1. What is the difference between the two routes?
This product offers Route A, round trip from Los Angeles (LZA5), and Route B, round trip from San Francisco (FZA5). The national park itinerary on days 3 and 4 is the same for both routes. The main differences are the pick-up airport, the first night's accommodation, the driving time on days 2 and 5, the drop-off location, and the mandatory fees.
2. Is there a minimum number of participants and fixed departure dates?
Both routes require a minimum of 2 participants. Once the minimum is met, departures are guaranteed every Monday and Saturday. Route A is available from July 8 to December 27, 2026; Route B is available from June 23 to December 26, 2026. Actual tour dates and availability are subject to confirmation via email.
3. What information is required when booking?
Please provide the traveler's name, gender, date of birth, nationality, email address, mobile number, flight details, selected route, and drop-off location. A valid photo ID must be presented on the day of the tour.
4. How is the tour fee calculated for solo travelers?
For single occupancy, please select "Single Occupancy." The fee will be calculated based on the single room rate. If you wish to arrange a shared room, please contact us for confirmation before booking; we cannot guarantee availability.
5. What does the tour fee include?
The tour fee includes transportation for the selected route, 4 nights of hotel accommodation, and bilingual (Chinese and English) service staff. Meals, mandatory fees, optional activities, driver and guide service fees, transportation surcharges, and personal expenses are not included.
6. Is this a small group tour?
No. This product is a regular bus group tour with no fixed maximum number of participants. The vehicle used may be a small coach or a large tour bus, depending on the number of participants.
7. Is airport pick-up provided?
Yes. Route A offers pick-up at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX); Route B offers pick-up at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Free pick-up times on Day 1 are 10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00, 20:00, and 22:00. Each room is entitled to only one free pick-up. A 24-hour private transfer can be booked outside the free pick-up hours for US$120 per vehicle, one way, for up to 5 people.
8. Where at the airport do I meet the tour guide?
For LAX, domestic and Canadian flight passengers meet at the baggage claim area; international flight passengers meet at The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf. For SFO, domestic flight passengers meet at Level 1 Courtyard 4; international flight passengers meet at International Terminal Bus Courtyard G. Please provide flight details at least 3 days before departure; we will try our best to arrange pick-ups for delayed flights or last-minute additions, but cannot guarantee them.
9. Where can I be dropped off on Day 5?
Route A's standard itinerary returns to Los Angeles. Drop-off locations include LAX, designated locations in Los Angeles and Orange County, MGM Grand, or Las Vegas Airport. Drop-off in the San Francisco Bay Area is available for an additional fee. Route B's standard itinerary returns to the San Francisco Bay Area; if you choose to pay for drop-off in Los Angeles, Day 5 will include visits to designated Las Vegas attractions, Seven Magic Mountains, and Barstow Outlets before heading to Los Angeles. Drop-off locations must be selected at the time of booking, and some locations may require a drop-off fee.
10. What time should I book my flight for on the last day?
For Route A, if you choose LAX drop-off, please book domestic flights departing after 20:30 or international flights departing after 21:30. If you choose Las Vegas Airport drop-off, the tour departs Las Vegas at 10:30 that day. Please book domestic flights departing after 13:00 or international flights departing after 14:00. For Route B, Day 5 returns from Las Vegas to the San Francisco Bay Area, which is approximately a 10-hour drive; if you need to book a flight departing from SFO on the same day, please contact us first to confirm a suitable time.
11. Are the mandatory fees for both routes the same?
No. The mandatory ZA fee for Route A is US$140/person, including Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Horseshoe Bend, Grand Canyon National Park, and designated Las Vegas attractions. The mandatory ZA fee for Route B is US$130/person, including the same national parks, Horseshoe Bend, and the Las Vegas Welcome Sign. Lower Antelope Canyon and national park surcharges for non-US residents are not included.
12. Are there any other additional costs?
In addition to the basic tour fee, Route A requires a mandatory fee of US$140/person, and Route B requires a mandatory fee of US$130/person. The driver and guide service fee is US$15/person/day, totaling US$75/person for 5 days; the transportation surcharge is US$5/person/day of use, totaling US$20/person for 4 days of use. Lower Antelope Canyon, other optional activities, designated peak season hotel surcharges, and drop-off fees at some locations also require additional payment. Service fees for children and infants occupying a seat are charged at the adult rate.
13. Do non-US residents need to pay a national park surcharge?
Yes. Non-US residents aged 16 or above entering designated national parks must pay an additional fee according to the latest regulations. This itinerary involves three designated parks: Zion, Bryce Canyon, and the Grand Canyon. This fee is not included in the tour fee or the mandatory ZA fee. Specific regulations are subject to theNational Park Serviceannouncement.
14. Is Lower Antelope Canyon included in the tour fee?
No. Lower Antelope Canyon is an optional activity, with a reference price of US$105/person for adults and children aged 4 and above; US$20/person for children aged 0–3. Antelope Canyon may close due to weather, flood risk, or maintenance, and may be replaced by Antelope Canyon X or other canyons. Travelers with children must provide their own car seats according to the substitute attraction and supplier's regulations on the day of the tour.
15. What optional activities are available?
Both routes offer optional activities such as Lower Antelope Canyon, Las Vegas night tour, Stratosphere Hotel revolving restaurant dinner, and Las Vegas shows. FlyOver Las Vegas, shooting experience, and some Las Vegas attractions on Day 5 are primarily applicable to Route A, or to travelers on Route B who choose to be dropped off in Los Angeles. All activities are subject to availability, age restrictions, and supplier operating conditions.
16. Does the itinerary include meals?
Meals are generally not included, and travelers need to arrange their own. The guide will provide dining locations or restaurant recommendations based on the daily itinerary.
17. How are hotels and room types arranged?
Route A typically includes 1 night in Los Angeles, 2 nights in Las Vegas, and 1 night in Page. Route B typically includes 1 night in the San Francisco Bay Area, 2 nights in Las Vegas, and 1 night in Page. US hotels usually offer one King or Queen Size bed, or two Double Size beds. Specific bed types, floors, and room locations cannot be guaranteed, and extra beds are not guaranteed for triple or quadruple occupancy. Some hotels may require a credit or debit card for deposit upon check-in.
18. Is it suitable for children, pregnant women, or travelers with reduced mobility?
Minors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult, and pregnant women must not be more than 24 weeks pregnant on the last day of the tour. Children under 8 years old must use a car seat, with a rental fee of US$10/person/day. The itinerary includes long-distance driving and outdoor walking, with particularly long driving times on Day 2 and Day 5 for Route B. Travelers with reduced mobility or requiring wheelchair assistance should contact us for confirmation before booking.
19. Can I purchase tickets myself or use a City Pass?
No. Tickets required for group tours must be purchased uniformly as arranged by the guide. Self-purchased tickets or City Passes are not accepted as substitutes. Ticket and activity prices may be adjusted and are subject to the prices announced at the time of booking or on-site.
20. Will the itinerary be adjusted due to weather or attraction closures?
Yes. The guide may adjust the sightseeing order,停留time, or meeting times based on weather, road conditions, traffic, and attraction operating status. If Antelope Canyon or national parks are closed, they may be replaced by other canyons, alternative attractions may be arranged, or the activity may be canceled. The final itinerary is subject to safety and actual operating conditions on the day.