I can't for the life of me understand why anyone would give this place less than 5 stars! We came on New Years Eve and we thought we could just walk on! Lol that is not the case! This is a place that you have to call ahead to see if the tours are booked! Luckily, a few people cancelled and they had room for about 3/4 more people. It's about $40/person and you have to go on the guided tour, you are not allowed to explore on your own. Our tour guide was Ryan and he was the best. Honestly, you should just ask for him by name. He helps you with pictures, shows you all the great spots, tells you the history and I really felt like he went above and beyond for our group. The tour was even more special because of him. The tour takes about an hour and you have to caravan to and from the canyon to the registration point which is about 10 minutes one way. So you really get about 40 minutes in the canyon, but that is plenty of time to take in the sights and walk through and take great pictures. My husband and I thought it was totally worth it. We loved Ryan and he made the experience even better!! read more

It was beautiful, but if you only have time for one, do the lower canyon. Also, do not buy on Viator...they charged us 150% more than walk ups to the window. The walk was easy and you are driven to the entrance and back to the ticket area at the end. read more

This is the mecca of desert landscape photography opportunities. You cannot come to this area and just poke around you have to actually go through a tour guide company in the town of page. They did this due to the fact that a few years ago whenever you didn't need a tour guide people was starting to deface this amazing natural beauty. I am an absolutely terrible photographer but with the help of my tour guide I was able to take some pretty epic pictures in this place. If you're anywhere near North Arizona this place is worth the couple hours of driving to come check out. One thing to know what these tour guide companies you will definitely need to book this well in advance as I was only able to find one showing of this Canyon at 8:30 in the morning and you really want to come at 11:30 so you can see the spectacular light beams. read more

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Much too crowded. Darker than Lower Antelope Canyon. Admittedly did have a couple of interesting features, particularly shafts of light that appear when sun is near noon. Quite of bit of tour is taken up as they drive you to the canyon entrance and back. Good tour guide but sometimes hard to hear him since other tour guides in the groups in front of us and behind us were talking at the same time. read more

Something that is a must see! Even though I didn't enjoy our tour guide I did however find this place magical. Driving in takes about half an hour from where all the tours are picking up their guests and be prepared for a pretty bumpy ride. The anticipation begins to build and suddenly you find yourself in the middle of nowhere with a slit that you're told to enter. I loved that the moment you walked in the temperature decreased by about 10 or 15 degrees. Towards the end of Sep 2015 this was a real treat as it was about 80 degrees in Page AZ the day we went. This place does something to you. You just feel good. The things you see are like nothing else in the world. The curves reminded me of us women and the way the light entered every crevasse was indescribable with colors and shading changing by the minute. I highly recommend not touring this place too early or late. We arrived there at 5pm and by the time we were leaving it was way too dark inside and at times scary. Also another piece of advice - don't come here on the weekend as its busier than most weekdays and do your homework on the least congested time of year to travel here. Unfortunately they pack tourists in like sardines and that took away from the overall experience. BUT even with all the not so great things I loved every minute of being here and it was 100% worth it. What you see and feel out ways all the other stuff. I will never forget the sites and that yet again my mom was with me to witness them. read more

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Our guide ruined the whole tour with her attitude. I got feelings that we are in prison. She started her greeting with a story how she sent back 2 people from a tour. No "hello" no "enjoy your tour" nothing. While other guides were telling stories to their groups our was repeating thousand times we have to follow the rules otherwise she will send the whole group back. My group was shocked and quiet. I've lost any desire to enjoy my tour. I understand we are guests in their house and they have rules we should follow but presenting it in this way I don't get...If you work in hospitality business you can not treat your customers as a piece of nothing. We were driving 6 hours couldn't wait to enjoy beautiful canyon, came with a good mood and instead of it I couldn't wait my tour will be done. read more

Antelope Canyon is a must see if you are traveling to the area. If you are at the Grand Canyon contemplating whether or not it's worth the ~3 hour drive.. it is!! You need to book a tour to get to the canyon. I used Adventurous Antelope Canyon tours (separate review), but there are several to choose from and they all take you to the same canyon. My tour guide referenced early April as the slow season, but it was packed. There is one path through the canyon that is shared by people coming in and out (this makes it hard to take pictures without other people in them). The walk in is the lengthy detailed part of the tour. The walk out is quick (no stopping) along the same path, fighting your way through the crowds. My tour guide said in the summers tour groups are only allowed to be in the canyon for 45 minutes so most don't make it through the entire thing. You can only go as fast as all of the groups in front of yours. There will be photography tours in the canyon at the same time as you which is a group of people set up with camera equipment snapping pics with their professional cameras. I would recommend looking into lower antelope canyon tours which are supposed to be less crowded and run about $30 cheaper than the upper antelope tours. Upper antelope canyon is above ground and there is nothing strenuous about the walk through. It is also famous for the light beams that shine through (10 am is the best time to see these, which we did on our 10:15 tour). Lower antelope canyon is underground and requires going down steel ladders. According to my tour guide, the rock openings in lower antelope are wider and therefore no light beams, but better lighting for portraits. read more

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Antelope canyon is one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited! It is definitely a place everyone should visit before they die. I couldn't get over how amazing nature can be! This place cannot be entered without going on a tour. My friends and I paid for the sightseeing tour, which was about one hour and a half. We went on a Wednesday and it was surprisingly crowded. There were multiple tours going on. It was hard to fully experience this nature's beauty. It would be more serene if you could go at your own pace. Nonetheless, it was a unique experience. I wish I could spend more time inside to enjoy it! During the tour, we were stopped at different spots during the tour and the tour guide explained to us about the rock formations and rushed us to take pictures so we could move to the next location. Remember to bring a nice camera to capture this wonder! read more

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This place is breathtaking ! It's a must see ! Just know you cannot access this canyon on your own, you must use one of the Navajo tour companies. Expect lots of people to be there but the guides do a good job of spreading the groups apart. I went during the week after some rain, so maybe I just got lucky with the amount of people there? And PLEASE put your phones down and allow yourself to soak this place in. I noticed too many people with their eyes glued to their phones more worried about taking 500 pictures in there. Just enjoy this place ! read more

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Beautiful place to visit. Need more signs leading to the spot on Hwy 20 - will boost up your business profits.

Canyons are stunning, and a must see in Northern Arizona. There are 8-9 Navajo families who own the land and organize tours. Antelope Canyon is on the Navajo Reservation, and does daylight savings while other surrounding areas in Arizona don't, so be careful of your time. Photos and basic info in other posts won't be duplicated here. We didn't make reservations, but luckily found a company (family) that offered unguided tours and had space for walk-ins. We could take photos on our own, plus they assisted us with special family shots, and we got free water. The delightful Navajo woman even did a traditional chant before we went into the canyon. Overall a lovely experience. read more

This review is not a reflection of the slot canyon, which I think is gorgeous. Neither is meant to be a review of navajo tours. I am hoping this would attract attention as a useful tip. Please let me know if you have figured out a better way to do this. We booked our tour through tours4fun.com. It was just a few days before our trip to Vegas, part of which was this canyon tour. I read the antelope canyons could easy get booked. Our visit was on the day after Christmas and trying to make a reservation I found all the top tours that came up in google (Dixie Ellis, Ken, etc) were all booked. I PANICKED. After some more searching, found tours4fun.com having availability at the time we wanted. Booked through them and we did have fun visiting. But they for some reason have jacked up the entry fee like crazy. The park charges $40 / $20 for adults/kids (excluding the $8 entry fee). But tours4fun charges $60 / $35 (again excluding the $8 fee). What's even crazier? The same company offers day tours from Vegas to this canyon, also including a visit to the Horse Shoe bend, for just $65! They have other good deals on their site as well but this one is a sucker. Net to net: If you want to visit the antelope canyons and prefer a reservation, just book with https://navajotours.com/, which I found after my trip. All they ask is you show up an hour before. That would save some cheese :-) read more

This is a wonderful place, one has to appreciate what God create for us. But the local tour guides are poorly managed. Instead of spacing groups apart being bused on different park cars, they had us wait and grouped all the cars together. We could arrive at the entrance together. As a result, all the groups entered in crowds at the same time. The guides are not professional at all and very rude to tourists in other groups, yelling at and even pushing others. Worse, they did not allow others to take photos when their own groups came to a spot. A beautiful place is being ruined by a group of untrained people. read more

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do not use upper antelope.com and the third party that charges for tours. i found out actually tour cost on site was $80 and they charged me $175. they are thiefs read more

The photos on Yelp do not represent the chaotic and uncomfortable experience at Upper Antelope Canyon. In my opinion, the tour is a terrible value, and was the low point of my multi-stop Arizona trip. MANDATORY 1.5 HOUR (PLUS) WAIT IN PARKING LOT: The majority of the tour -- 2 hours (at least 1.5 hours plus an extra 30 minutes due to delay) will be spent sitting in the parking lot; if you fail to appear 1.5 hours early, your ticket may be resold to stand by tourists. The parking lot is a hot dirt lot without any water, real bathrooms, or food. The only bathrooms are port-a-potties. The "visitor center," located in the parking lot, is little more than than a 200 sq. foot overhang/shack with a few rows of heavily worn benches. The "visitor center" is packed -- resulting in most reasonable tourist waiting in their sweltering cars. There is absolutely nothing to do while you wait, as the center is surrounded by signs that read: "No trespassing violation of federal and tribal law." The Navajo seemed to have no interest in interacting with tourist or sharing tribal culture; they sat in the corner and a Chinese company ran the show. TIME ZONE: The time zone is not printed on the pre-purchased tickets. This caused confusion, as portions of the Navajo tribal land sit in both the Pacific and Mountain time zones. Our phones (and google maps) indicated that the tour was in the mountain time zone, which resulted in us showing up an extra hour early. Other tourists made the same mistake, and were also frustrated that the time zone was not printed on the ticket. DIY TRUCK MODIFICATIONS: After the boring and hot wait, we were packed into a slightly DIY truck bed with other sweaty tourists. The truck bed lacks seat belts or rails. The uncomfortable ride to the canyon last 15 minutes across a dirt rode and uneven terrain. PACKED CANYON: The canyon itself is nothing special -- it's loud, packed with people, and, worst of all, you only get about 30 minutes to enjoy it. Once in the canyon, you and at least 150 other people are packed like sardines and walk shoulder-to-shoulder through bottlenecks. It's impossible to get any good photos, as you are quickly herded like cattle through the canyon in a sea of people. If you slow down the tour guide will tell people to keep moving. The tour guides themselves seem to either, lack knowledge of the canyon or lack interest in explaining the significance of the canyon to tourist. Essentially the "tour guide" is simply an usher, marshaling people through the canyon as quickly as possible. Once through the canyon, the "tour guide" told all the tourists that they must put they cameras away and quickly walk all the way back through the canyon. If you try to film the return walk through, you will be yelled at by the tour guide, even if you are keeping up with the person in front of you. Overall, it was a total waste of $70 -- and my precious time (approximately 4 hours). read more

If you have been to a business office, seen a motivational poster, or surfed the internet you have seen a photograph of Antelope Canyon. Even though it borders cliche, it's on the beaten path, it comes with hundreds of other tourists, and the tour is slightly rushed, seeing and experiencing Antelope Canyon is an adventure that proved well worth it all. These inconveniences only slightly diminished my experience. After all, there is a reason why it is so popular, and that reason is enough to overcome the other inconveniences. I took the pricey photograph tour, and was thankful I did, because the sheer amount of tourists would have made getting any worthwhile photo near impossible. On the photograph tour they do their best to shoo away any tourist from your shots. While I was on the ground, laying in sand, curled up amongst other tripods, and shooting away, my guide was holding groups of tourists behind me and in front of me from entering the space. Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon can only be accessed by a guided tour, and these tours are packed, pricey, and happen all day long, everyday, and all throughout the year. The guides I saw were all incredibly nice and friendly, and, even though the crowds were large, they did a good job of keeping the flow of tours moving while also maintaining quality of experience. TIPS: I would recommend a bandana, hat, and something to protect your camera from the sand that rains from the top all throughout the canyon. Sometimes the downpours are quite significant. Consider taking a photography tour if you have a DSLR and are planning on taking professional photos. Also realize that photography tours are the only ones permitted to have tripods. Book your tour ahead of time, because it gets sold out quickly. For Upper Antelope Canyon, the best tour time is between 10:00 am and 1:00 pm, because that is the only time you will have a chance of seeing the light beams. That being said, afternoon tours tend to have more rich lighting. These tours are weather dependent, so make sure you check weather conditions. read more

There are many tour companies that offer access to Upper Antelope Canyon (about 7 companies). You must make reservations ahead of time. My friends and I decided to go with Roger Ekis (http://www.antelopecanyon.com/) which is located in a unit within a multi-tenant commercial building. Our tour was from 1:30pm to 3pm (1 1/2 hour) for $40. If you haven't paid for a navajo fee ($8), you would also need to pay that separately. We checked in and were given a colored laminated paper which is the group we were assigned too. To get to the canyon, a group of 15 of us rode in the back of a truck (I forgot how long the ride was, but it wasn't too long). The ride will be bumpy and windy as it ventures from paved to unpaved roads and has no windows. Our tour guide was super awesome. She was very informative and taught us how to capture those professional photos you see online. She was so nice and really wanted to make our experience great. Upper Antelope Canyon was amazing! It was so surreal to be in an environment like that. The colors and the rock formations.... Wow. It's amazing what Mother Nature can create. This is a paradise for photographers. They actually also have a Photographic Tour for the photographer enthusiast that is 2 hours for $85. Tips: -Backpacks are not allowed. -When taking a photo, stay in the dark and take it horizontally. The photos come out better. You don't want to be in the light. -If you have your nice DSLR camera, your photos will come out great. If you have an iPhone, use your chrome setting. For Samsung Galaxy phones, change your IOS setting to 800 and the white balance to 'cloudy'. That will allow the orange/purple hues of the canyon to stand out more. It made a huge difference for my photos. -Go see Lower Antelope Canyon too! read more

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Upper Antelope Canyon is the paradise for photographers. The rock formations are spectacular, particular the heart, the Lincoln head and the candle. I highly recommend you asking the Navajo guides the perfect spots and angles for photography. My guide is very friendly and helpful - he offers to take photos of me and my brother. To lighten the atmosphere, the guides also plays the Navajo flutes. If you are sensitive to dust and sand, I recommend you wearing a mask or covering your nose and mouth with a scarf during the ride from the Navajo gate to the Canyon. While the guided tour costs 40 dollars during the best photography-shooting time, it is definitely worth going! read more

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This is the second time for us to take this tour. First time, very wonderful kind lady named Betty was our guide. This time the guide was rude. The guide with the group before us said to wait for them yet she pushed us forward to the point she physically pushed my husband. That group was not happy either. read more

Rip off- don't buy tickets here. They over charge $15 per person. Better just go to the location and buy tickets there. Also bad customer service, when I called them JoAnna was very rude and not friendly. read more

Don't book the tour through this company!!!! They charge you $15.0 extra per person. I've never heard of an online price that is higher than the door price. There is nobody to talk to. Please be careful. read more

Location visited on January 2017 I will FOREVER be in love with this canyon! Like everyone, I've always wanted to come see the majestic works of nature and my my my, it lives up to the hype. Our tour guide was ABSOLUTELY amazing. She was very knowledgeable about the canyon and gave advice on the best pics. To top it off.... she was taking photos while I was getting engaged! She captured the moment perfectly. We will forever be grateful to her and this canyon! We paid $64 total for two people in January for the 930am tour. They had a special going on but without it, it would've been around $80 for two. It was chilly but you forget how cold you are when you're surrounded with these views. Surprisingly there was still a little crowd and the only downfall is that the entrance is the only way in and out so you're passing by people who are leaving which makes the canyon a little bit snug, BUT its worth it. Thank you so much!! read more

Such an amazing experience! We were really lucky since we were able to book a tour that was from 11:30AM to 1:30 PM! This is the time when you are able to see the famous light beam between the canyon walls. We did our tour with "Antelope Canyon Tours" since they had the time slot with the light beam available. The cost was $50 per person, plus a $5 fee since I booked this online. We rode on the back of an open pick up truck. The drive was 10 mins on a paved highway/road and 10 mins on a dirt road. Despite reading many reviews that the ride on the dirt road is bumpy, I personally didn't think it was that bad. The real problem I had was the sand! Make sure you are wearing glasses or sunglasses to protect your eyes! There is also a disclaimer at the tour company that people wearing contact lens should wear glasses on windy days. The tour of the canyon was 50 mins since we did the regular tour and not the photography tour. Our tour guide gave us instructions on our camera settings before we went into the canyon, which I thought was quite nice. However, I did need to adjust the ISO depending on the lighting inside. But I guess it just depends on what type of photograph you are intending to take (I am not a photo professional). Inside the canyon is ABSOLUTELY stunning! LOTS and LOTS of people inside and it is nearly impossible to get a picture with no one in it. Our tour guide helped us with the angles on where the pictures should be taken. Keep in mind though that you will be showered with sand in here!! It was extremely difficult for me to keep my eyes open (even with sunglasses inside!) and taking pictures while facing up since the sand directly falls on your face at certain areas. But the light beams are sooo amazing and magical that it just forced me to keep taking pictures even if I am tearing up with sand in my eyes! You will be rushed with the photos and you must move along pretty fast since there are multiple groups from different tour companies in the canyon at the same time. I would recommend the photo tour if you are a professional or if you just want more time for the photos. Amazing experience! Even if you get showered with sand! read more

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Everyone write reviews about this place and it's beauty, but i want to comment on the parking attendants. I reached here on 23rd jun 2019 at 9.30am, was surprised to feel the best hospitality from parking attendants. I wanted to repark my van because of sun, i just asked 1 attendant, and they all managed other traffic, then they came to me personally to help me out. They were the best, they made me feel like home. read more

Beautiful! The boyfriend and I were at Grand Canyon and planned an impromptu trip to antelope. So pretty, the colors are vibrant. In fact, the day we visited, it was overcast. Despite that, the canyon was beautiful. Worth a trip! read more

If ever a few hours by car close to Page, AZ definitely stop at antelope canyon. Please be mindful there are several slot canyon tours to chose from ranging from lower antelope, rattlesnake, owl.. list goes on. Having not visited the other canyons I can't speak to the experience but the upper canyon was magical natural experience for me. read more

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Best time to go is between 11am to 1pm when the sun is at the highest point. If you cannot book online, they have walk-ins but be prepared, it is cash only!! Per adult is $60. Would go again and again. read more

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Tours 4 Fun-- DO NOT use this company! We stayed in Grand Canyon to be closer- left 2 hours earlier than needed and the roads were all closed- the park rangers would not let us go through- we called the local emergency number- she said she could not answer and that she would call back when she could get in touch with the manager- she never called back- we drove down to flagstaff to try to get to Antelope that way- I called another 4 times and she finally answered and said that we should drive there and they could see what they could do- a three hour drive! She could not guarantee that we get on a tour bc we would not be there an hour ahead of time- we called the tours 4 fun company- they called the local contact and could not get through- they said it is our responsibility to get there on time and there is nothing they could do- the roads were closed we had no control over that so weather caused but still no refund or different time! Horrible customer service! My credit card company even tried calling them to help and as soon as this company found out the phone call was being recorded they hung up on my credit card company! read more

This place is absolutely breathtaking! The beginning part about getting there one hour early was a little bit confusing because we were uncertain about the time zone. Due to this confusion, we ended up getting there an hour early. The area has no real bathrooms so plan accordingly. We went on a hot 15 minute truck drive to get to the canyon. We got the 2:45 tour (which is supposed to have the best lighting) instead of the 4:45 tour because we arrived early. Once there, we went inside the canyon and it was beautiful! The tour guide was so knowledgeable and explained the history as well as significance of the canyon. The rocks were so smooth and it was unbelievable to think about how wind and water had carved it out. Overall, beautiful experience and I would definitely come back! read more

Although if u looking for a great workout this is it but there is nothing here worth the hike the scenic view is just ok

This a great tour and they are very friendly. We have done the lower and the upper and we actually prefer the upper tour. It does not require to travel in by a special truck. It is all walking which makes it convenient and you get more bang for your dollar. You dont see the awesome ray of lights like the lower canyon but it is still awesome in it's own right. read more

As far as rating Upper Antelope Canyon itself, I'd have to give it 5 stars. However, the 4 star rating is based on the complete experience, which includes being herded and rushed like cattle through the entire canyon because of the massive amounts of people visiting here. As such it's hard to be able to fully appreciate and enjoy this canyon. read more

Spent a few nights up at the Grand Canyon. Was not planning on going there, until I saw one of those brochures of Antelope Canyon. I could not believe that there was such a hidden gem in AZ!!! The Canyon itself was a really fun tour and hike, and my god was the entire wait worth it. (The pictures don't do this place justice). But it was a little bit of an hassle booking the tour and frankly quite expensive. If I ever come back to this area with my family, I am sure to bring them back to Antelope Canyon, it was an amazing experience. Only regret was that I missed out on Horseshoe Bend which was also a supposedly beautiful natural wonder nearby. read more

Well worth the visit, these slot Canyons are amazingly cool. The guide was great and helpful with the photography. This is a something that everyone should visit. read more

We reached Upper Antelope Canyon after a windy and bumpy truck ride from Page and as soon as we got there we immediately knew what was waiting for us. The canyon itself is a real natural wonder and you'll find yourself in awe as soon as you get inside, but the ridicolous number of trucks parked outside were a hint of the human mess we would have found inside. The place is so packed and so small (in many areas only one person at a time can get through) that the guides are constantly pushing you to move, to get in a particular spot, to take your photos in seconds and then move on and after a while the awe just gets replaced by the same feelings you might get trying to shop on a Black Friday. After 10-15 minutes I honestly was just looking for the moment I could get out of it. Definitely worth a visit, but try to do it at a less busy time of the day (or the year, if possible). read more

The upper Antelope Canyon, BEAUTIFUL, amazing place. We had a great tour guide, her name is Bonnie, she was friendly, helpful, and always try her best for use to have a great visit. Now, keep in mind, there are other tour guides who can be really mean and pushy, I can recall her name but she was MEAN. Now, this tike of year had very little light so the images of the canyon itself were great ( of course with Bonnie's help), but the images of one self were not. I was very disappointed, as I believe you can get tones of images of the canyon in the internet. I believe in the summer or springtime as they suggested might have been much better. So I am planning to come back. The Canyon is amazing and it is not as small as the lower canyon. read more

Worst Experience!! Manager is an ignorant piece of work! If you want to get insulted, and belittled go here! I had a 9:30 am tour scheduled on Tuesday February 27th. I was in a really bad accident a driver ran a red light and I was badly injured. I called the tour company a couple days later after my release to see if I could please get a refund. I spoke to the Manager and I told him what had happened to me. A normal and DECENT human being would say "sorry ma'am that happened to you let's see what we can do here." Instead I get hit with "well we get tourists cancelling all the time and no shows all the time for all sorts of reasons how do I know you're telling the truth? Do you have any proof that you were in this accident?" My jaw literally dropped to the floor. I could not believe another person let alone a Manager would say this to me. Not only did he ask for proof but he went on to insult saying "you could just be a really good actress I don't know you." What the hell?! Insult after insult. I told him if he'd like to give me a cell phone number I'd be more than welcome to send pictures of my face, and body from my injuries. He declined and told me the conversation was over. I told him I was going to leave reviews on TripAdvisor and Yelp and let everyone know about this. He then told me that I was "twisting his words" can you say gaslighting? No one should ever have to show proof or justify that they were in a freaking car accident while on vacation. I planned on doing the Photography tour one day because I just got an internship with National Geographic. NOT ANYMORE!! You've lost a customer for life. Do not give your business to these people. Go to Lower Antelope instead. I had such an amazing and positive experience with Dixie Ellis. The guides were great and the service was nothing short of amazing. I hope no one ever has to feel belittled and abused like I did. read more

Definitely a wonder of the west US land. Amazing rock formation gave us an unforgettable life experience. However the onsite resource is very limited, even in non-peak seasons. We would suggest to bug tickets online to secure your entrance. We bought ours at upperantelope.com. read more

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Please note that the phone number given for this attraction is for a tribal park, not a tour company. They do not give tours.

Upper Antelope Canyon : It s a shame ! A cash machine After a long drive we arrived on site. We were very existed as the Antelope Canyon visit should have been one of the greatest experience of our trip, and also the most expansive... Unfortunately, that was the most disappointing one ! First on the parking, toilets are just unusable , more than dirty, absolutly awful ! you should say for healtly reasons : there are no restrooms. You don't have any respect or dignity for your customers. At the front desk, two rude women shouted at people, with no kindly welcome, no smile : you must be quick and ready to pay with efficiency No " enjoy your tour , have a great time,.... "  Then you arrive, with about 15 others cars /each 20 persons on it, in a crowded and very narrow canyon : too many people on a quarter of mile! Then once in the canyon, the guide repeats over and over again : hurry up, move on, stay there, give me quick your mobile for pictures, (she even takes your own pictures to get quicker), keep right, go ahead, move, move, move.... You can't discover this amazing canyon the way you would like to enjoy this natural environment You can't take any picture on your way back. The all tour is short and it's a tourism industry, a money oriented industry!! Money first not the customer experience, what a shame !! It s a samsung, Iphone and chinese tour All the pictures you see on internet are not the reality ! We paid 300$ for 35 mn in the canyon for one family and we were very far from a great and nice walk in a wonderful canyon. It s just a business activity and it will stay huge deception for us. For sure, we will not recommend this visit to our friends. By the way, we enjoyed so much all the others experiences in other National Parks. read more