Grand Canyon Park Passes

Find out more about Park Passes for the Grand Canyon National Park.

A Park Pass is required for every person aged 16 and over who enters the Grand Canyon National Park South Rim.

Park Passes can be purchased at:

South Entrance Gate
East Entrance Gates
At several locations in Tusayan and Valle
South and East Entrance Gates sell ALL types of passes with Debit or Credit Card ONLY
Other locations may only sell certain types, and some accept CASH.

PRIVATE VEHICLE PASS

MOST visitors will purchase the Private Vehicle Pass

Price is $35
Valid for 7 days
Valid for up to 15 people in ONE PRIVATE Vehicle.
This pass is also valid for up to 15 people to board the Tusayan Shuttle

OTHER PASSES

Annual
America the Beautiful
Motorcycle
Military
Senior

4th Grader Passes

4th Graders and their families can visit National Parks for FREE. Click the Logo for more information.

Links and more info

More Information

NPS Park Pass Complete Information

Park Pass Purchase Locations

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