Glass walkway at Grand Canyon West

The best Grand Canyon Skywalk tickets and tours

The official All-Access Pass, an afternoon pass and small-group tours from Las Vegas. Here is how to visit the Skywalk. We also give honest advice on the price, what you can't take onto the glass and the long trip there.

By the Things to Do in Las Vegas editorial team 6 tours compared Prices checked 24 October 2026

See our 6 picks
The horseshoe Skywalk reaching out over the canyon, visitors along its glass rail
Short answer

The Grand Canyon Skywalk needs a Grand Canyon West pass; the All-Access Pass is $99. Buy it on Grand Canyon West's own site or on GetYourGuide from €102.

From Las Vegas, the sleep-late small-group tour includes the Skywalk for every guest, from €161 a person. All six picks have free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Our 6 picks for the Grand Canyon Skywalk

Two entry passes for people who drive, then four tours from Las Vegas. Check that your tour option includes the Skywalk.

  • Juniper branches framing a wide view over the layered canyon from €102 per person Our top pick

    1-day ticket 4.2 (310) reviews on GetYourGuide

    All-Access Pass with the Skywalk

    Grand Canyon West's own pass, sold by the Grand Canyon Resort Corporation. It covers the Skywalk, a locker, the shuttle to three viewpoints and one zipline ride if available. You also get $10 food and $10 shop vouchers.

    Best for Visitors who drive there

    Check availability: All-Access Pass with the Skywalk on GetYourGuide
  • Sun setting over the canyon in an orange sky, a flat rock in front from €59 per person

    Entry after 3 p.m. 4.5 (77) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Afternoon entry with the Skywalk

    Enter Grand Canyon West after 3 p.m., Arizona time, and walk the Skywalk. The shuttle to Eagle Point, Guano Point and Hualapai Point is included. The zipline and arcade are not.

    Best for Drivers on a budget

    Check availability: Afternoon entry with the Skywalk on GetYourGuide
  • Desert shrubs on the canyon rim above the deep layered gorge of the Grand Canyon from €161 per person

    9 hours 4.9 (77) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Sleep-late small-group Skywalk tour

    A 9-hour day with a late-morning start, in a high-roof van for up to 14. The Skywalk ticket is included for every guest, plus snacks and drinks. Lunch is not included.

    Best for Late risers who want the Skywalk

    Check availability: Sleep-late small-group Skywalk tour on GetYourGuide
  • Dirt road through Joshua trees and desert scrub toward long layered cliffs from €183 per person

    12 hours 4.8 (519) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Small-group Skywalk tour with Hoover Dam

    A 12-hour day for up to 12 people, with the Skywalk pass and a guided walk over Hoover Dam. Breakfast and a picnic lunch are included. You can take Skywalk photos with your phone.

    Best for Small groups who want Hoover Dam too

    Check availability: Small-group Skywalk tour with Hoover Dam on GetYourGuide
  • Tall canyon wall banded in red, brown and grey rock from €222 per person

    10 hours 4.8 (229) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Small-group Skywalk tour with lunch at the canyon

    A 10-hour day for up to 14 people. Entry, the Skywalk and a hot lunch at the Skyview Restaurant are all included. You are back at about 5 to 5:30 p.m.

    Best for Travelers who want no add-ons

    Check availability: Small-group Skywalk tour with lunch at the canyon on GetYourGuide
  • Two-lane desert highway between Joshua trees toward flat-topped cliffs from €97 per person

    11–12 hours 4.2 (737) reviews on GetYourGuide

    West Rim bus tour, Skywalk as an option

    An 11- to 12-hour bus day for up to 56 people. The Skywalk is an option you pick, so check that your option includes it. A rescheduling fee applies, and no-shows get no refund.

    Best for Bus travelers who may skip the Skywalk

    Check availability: West Rim bus tour, Skywalk as an option on GetYourGuide

Skywalk tickets and tours compared

Skywalk tickets and tours compared
TourFromDurationGroup sizePickupWho it suitsWhy we picked it
All-Access Pass with the Skywalk 4.2 (310)€102
per person
1-day ticketNot statedMeeting pointVisitors who drive thereThe official pass, with all fees included and no transport.
Afternoon entry with the Skywalk 4.5 (77)€59
per person
Entry after 3 p.m.Not statedMeeting pointDrivers on a budgetThe cheapest way onto the Skywalk on our list, from €59.
Sleep-late small-group Skywalk tour 4.9 (77)€161
per person
9 hoursUp to 14Pickup includedLate risers who want the SkywalkThe cheapest tour from Las Vegas with the Skywalk for everyone.
Small-group Skywalk tour with Hoover Dam 4.8 (519)€183
per person
12 hoursUp to 12Pickup includedSmall groups who want Hoover Dam tooThe Skywalk and a guided Hoover Dam visit in one day.
Small-group Skywalk tour with lunch at the canyon 4.8 (229)€222
per person
10 hoursUp to 14Pickup includedTravelers who want no add-onsOne price covers entry, the Skywalk and lunch.
West Rim bus tour, Skywalk as an option 4.2 (737)€97
per person
11–12 hoursUp to 56Pickup includedBus travelers who may skip the SkywalkA lower price if you are not sure about the Skywalk.
  • All-Access Pass with the Skywalk

    €102 per person1-day ticket 4.2 (310)

    Details
    Group size
    Not stated
    Pickup
    Meeting point
    Who it suits
    Visitors who drive there
    Why we picked it
    The official pass, with all fees included and no transport.
  • Afternoon entry with the Skywalk

    €59 per personEntry after 3 p.m. 4.5 (77)

    Details
    Group size
    Not stated
    Pickup
    Meeting point
    Who it suits
    Drivers on a budget
    Why we picked it
    The cheapest way onto the Skywalk on our list, from €59.
  • Sleep-late small-group Skywalk tour

    €161 per person9 hours 4.9 (77)

    Details
    Group size
    Up to 14
    Pickup
    Pickup included
    Who it suits
    Late risers who want the Skywalk
    Why we picked it
    The cheapest tour from Las Vegas with the Skywalk for everyone.
  • Small-group Skywalk tour with Hoover Dam

    €183 per person12 hours 4.8 (519)

    Details
    Group size
    Up to 12
    Pickup
    Pickup included
    Who it suits
    Small groups who want Hoover Dam too
    Why we picked it
    The Skywalk and a guided Hoover Dam visit in one day.
  • Small-group Skywalk tour with lunch at the canyon

    €222 per person10 hours 4.8 (229)

    Details
    Group size
    Up to 14
    Pickup
    Pickup included
    Who it suits
    Travelers who want no add-ons
    Why we picked it
    One price covers entry, the Skywalk and lunch.
  • West Rim bus tour, Skywalk as an option

    €97 per person11–12 hours 4.2 (737)

    Details
    Group size
    Up to 56
    Pickup
    Pickup included
    Who it suits
    Bus travelers who may skip the Skywalk
    Why we picked it
    A lower price if you are not sure about the Skywalk.
  • All 6 offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 24 October 2026. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

Grand Canyon Skywalk tickets

$99
All-Access Pass, official site
After 3 p.m.
Sunset Pass entry

Every visitor needs a Grand Canyon West pass. The All-Access Pass costs $99 on Grand Canyon West's own site and includes the Skywalk.

A Sunset Pass gives entry after 3 p.m. and also includes the Skywalk. Prices vary by date.

On GetYourGuide, the All-Access Pass starts from €102 and the afternoon pass from €59. Both are sold by the Grand Canyon Resort Corporation, with free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Cameras, purses and backpacks are not allowed on the Skywalk. Free lockers are provided. Phones are allowed, at your own risk. Strollers are not allowed.

Professional photos are sold separately.

Where the Skywalk is: Grand Canyon West, Peach Springs, AZ

122 mi
from Las Vegas
9–12 h
a tour day

The Skywalk is at Grand Canyon West, on Hualapai tribal land near Peach Springs, Arizona. It is outside Grand Canyon National Park.

It is about 122 miles from Las Vegas, or about 2 hours 15 minutes by car, the park service says. Tours from Las Vegas take 9 to 12 hours.

The South Rim is about 250 miles from Grand Canyon West by road, the park service says.

Driving? Our Las Vegas to Grand Canyon guide covers the road.

Grand Canyon Skywalk tours from Las Vegas

Three tours on our list include the Skywalk for everyone: the sleep-late tour from €161, the Hoover Dam tour from €183 and the lunch tour from €222.

On the Gray Line bus tour from €97, the Skywalk is an option you choose.

To tour the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas without the Skywalk, see our Grand Canyon tours page.

Before you book the Skywalk

  1. Mind Arizona time

    Grand Canyon West runs on Arizona time. From November to March it is 1 hour ahead of Las Vegas, the listings say.

  2. Know the afternoon rule

    The afternoon pass lets you in from 3 p.m. only. Last entry is 4:30 p.m. in winter and 5:30 p.m. in summer.

  3. Leave the bag in the car

    Backpacks are not allowed. Cameras and purses go in the free lockers before the Skywalk.

  4. Check the tour option

    On bus tours the Skywalk is often an add-on. Make sure your option includes it before you pay.

  5. Read the limits

    The passes are not suitable for wheelchair users, pregnant women or people with vertigo, the listings say.

Grand Canyon Skywalk questions and answers

What is the Grand Canyon Skywalk?

It is a glass walkway at Grand Canyon West. You walk out over the canyon on glass, wearing the protective booties you are given.

Where is the Grand Canyon Skywalk?

At Grand Canyon West, on Hualapai land near Peach Springs, Arizona. It is about 122 miles from Las Vegas and outside the national park.

Do you need a ticket for the Grand Canyon Skywalk?

Yes. Every visitor to Grand Canyon West needs a pass. The All-Access Pass and the Sunset Pass both include the Skywalk.

How much is a Grand Canyon Skywalk ticket?

The All-Access Pass with the Skywalk costs $99 on the official site, and prices vary by date. On GetYourGuide it starts from €102, and the afternoon pass from €59.

Where can I buy Grand Canyon Skywalk tickets?

On Grand Canyon West's own site, or on GetYourGuide, where the pass is sold by the Grand Canyon Resort Corporation. Three tours from Las Vegas on our list include the Skywalk.

Is the Grand Canyon Skywalk worth it?

It depends on your budget. The $99 All-Access Pass also covers a zipline ride, the shuttle and $10 food and shop vouchers. The afternoon pass with the Skywalk starts from €59. Your own camera must stay in a locker, but phones are allowed.

Can I take my phone on the Skywalk?

Yes, phones are allowed, at your own risk. Cameras, purses and backpacks are not; free lockers are provided.

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Written by the Things to Do in Las Vegas editorial team.