redeemed at Skywalk Café at Eagle Point
- Zip Line is closed for the remainder of 2020, but tickets are on sale now for 2021 season (March 15 – October 31, 2021). Prices start at $49.
- Hualapai Ranch and cabins are temporarily closed; we do not have a confirmed reopening date yet
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In addition to admission, visitors may purchase professional photographs of their visit to the Skywalk in the gift shop. Personal cameras -OR- Cell Phones are NOT allowed on the Skywalk itself; along with other personal property, they must be stored in a locker before entering the Skywalk.
Skywalk History & Engineering
Located at Grand Canyon West on the Hualapai Indian Reservation, the new Grand Canyon Skywalk opened to the public on March 28th, 2007. The structure, consisting of a U-shaped cantilevered glass walk jutting 70 feet past the rim of the Grand Canyon, was dreamt up by Las Vegas businessman David Jin while taking part in a Grand Canyon tour in 1996. With the help of Las Vegas design firm Lochsa Engineering, Jin’s creation will be sturdy enough to hold the weight of a dozen fully loaded 747’s, and strong enough to withstand winds up to 100mph. Astronaut Buzz Aldrin lead the first walkers on the Grand Canyon Glass Skywalk in a private ceremony on March 20th, 2007.
It is hoped that Grand Canyon West’s Skywalk Project will give an economic boost to the Hualapai Indian Tribe. Grand Canyon West, in development since 1988, offers Grand Canyon touring opportunities not available elsewhere, such as helicopter rides to the Colorado River, cowboy cookouts, horseback rides on the canyon rim and one-day Grand Canyon white water rafting trips.
The Most Watched Grand Canyon Skywalk Video
Grand Canyon West is located approximately 3 hours from Las Vegas, 6 hours from Phoenix or 4 to 5 hours from Grand Canyon’s South Rim. For complete driving directions to Grand Canyon Skywalk from Las Vegas – Click Here.
Top Las Vegas to Grand Canyon Skywalk Tours
Grand Voyager With Skywalk Tour
Our most popular Las Vegas Grand Canyon Skywalk tour package: includes round-trip airplane flight from Boulder City to Grand Canyon West; an exciting helicopter flight to the bottom of the Grand Canyon for a smoothwater pontoon boat ride; ground tour of Grand Canyon West including a barbecue lunch on the canyon rim – and walk on the Grand Canyon Skywalk, too!
Skywalk Getaway with Heli & Boat
A “pure helicopter” tour that’s pure excitement: experience ALL of your Grand Canyon flightseeing by helicopter! Fly from Boulder City to the bottom of the Grand Canyon for a relaxing pontoon boat cruise; back to the rimside to walk on the Grand Canyon Skywalk; Grand Canyon West ground tour, followed by return flight to Boulder City. Includes a light snack.
West Rim Bus Tour with Helicopter Boat Cruise and Skywalk
All the fun of Grand Canyon West and the economy of a bus tour: relax and enjoy this day starting with a photo stop at Hoover Dam, and travel through the mystique of the Mojave Desert. At Grand Canyon West, a helicopter flight to the bottom of the canyon and a pontoon boat cruise await you; then walk on the Grand Canyon Skywalk! Includes lunch voucher.
