Grand Canyon Skywalk Tickets

The Grand Canyon Skywalk is included in Grand Canyon West's All-Access Pass, which costs $99 on grandcanyonwest.com; General Admission without the Skywalk costs $67. Skywalk entry is first come, first served, and Grand Canyon West is about two hours' drive from Las Vegas. Tours and tickets from resellers start at $89.00 on Viator (8 compared, checked October 18, 2026).

Skywalk included in
All-Access Pass, $99
General Admission
$67, without the Skywalk
From Las Vegas
About 2 hours by car
National Park passes
Not accepted (Hualapai land)

Grand Canyon Skywalk tours compared

The 8 most-reviewed Grand Canyon Skywalk tours and tickets on Viator, with starting prices for one adult. Some of these tours are fully sold out on up to 5 of the next 14 days, so book ahead.

TourFromvs officialRatingSkywalk ticketHotel pickupBook
Grand Canyon West, Hoover Dam Stop, Breakfast, Lunch & Skywalk$94.00about the same4.8 (13,805 reviews)noyesSee on Viator
Grand Canyon West with Hoover Dam Stop, Skywalk & Lunch Options$89.00about the same4.2 (7,267 reviews)noyesSee on Viator
Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam Tour With Breakfast At IHOP$145.00+46%4.8 (3,215 reviews)noyesSee on Viator
Small Group Tour: Grand Canyon West Rim, Skywalk & Hoover Dam$229.992.3×4.9 (1,231 reviews)yesyesSee on Viator
Grand Canyon West Rim Luxury Helicopter Tour from Las Vegas$499.005.0×4.6 (1,396 reviews)not statedyesSee on Viator
Small Group Grand Canyon Skywalk & Hoover Dam Tour$190.00+92%5.0 (401 reviews)yesyesSee on Viator
Sleep Late: Small Group Grand Canyon West Rim & Skywalk Tour$179.99+82%5.0 (195 reviews)yesyesSee on Viator
VIP Luxury Grand Canyon West and Hoover Dam with Skywalk$290.002.9×4.4 (253 reviews)noyesSee on Viator

Prices from Viator, checked October 18, 2026. "Not stated" means the tour listing doesn't say; read it before you book. Prices change by date.

Getting there

Around the Grand Canyon West main terminal:

  • No train, subway or light-rail station within 1 mile — most people drive, take a rideshare or a bus.
  • 1 bus stop within 0.3 miles
  • 1 public parking lot or garage within 0.6 miles
  • Closest airports: Boulder City Municipal (BLD) 58.1 mi · St George Regional (SGU) 74.5 mi · Harry Reid International (LAS) 74.7 mi

Straight-line distances from the venue. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Official ticket types and prices

Prices as published by the official seller. “See official site” means the seller only shows that price when you book.

Ticket Adult What you get
All-Access Pass (includes Skywalk) $99 Skywalk, zipline, Hualapai guided tours and exhibits, song and dance, unlimited arcade, $10 meal + $10 merch discounts (min $20 spend), walking trails, hop-on hop-off shuttle to all points
General Admission $67 Walking trails, tribal guided narration, song and dance
Sunset Pass $59 Entry after 3 PM; Skywalk, Eagle Point, Guano Point, hop-on hop-off shuttle
Luxury Bus Guided Tour (from Las Vegas) $189 per person All-Access Pass, round trip from select Las Vegas hotels, snacks, water, Hoover Dam photo stop
Helicopter Pontoon Package $418 per person All-Access Pass, helicopter ride to the canyon floor, Colorado River boat ride

Reservations and timed entry

No reservation needed for self-drive day visits; required for overnight stays, rafting and tours with transportation. No timed entry; tickets valid 30 days from purchase; free cancellation up to 48 hours before the chosen date; one date change allowed.

When tickets sell out

Helicopter and airplane packages ‘are popular and often sell out’. Daily entry is not capped (‘we do not limit the number of visitors’). Skywalk access is first come, first served and not guaranteed.

Discounts and free entry

No free admission; National Park passes NOT accepted (not part of Grand Canyon National Park). Cabin guests get a discount on the All-Access Pass. Promotions cannot be combined.

Opening hours

Open every day including holidays: doors open 8:00 AM; last entry ticket 4:30 PM; park closes 6:00 PM. Summer: last entry 5:30 PM, close 7:00 PM. Skywalk last walk ~30 min after last entry. Arizona time (= PDT Mar 8-Nov 1, 2026; MST Nov 2, 2026-Mar 13, 2027). Note: another FAQ entry gives different last-entry times (6 PM mid-Mar-Oct, 5 PM Nov-Mar).

How long to plan

At least three hours recommended; two hours if in a hurry.

Travel tips

  • About 2 hours’ drive from Las Vegas per the official site; 30-minute helicopter flight.
  • Route via Highway 93 and Pierce Ferry Road (gas at Chevron on 93/Pierce Ferry and in Dolan Springs).
  • GPS: ‘Grand Canyon West’ or ‘Grand Canyon West Airport’, or 35.987220, -113.820773 (map code AZ L7FN.7D).
  • Private cars are not allowed to the viewpoints: park and take the free hop-on hop-off shuttle to Eagle Point (Skywalk).
  • Not the South Rim – Grand Canyon National Park is about five hours away.

Accessibility

Main Terminal accessible; elevator in the Skywalk Terminal to the Skywalk, photo area, gift shop and Sky View Restaurant; shuttle takes walkers and manual/motorized wheelchairs; accessible restroom stalls; paved paths around Eagle Point, mostly unpaved elsewhere. Trained service dogs allowed, emotional support animals not. Strollers not permitted on the Skywalk.

Before you go

  • No purses, backpacks or cameras on the glass bridge – free lockers provided; shoe covers (booties) worn on the glass. Phones permitted at own risk.
  • Outside food and beverages are not permitted at Grand Canyon West.
  • Grand Canyon West is not part of the National Park and America the Beautiful passes are not accepted.
  • Some GPS units route to Peach Springs – use the official coordinates.
  • Tickets non-transferable and may not be resold; no refunds within 48 hours or for unused attractions. Weather can close attractions.

Best time to visit

Arrive early – Skywalk peak hours are 11 AM-3 PM.

Good to know

How much does the Grand Canyon Skywalk cost?
The Skywalk is included in the All-Access Pass, listed at $99 on grandcanyonwest.com (prices vary by date; tribal taxes and fees extra). The $67 General Admission ticket does not include the Skywalk.
Can I take my phone or camera on the Skywalk?
Phones are allowed at your own risk, but cameras, purses and backpacks are not; free lockers are provided.
How far is the Skywalk from Las Vegas?
Grand Canyon West says it is about a 2-hour drive (one FAQ says about 130 miles / 2.5 hours), or a 30-minute helicopter flight.
Is the Skywalk in Grand Canyon National Park?
No. It is on the Hualapai Reservation at Grand Canyon West, run by the Hualapai Tribe; National Park passes are not accepted.
Do I need a reservation?
Not for a self-drive day visit; tickets are sold on-site and visitor numbers are not capped. Packages like helicopter tours should be booked ahead as they often sell out.
Can kids walk on the Skywalk?
Yes, children who can walk on their own are welcome and infants may be carried; strollers are not allowed on the Skywalk.
How do I get to Grand Canyon Skywalk by public transit?
There is no train, subway or light-rail station within 1 mile of Grand Canyon Skywalk, but there is 1 bus stop within 0.3 miles.
What is the closest airport to Grand Canyon Skywalk?
The closest airport with scheduled flights is Boulder City Municipal (BLD), 50 ft away in a straight line. Also near: St George Regional (SGU), 74.5 mi; Harry Reid International (LAS), 74.7 mi.
Is there parking near Grand Canyon Skywalk?
Yes. OpenStreetMap shows 1 public parking lot or garage within 0.6 miles. Event-day prices are usually higher, and many lots can be booked ahead.

Sources: grandcanyonwest.com, tickets.grandcanyonwest.com. Official facts checked October 17, 2026.