Grand Canyon Skywalk

I gotta say RIP-OFF. 75 bucks. No cameras. No thanks. Drove there, saw the vultures (the locals) circling, decided to save money and drove home.

There is best kept secret and I want to share it about 5 minutes from the canyon west side on mile market 12 off diamond bar road. Is a great and very good prices cabins and camping tee pees it called the Grand Canyon Camp grounds just opening and do not confuse it with the Grand Canyon resort ( which is very Ex pensive)

Way to expensive. I did it but I will never pay that price again

Super cool, but beware it's very expensive. I think it was about $70

The sky walk is just a grab for tourist money. It was packed and because you can't take your camera your stuck trying to get around the official photographers and there was plenty of them.
$65 for entry then $16 for each photo is rich but the bus network is good we didn't have to wait. You can get great photos without the sky walk and the thrid bus stop area is the best for pic's

Pricey but beautiful views. You can't take your own pictures on the actual skywalk but they will take some for you to purchase in the gift shop. The bus takes you to two different views and each one is unique with some history and people dressed in traditional attire. The ranch dinner is good too. The skywalk is cool but not necessary because the entire reservation is so beautiful.

Why not just pay it if you're supporting the Hualapai Tribe and also their employment? To not show support to Native Americans as in some of the comments below is just plain ignorant.

Expensive, and I was ready to pay the price, until I was told I couldn't bring my camera onto the walk. Well, no thanks then. You kids have fun.

And now there's a push to build a HUGE freakin' tourist city on the west rim of the canyon. It's going to destroy the night skies out there.

When I was planning my trip to the Grand Canyon I wanted to do this but after looking at prices decided against it. I am so glad I did.

I saw the glass bridge and it really didn't look all the impressive for being so over priced. You don't need to stand on a bridge to appreciate this beautiful landscape.

If you have monies to waste, and only want memories in your mind, then this is one of those places to go. We felt it was a RIPOFF. Nothing is allowed to be taken out onto walkway. This means no cameras, no telephone, no food, no drink. I was lead to believe, if they could make you go out naked they would. View is nice, but memories fade. I will never go back to this location and give them monies to be RIPPED OFF.