Upper Antelope Canyon Ticket

The slot canyon is beautiful and Norman our guide was terrific. My only criticism related to ambiguity on time (given that Navajo Reservation is on different time from rest of Arizona) and the requirement to show up an hour and a half early, which was unnecessary since we were told to come back 10 minutes before tour time.

Leo was our tour guide and he was fantastic. The tour was fantastic. The slot canyon was breathtaking. If you are in the area you have to see it!

Our guide, Bear, was wonderful! Showed us all the features and helped us take the perfect pictures. He was very attentive to my husband and me as we are senior citizens. Loved the experience!

Lori gave us a great tour. She knew the canyon well since she grew up playing in it. She took the time to make sure everyone got great pictures.

If you ever visit Page, AZ, you must take this 90 minute tour. Truly amazing! Book early and bring a mask. Leo was our guide and assisted everyone with pictures. Highlight our our week out west!

Roger was the BEST TOUR GUIDE EVER!!!!!! So kind and knowledgeable. It was all so beautiful and wonderful!!!! Can't say enough!!!

Working with Viator is not nice. Very hard. The tribe that did the tour was very nice and the slot was very pretty.

I planned to check one off my bucket list, but it is so magical that I need to walk this special place again at different times of day.

Awesome experience and no camera filters are needed to capture the beauty of the rock formations. Our Navajo guide was friendly and helpful and he provided advice on getting the best pictures during our tour. The Upper Antelope Canyon is the ideal choice for its beauty and ease of access compared to the Lower Antelope Canyon.

We toured the Upper Antelope Canyon with Zack, who was an excellent tour guide. He not only gave us information about the canyon but also his tribe and their beliefs. Before we went in, he helped us adjust our settings on samsung phones, iphones and DSLR cameras so that we're able to take good photos. He also played his flute in the end which was a very nice touch. Checking in: They ask you to check in at least 1.5 hours earlier. Even though our tour was booked through Viator at noon, we made it a point to get there by 10:30 am and had checked in by 10:40. After that, we ate a snack that we had brought along and relaxed a bit. We were asked to report back to the waiting area by 11:45. It's not unreasonable to check in early, as I'm sure they have to organize their tours based on the number of people that have signed up and it must be harder in the peak seasons. There are no shops here to buy food or water. Although, there is a small town nearby where you could grab something to go. There are portable restrooms available at the check-in site. The ride- We departed for the canyon from the check-in area at noon and it's about a 10 minute ride in a small 12 seater vehicle. The ride can be a little bumpy but it helped that the seats were very thickly cushioned. Attire- No bags of any kind are allowed. Whatever can go in your pocket is fine. It does get a chilly in the canyon, so bring a light jacket. We went on a day when it was 75 outside but still a little chilly in the canyon. I brought along my phone, DSLR, GoPro and a waterbottle. The walk itself through the canyon is not strenous, it's all flat but you would need water when the weather is warmer. The entire tour lasted about 1.5 hours and we were so glad we made the 4.5 hour drive from Las Vegas for this. This company and community is awesome and I'm really glad they're doing so much to protect and preserve this beautiful place!