Length: 2 hour 15 minute train ride each way

Time: 9:30 am daily from Williams to the Grand Canyon
(Return departs 3:30 pm from the Grand Canyon to Williams)

Summary: This rate includes all taxes and fees, round-trip train fare, admission to Grand Canyon National Park, and Grand Canyon shuttle bus transportation. Children under 2 ride in an adult's lap for free. Please advise of any handicap needs when making your reservation. Please reserve online, or call us toll-free at 800-409-2190.

There is a $5.95 USD processing fee per order. This is a flat fee regardless of the number of tickets or tours purchased on an order. There is a service charge per ticket. This charge will be reflected on your summary before you checkout. The total shown includes any and all taxes, fuel surcharges, and service fees. There are no additional charges, unless otherwise specified.

There are no refunds. All sales are final.

If changes are allowed on a tour or activity, a $20.00 per-reservation change fee will be applied for any change to a reservation. While we cannot guarantee any changes can be made, there are two options for date changes.
If you wish to change to a specific date, your change request must be submitted a minimum of 48 hours (2 days) prior to the reserved tour departure and must be handled on an individual basis through our Reservations Center. Date changes can only be made only if we can confirm availability on the new date.
If you do not yet know your new tour date, your change request must be submitted a minimum of 96 hours (4 days) prior to the reserved tour departure and must be handled on an individual basis through our Reservations Center.

Classes of Service:

Upgrades are priced per person. PLEASE NOTE: Observation Dome and Luxury Parlor Car are not available to children under the age of 16.

Coach Class Service:

Streamliner-era coaches that get you to the canyon and back with style and grace. Enjoy comfortable bench-style seating in these classic air-conditioned 1950s era passenger cars. Strolling musicians roam the cars playing the tunes of yesteryear while your passenger service attendant will be there to add insight and answer questions.

First Class Service:

The opulence of oversized, reclining seats along with extra-large viewing windows, make for a true First Class experience. As do the fresh fruit, pastries, coffee and juice provided during the morning journey. Complimentary soft drinks are served throughout in these air-conditioned cars. Grand Canyon Railway has four first-class cars in its fleet.

Observation Class Service:

Two of our First Class cars also feature an upper-level glass enclosed dome which features more seating. You haven't seen it all until you've seen the panoramic views from an air-conditioned streamliner dome car. Enjoy fresh fruit and pastries during the northbound journey in the morning. On the way back, nibble on cheese and crackers along with a champagne toast - or service from the bar including beer and wine. Service of fine spirits is available. Children under 16 are not allowed in this car.

The highlight of a trip on the dome car is the views. You'll feel like you're one with the scenery. It's our goal to make your trip as pleasurable as possible. A passenger service attendant will attend to your every need - from drinks from the bar to a pillow for your back. Although northern Arizona is at 7,000 feet elevation and temperatures rarely get too hot, it's nice to know that Dome Class has air-conditioning making sure the temperature is always just right.

Luxury Parlor Car Service:

Inside our Luxury Parlor Car is a grand tradition of elegance and extraordinary comforts. Outside is a classic open-air rear platform allowing for timeless snap shots. Fresh fruit, pastries, coffee and juice are provided throughout the morning. Champagne and appetizers complement the afternoon journey. The car also features a private bar serving fine spirits. The car is air-conditioned for the warmer months. Children under 16 are not allowed in this car.

Sit back and relax in the most comfortable chairs on the train - the softest leather we could find. Across the aisle, the picturesque countryside rolls by. It's our goal to make your trip as pleasurable as possible. A passenger service attendant will attend to your every need - from drinks from the bar to a pillow for your back. Seating in the Parlor Car is roomy. A large center aisle graces the car making it easy to get up and roam - or to relax in the oversized chairs.

Rim Tours:

By choosing to include one of these Add-On options, you will receive a 90-minute tour of the south rim of the Grand Canyon and Grand Canyon Village, with or without lunch (lunch is only included if you order the Grand Rim Tour). Taking this tour fills all the time you'll be at the Canyon before the train departs for its return to Williams.

PLEASE NOTE: On occasion, the rim tours sell out. If you request a rim tour and it is unavailable for that date, you will be contacted with that information and a partial refund of your order will be made due to the rim tour not being available.

Grand Rim Tour Buffet Lunch at Maswik Lodge
(subject to change)

Soup of the Day
Chef's Vegetable and Rice of the Day
Full Salad Bar
Mixed Green Salad, Fresh Spinach or Caesar with Choice of Twelve Toppings
Fruit Salad
Potato Salad
Three Bean Salad
Maswik Seasoned Baked Chicken
Beef Tips with Peppers and Onions
Pub Battered Deep Fried Pollock with Lemon Sauce
Pasta and Italian Style Meatballs with Marinara Sauce
Mashed Potatoes with Gravy
Warm Dinner Rolls with Butter
House Made Desserts
Soft Drinks, Lemonade, Iced Tea

Overnight Packages:

Click here to read about the overnight packages.

General Information:

The Grand Canyon Train departs Williams, Arizona every morning. We suggest you arrive by 8:00 am for breakfast at the Grand Depot Cafe and so you will have time to look around the beautiful old depot and see the gunfight show that takes place 30 minutes before boarding time.

It's a relaxing climate-controlled 2 hour 15 minute train ride to the Grand Canyon. You'll enjoy the scenery, the information provided by your passenger services attendant, and the on-train entertainment (fiddlers, guitarists, and gunfighters provide some of the entertainment you may see in your car). You'll have over three hours at the Grand Canyon, and then it's another 2 hour 15 minute train ride back to Williams.

Upon arrival, we suggest that you walk straight to the rim of the Grand Canyon for an unbelievable sight. It's truly amazing. Then take the shuttle bus that goes along the rim and ride to one of the last scenic overlooks. Work your way back to the train depot stopping at as many of the overlooks as you choose. There are different sights to see at each stop.

Be sure to be back at the depot in time to board the train for the return to Williams. There's even more entertainment on the return trip.

Each train engine and each train car has been painstakingly restored to its original state by a staff of mechanics who see their work as more a labor of love than a job. On the train, your crew is no less enthusiastic. Each is bursting with local and Grand Canyon folklore and history, as well as Grand Canyon Train knowledge. Strolling musicians catch you up with what was hot way back when. And there's even fun recreations of an old fashioned shoot out and a train robbery.

Wheelchair Accessibility:

Wheelchair lifts are available for Coach Class and First Class only. Wheelchairs must be 25 inches or less in width to use the lifts. If a person is wheelchair-bound, they may only sit in their chair in either Coach Class or First Class. If a person can step aboard the train and walk to a seat in any class (age restrictions apply in Observation Dome and Luxury Parlor Car), a fold-up wheelchair can be stored in the vestibule between cars on the train.

Schedule:

Wild West Show starts at 9:00 am; train departs Williams at 9:30 am; train arrives at Grand Canyon at 11:45 am; train departs Grand Canyon at 3:30 pm; train arrives at Williams Depot at 5:45 pm.

Train Seasons: Vintage diesel engines run all year. Grand Canyon Railway does not operate December 24 & 25.

Photo Gallery: Click here to view our photo galleries: Grand Canyon Photo Gallery and Grand Canyon Train Photo Gallery.

History: Click here to read about the history of the Grand Canyon Train.

Frequently Asked Questions

This rate includes all taxes and fees, round-trip train fare, admission to Grand Canyon National Park, and Grand Canyon shuttle bus transportation. Children under 2 ride in an adult's lap for free. Please advise of any handicap needs when making your reservation. Please reserve online, or call us toll-free at 800-409-2190.

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