Arizona, United States
Slot canyon entries from $56, Navajo dinner shows, and what each ticket really covers.
Most visitors to Page book guided tours of the region’s slot canyons—Lower and Upper Antelope Canyon lead the catalogue, with 128 experiences in total. Over half of all tours are priced under $100, and 69% are labeled as private or luxury, though this includes everything from basic canyon entry to full-day excursions.
Nature and wildlife tours make up 51% of the options, with a median starting price of $125 in that category. The best-reviewed tours consistently include admission, Navajo guides, and clear itineraries, while 12% of all products are rated below 4 stars—often those with confusing booking processes or rushed experiences.
Page offers 128 experiences, with prices ranging from $11 to over $4,000, but 52% are under $100. Only 2% are under $25, and just 4% exceed $500. The overall median price is $94, but this is skewed by private tours priced per vehicle—most canyon entries and group tours fall below this.
Private and luxury labels cover 69% of tours, but this includes both simple walking tours and higher-end private outings, so the median in that category ($125) does not always mean a premium experience. Nature and wildlife tours are similarly broad, with a median of $125.
12% of all tours are rated below 4 stars. Poor reviews are most common in bus tours, private and luxury, and adventure categories. Free cancellation is available on 59% of listings, making it the norm in this market.
| Private and Luxury | 88 | $125 |
| Nature and Wildlife Tours | 65 | $125 |
For most travelers, the main decision is which slot canyon experience to book. Entry tickets to Lower or Upper Antelope Canyon start at $56, but what you get for the price varies: some include only admission, while others add Navajo guides or permit fees. Tours around $70–$75 often include a guided walk and all fees, but not always hotel pickup or gratuities.
The best-reviewed canyon tours (over 4.7 stars) consistently include a knowledgeable guide, clear instructions, and time for photos. However, several tours at similar prices differ in cancellation terms: some are non-refundable, others allow cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Overcrowding and rushed guides are the most common complaints in canyon tours—multiple reviews mention being hurried through, with little time for photos or explanations.
Navajo dinner theater tickets are $60 and include a show and meal, but reviews note the food is buffet-style and the setting is informal. Some found the experience overpriced for the quality of the meal, though the cultural content is praised.
Tickets for Antelope Canyon X ($62) and Waterhole Canyon ($96) are less crowded alternatives, but some buyers report paying more than the walk-up rate online. In general, booking through third parties can add $15–$45 per ticket, with several reviewers across different products warning of higher prices and less flexibility. For private and luxury tours, $125 is the median, but this covers a wide range of experiences—always check what is included before booking.
Many tours—especially Lower and Upper Antelope Canyon entries—are flagged as likely to sell out. Of the top 60 products, 75% confirm instantly, but 25% require manual confirmation, so last-minute bookings may not always be possible.
Reviews mention tours being canceled with little notice or leaving early, so arriving well ahead of the scheduled time is advised. For peak times or specific time slots, booking several weeks in advance is safest.
Admission, Navajo guide, and permit included—no hotel pickup or food, but full refund possible.
4.6 ★ · 2,458 reviews · 1 h 30 min
Includes Guided tour by Navajo guide · Navajo Nation Permit Fee · Admission ticket to Lower Antelope Canyon
Same price as another tour here but all sales final—no refund, and reviews warn of confusing booking.
4.5 ★ · 1,368 reviews · 1 h 30 min
Includes Navajo Sales Tax · Navajo Nation Permit Fee · Lower Antelope Canyon admission fee
Only one with a full dinner and live show—meal is buffet-style, not table service.
4.9 ★ · 495 reviews · 2 h
Includes Soda/Pop · Native American Show · Restroom on board
Admission and guided walk included, but all sales final—walk-up tickets can be $12 cheaper.
4.6 ★ · 663 reviews · 1 h
Includes Navajo Nation Park permit fee · Admission and Guided Walking Tour of Antelope Canyon X
Shortest tour with all time in the canyon—hotel pickup available, but no food or drinks.
4.9 ★ · 7,433 reviews · 1 h
Includes All Fees and Taxes
Admission and permit included, but gratuity for guide is expected in cash.
4.7 ★ · 593 reviews · 1 h
Includes Navajo Park Permit Fee and Tax · Lower Antelope Canyon Timeslot Admission
Includes permit and admission, but no hotel pickup—24-hour cancellation allowed.
4.7 ★ · 1,977 reviews · 1 h
Includes Navajo Nation Permit fee of $8/person · Lower Antelope Canyon Admission Fee
Longest Upper Antelope tour listed—20 minutes spent traveling, not all in the canyon.
4.7 ★ · 2,079 reviews · 1 h 20 min
Includes All Fees and Taxes
1 h at the stops, of 1 h 20 min in total
All 90 minutes spent in Waterhole Canyon—smallest groups of any slot canyon tour.
5.0 ★ · 481 reviews · 1 h 30 min
Includes Slot Canyon Tour Ticket Only
Admission only—Navajo permit and guide fee may be extra, and all sales are final.
4.4 ★ · 755 reviews · 1 h
Includes Upper Antelope Canyon Ticket
Admission, Navajo guide, and permit included, but no refund—most expensive Upper Antelope ticket.
4.2 ★ · 1,212 reviews · 1 h
Includes Navajo Tour Guide · Booking Brokerage Fee · Navajo Nation Permit Fee(Except Tse 8:45 am,11:05 am,1:25 pm,3:45 pm)
Admission, Navajo guide, and permit included—no hotel pickup or refund, but parking is covered.
4.9 ★ · 766 reviews · 3 h
Includes Transportation in a 4x4 tour vehicle.
1 h 35 min at the stops, of 3 h in total
Sold by Viator. Prices and review counts checked on 07/09/2026.
Entry tickets start at $56, with most guided canyon tours ranging from $71 to $105. Private and luxury tours have a median starting price of $125.
Many tours include admission and permit fees, but some only cover entry. Always check what is included—some require separate payment for guides or permits.
Many canyon tours are likely to sell out, especially for popular time slots. Booking several weeks ahead is recommended for flexibility.
59% of all tours offer free cancellation, but many canyon tickets are non-refundable. Check the cancellation policy before booking.
The most frequent issues are rushed guides, overcrowding, and higher prices when booking through third parties. Bus tours and self-guided audio tours receive the lowest ratings.
Most canyon entry tickets do not include hotel pickup. Some guided tours and private options may offer it, but always check the details.
Several reviews report paying $15–$45 more per ticket when booking through third-party sites compared to booking directly with the operator.
Tickets at $60 include a cultural show and meal. The meal is buffet-style, and the setting is informal.
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