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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What time zone are you in?

We follow Arizona Standard Time (MST). We share the same time as the City of Page, Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, and Phoenix. During Daylight Savings (March 8th to November 1st 2020) guest will experience a time change driving through the Navajo Reservation and the state of Utah. Your electronic devices will take that into consideration and also move 1 hour ahead.

Am I allowed to bring a baby carrier?
What is the best time of day to visit?
Do you have sufficient parking?
Do we drive ourselves to your location?
Can we bring pets?
Is it possible visit to the Canyon on our own?
How long are Canyon tours?
Are tours refunded due to weather?
How far is the Canyon located from the City of Page?
Are the ladders and stairs safe?
Is the prearrival check-in important?
How many people are in a tour group?
Is the $8.00 Navajo Nation Permit Fee waived if I have already visited Upper Antelope Canyon, Canyon X or Waterhole Canyon?
Can I enter the Lower Antelope Canyon with a National Park Pass?
Do you have a waitlist or callback list for guest?
Is it possible visit to the Canyon on our own?
May I scatter my loved ones ashes at the Canyon?
Can I bring a bag?
How hot does it get there in the summer time?

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