Grand Canyon West Tour Center
Grand Canyon West – All-Access Pass
Your ticket to breathtaking views, thrilling adventures, and authentic Hualapai culture.
The All-Access Pass is required for all visitors and includes:
- Skywalk – Step 4,000 feet above the Canyon on a 70-ft glass bridge.
- Scenic Trails – Hike through unforgettable vistas.
- Unlimited Arcade Play – Family fun with classic & modern games.
- $10 Meal Voucher – Refuel at select dining spots.
- $10 Merchandise Voucher – Take home exclusive souvenirs.
- Cultural Experiences – Hualapai Tribe tours, exhibits & live performances.
- Free Shuttle Service – Hop on/off at every must-see viewpoint.
Bonus (When Available)
- Zipline Adventure – Soar 2,100 feet at up to 40 mph (limited capacity; arrive early).
Important: Pass benefits are fixed and non-refundable for unused activities.
Buy the Grand Canyon West All-Access Pass – Book Tickets Now
Reservations and Information
Reservation Line: 1-888-868-9378
Reservation Line: 1-928-769-2636
Email: [email protected]
Common answers about Grand Canyon West concerning the Packages – Tickets – Entrance Fees:
- Grand Canyon West is located on the Hualapai’s Tribal lands, therefore, the National Park Passes and Entrance Fees DO NOT apply at Grand Canyon West.
- For any questions or to inquire about children’s rates, please call 1-888-868-9378 or 928-769-2636.
Grand Canyon West Hours:
Summer months are April 1 – Aug 31
Hours are 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Last ticket sale is at 5:00 pm
Winter months are Sep 1 – Mar 31
Hour are 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Last ticket sale is at 4:30 pm
Grand Canyon West Address
Grand Canyon West Airport – Tour Center address on Google Maps – Click Here
Grand Canyon West Airport (GCW),
5001 Diamond Bar Road
Peach Springs, AZ 86434
Comments
30 responses to “Grand Canyon Skywalk price, tickets, hours and address”
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We want to visit and do the all-access tickets for $99.00 per person. however we are not visiting until Oct 01. I’m thinking we need to wait until Sep to purchase our tickets as the information says the pass is only valid for 30 days after purchase. Somewhere else I read they were good for 6 months. What is the policy? Should we wait? Does this pass allow more than 1 visit to the skywalk or do we only get 1 skywalk visit?
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Terri,
The quick answer is to simply purchase your All-Access Tickets upon arrival at Grand Canyon West.
This accomplishes several things…if you change the date of your visit you don’t have to purchase another ticket and it avoids all of the questions you asked. Finally, this is a slower year, so I can guarantee you that you will be able to purchase tickets upon a walk up basis. The All-Access pass has one stipulation that the Zipline is based upon a first come, first serve basis…however, that remains the stipulation whether you book it the day of or in advance.
Enjoy Grand Canyon West and the Skywalk!
Karlyn
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We are taking a bus tour that includes the ticket to Grand Canyon West but does not include the skywalk. Can we purchase just a skywalk pass when we get there?
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Jennifer,
Yes, you can in the Grand Canyon West Welcome Center. However, it will take time away from your visit to Grand Canyon West.
I would call the Tour Company and ask them to Upgrade and add the Skywalk to your Bus Tour…almost all of them do that.
Enjoy,
Karlyn
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We would like to do the Skywalk and possibly the zipline. How much would that cost plus our entrance fee.
Who would be taking the pictures for us.-
Hi Rose!
The all-access pass now gives you access to the zipline too. The standard rate is $99 per person. Now you can take your phone with you in the Skywalk. However, we’re not sure regarding pictures during the zipline.
Enjoy!
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Are little kids free? For example 4 and under.
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Hey Ed!
Until January 2026 tickets for kids (up to 2 per paying adult) are free.
Enjoy!
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Hi. Where can I buy the tickets? We are 4 persons, 60 years old each
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Hi Glayson,
Great choice for a group! For 4 visitors wanting the Skywalk, here’s what you need:
All-Access Pass – $99/person (the one that includes the Skywalk, zipline, shuttle, cultural tours, and more). For your group of 4, that’s $396 total.
You can book directly at grandcanyonwest.com — we recommend booking online in advance to skip the ticket line on arrival.
When booking, it’s worth asking about any available senior rates — Grand Canyon West occasionally offers discounts with valid ID.
Enjoy your visit! 🌉
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Hello. I would like to know if it’s possible to buy a full access ticket without the Skywalker pass online.
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Hi Ricardo,
Yes, absolutely! You can purchase the General Admission pass ($67/person) without the Skywalk. It includes shuttle service to all viewpoints, walking trails, Hualapai cultural tours and performances — just not the Skywalk itself.
You can book both options directly at grandcanyonwest.com/tickets-deals.
One bonus worth knowing: Grand Canyon West sits on Hualapai tribal land, so there’s no NPS entrance fee or foreign visitor surcharge here — just the standard admission above.
Hope that helps — enjoy your visit! 🌵
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I have been trying for several months to get skywalk/all access tickets for 2026, but the dates are still not available to select. Can you tell me when 2026 tickets will be available for purchase? We’re excited to visit!
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Hi WJ Beri, sorry for the late reply!
Good news — 2026 tickets are now available! You can book directly at grandcanyonwest.com/tickets-deals. No need to wait on dates anymore.
We hope your visit is everything you’re excited for! 🌉
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Hello I just wanted to know if you could purchase just the general admission and skywalk? Also are you allowed to bring your own phone and take pictures on the skywalk?
Thank you,
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Hi Dimitri,
Great questions — both have important answers!
1. General Admission + Skywalk separately:
Unfortunately, no. The All-Access Pass ($99/person) is the only option that includes the Skywalk. There’s no standalone Skywalk add-on — General Admission ($67) covers everything except the Skywalk.2. Phones and cameras on the Skywalk:
Yes! Grand Canyon West recently updated their policy — phones are now welcome on the Skywalk, so feel free to bring yours and capture the views. 📸Hope that clears things up — enjoy your visit! 🌉
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If we are party of 14 staying at Las Vegas, what would be the pro:contras renting a van vs tours?
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Hi Mireya,
Great question for a group your size! Here’s the honest breakdown:
Renting a van:
✅ Full flexibility — leave Las Vegas when you want, stop at Hoover Dam or Seven Magic Mountains on the way
✅ More intimate — just your group, no strangers
✅ Potentially cheaper per person
❌ Someone has to drive ~2.5 hours each way (and back!)
❌ No guide or narration — you’ll need to research the canyon on your own
❌ Note: private vehicles aren’t allowed inside Grand Canyon West — you’ll park at the entrance and everyone takes the complimentary shuttle anywayGuided tour:
✅ Hotel pickup & drop-off from the Las Vegas Strip
✅ Expert guide included (geology, history, Hualapai culture)
✅ All logistics handled — no driving stress for anyone
✅ For a group of 14, ask about private group tours — you get a dedicated vehicle and guide, best of both worlds
❌ Fixed schedule and departure times
❌ Per-person cost can add upOur recommendation for 14 people: look into a private group tour — you’ll have your own vehicle, your own guide, and full flexibility without anyone needing to drive. Several operators run these from Las Vegas directly to Grand Canyon West.
Hope that helps — enjoy your trip! 🏜️
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I notice when booking the all access tickets for late march it has a time of 9am
do we need to be there at that time.-
Hi Garrick,
Great question! The 9:00 AM time you’re seeing when booking is the park’s opening time — it doesn’t mean you need to arrive at exactly that hour.
Reservations are not required if you’re driving yourself to Grand Canyon West. You can arrive any time during operating hours — in late March (winter schedule), the park closes at 6:00 PM and last tickets are sold at 4:30 PM.
That said, arriving earlier is always a good idea — the zipline has limited daily capacity and fills up fast, so if that’s on your list, get there early!
See you at the canyon 🌅
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How much is parking?
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Hi Patricia,
Great news — parking at Grand Canyon West is free! Private vehicles park at the entrance, and from there everyone takes the complimentary Hop-On Hop-Off shuttle to all viewpoints throughout the park.
The only cost is the All-Access Pass ($99/person), which covers everything including the Skywalk, zipline, shuttle, cultural experiences, and more.
Hope to see you soon! 🌵
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We just want to do the skywalk. What are our options on getting tickets just for that?
There will be 4 adults and it will be the between Feb 8-13 2026-
Hi Lori, sorry for the late reply — hope your February visit went great!
For future reference: the All-Access Pass ($99/person) is the only ticket that includes the Skywalk — there’s no standalone Skywalk-only option. For 4 adults that’s $396 total, and it also includes the shuttle, zipline, Hualapai cultural experiences, and more.
Book at grandcanyonwest.com. 🌉
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Hi, we are planning a trip to the ski walk on Fe. 27 th. Can we purchase just the cost of walking the sky walk?
Can we do it on the day we arrive or should we do it early?-
Hi Al, sorry for the late reply — hope your Feb 27 visit was amazing!
For future reference: you can’t buy just the Skywalk separately — the All-Access Pass ($99/person) is required and includes it. As for advance booking: reservations aren’t mandatory if you’re driving yourself, but arriving early is recommended as the zipline fills up fast. Last tickets sold at 4:30 PM (winter schedule) / 5:00 PM (summer).
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I am only interested in the Skywalk, but cannot find a price for this event. Could you please let me know if this is an option? Thank you
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Hi Judy,
Great news — the Skywalk is absolutely available, and here’s the pricing:
- All-Access Pass – $99/person ✅ Includes the Skywalk, Zipline, shuttle service to all viewpoints, Hualapai cultural tours & performances, and more.
- General Admission – $67/person (does not include Skywalk)
Since you’re specifically interested in the Skywalk, the All-Access Pass is your ticket. You can book directly at grandcanyonwest.com. (We’re updating our own booking page — direct reservations here on GrandCanyon.com are coming soon!)
One bonus: Grand Canyon West is on Hualapai tribal land, so no NPS foreign visitor surcharge applies — just the standard admission above.
Hope to see you on the bridge! 🌉
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Good afternoon,
We are 4 persons from Italy on a road tour. We would like to experience the skywalk and purchase only the entrance ticket to the Sky bridge. Will that be possible? At what price?
We really have few time since we’ll be bound to Las Vegas and back home.
Awaiting for your response and thank you for your kind attention
Olivia Carpena Fancinelli-
Hi Olivia,
Welcome! The Skywalk is at Grand Canyon West (Hualapai tribal land), and the All-Access Pass ($99/person) is required — it includes the Skywalk plus shuttle, zipline, cultural experiences, and more. For 4 people: $396 total.
Great news for international visitors: Grand Canyon West has no NPS foreign visitor surcharge — just the standard $99 admission for everyone.
Book at grandcanyonwest.com — enjoy your road trip! 🇮🇹🌉
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