Grand Canyon West ticket prices 2026 at a glance
Grand Canyon West sells its own tickets, because it lies on the Hualapai Reservation and not in Grand Canyon National Park. National park passes, including the America the Beautiful pass, are not accepted here.
The entry options in 2026 are General Admission at $67, the All-Access Pass at $99 and the Sunset Pass at $59. The one that includes the Skywalk is the All-Access Pass. Prices depend on the date, and Tribal taxes and fees are added on top, so the final total can be higher than the listed price.
Our picks: tickets and entry packages
The pass starts at Grand Canyon West and lists the Skywalk but no separate park entry, so check that before you buy it alone. The two Las Vegas day trips include canyon entry: the small-group vehicle leaves the Skywalk out, the long coach day has it as an option.
Hand-picked tours, booked through GetYourGuide. Prices are indicative starting prices in US dollars (as of October 2026). Tap a tour for live availability and the current price in your currency.
Small-group West Rim day, Skywalk extra
- Grand Canyon West entry
- Vehicle for up to 13
- Snack box and water
Skywalk admission is not included, so add it if you want to walk out on the glass.
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West Rim and Hoover Dam day with breakfast
- Canyon entry
- Hoover Dam photo stop
- Breakfast and water
A long coach day with a driver-guide. Lunch, Skywalk and a helicopter flight are options you add when booking; without them the Skywalk is extra.
Check availability →Skywalk admission with All Access Pass
- Skywalk admission
- Locker and shoe covers
- Food and shopping vouchers
The pass adds on-site extras to the Skywalk, such as unlimited arcade play. Park entry and shuttle are not listed, so check what else you need.
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Skywalk entry, bus tours from Las Vegas, helicopter flights and rafting, with live prices and availability.
Packages and prices
Published prices in US dollars for 2026. They are offer prices, not final checkout totals.
| Ticket | Price in 2026 | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| General Admission | $67 | Trails, cultural exhibits and song and dance. The Skywalk is excluded. |
| All-Access Pass | $99 | Skywalk, zipline subject to availability, arcade, cultural offerings, trails, shuttle, and Eagle, Guano and Hualapai Point |
| Sunset Pass | $59 | Entry after 3:00 p.m., Skywalk, Eagle Point, Guano Point and the internal shuttle. Confirm Skywalk access when you buy. |
| Luxury bus tour from Las Vegas | $189 per person | All-Access, round-trip transfer from selected hotels, snacks, water and a Hoover Dam photo stop |
| Helicopter and pontoon boat | $418 per person | All-Access included, starts and ends at Grand Canyon West, no transfer from Las Vegas |
For most visitors, the All-Access Pass is the right ticket, since it is the one that includes the Skywalk. If you arrive late and only want the viewpoints and a sunset, the Sunset Pass is cheaper. If you do not want to drive, the bus package bundles transport and entry. More on the trip from the city is on the Las Vegas tours page, and the glass bridge has its own page, Skywalk Grand Canyon.
What to know before you buy
The details that decide which ticket fits.
All-Access or General Admission
All-Access is the main ticket, and General Admission is also sold at $67. If you want the Skywalk, buy All-Access. Check which tickets are on sale for your date.
Vouchers with All-Access
The pass comes with a $10 food voucher and a $10 merchandise voucher. Each applies only once you spend $20 on a matching purchase per person, so neither buys a full meal. Unused pass benefits are not refunded.
Reservations
A day visit in your own car needs no reservation, and tickets can also be bought on site. Overnight stays, rafting and tours that include transport do need one.
Taxes and fees
Tribal taxes and fees come on top of the listed price. Look at the total at checkout, not only the first number you see.
Staying in a cabin
A cabin booking comes with 20% off the All-Access Pass for the guest and one companion, redeemed at the Cabin Concierge at Hualapai Point. See cabins at Hualapai Point.
Children and groups
Look up age rules and child prices on the ticket page for your date before you book. A group price is never the price per person.
Opening hours and timing
Hours shift with the season, so check them before you set off.
The attraction is usually open daily, including holidays, from 8:00 a.m. The last ticket sale is around 4:30 p.m. and closing is at 6:00 p.m., with later times of 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in summer. The Skywalk is busiest from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the last walk on it comes roughly 30 minutes after the last admission. Heat is real on this part of the desert, so bring water and plan outdoor time for the morning. For the drive, see Las Vegas to Grand Canyon West.
The bus package includes a stop at the Hoover Dam. If that is part of your plan, the Hoover Dam guide covers the dam itself.
Grand Canyon West tickets: frequently asked questions
How much does a Grand Canyon West ticket cost in 2026?
General Admission is $67, the All-Access Pass is $99 and the Sunset Pass is $59. Prices vary by date, and Tribal taxes and fees are added. The bus tour from Las Vegas is $189 per person.
Which ticket includes the Skywalk?
The All-Access Pass. General Admission does not include it. Skywalk access on the Sunset Pass should be confirmed at purchase.
Do I need to book in advance?
Not for a day visit by car, and tickets are also sold on site. You do need a reservation for overnight stays, rafting and tours with transport.
Does my national park pass work here?
No. Grand Canyon West is on the Hualapai Reservation, outside the national park, and passes such as America the Beautiful are not accepted.
What do the All-Access vouchers cover?
A $10 food voucher and a $10 merchandise voucher, each valid with a $20 purchase per person. They do not cover a full meal.
Is this the official ticket site?
No. This is an independent travel guide, not the website of Grand Canyon West, the Hualapai Tribe or the National Park Service, and not connected to any tour operator or hotel.