Grand Canyon Railway – Luxury Dome Class – One Way (No children under 15)

A new era of luxury rail travel has begun with the introduction of a fifth class of service combining the breathtaking views of the Observation Dome with the opulence of our Parlor cars. Don't miss a minute of the surrounding scenery upstairs in the full length dome, with its extra-large windows. Downstairs, friends new and old can plan their day at the Grand Canyon while enjoying a drink or some refreshments in the elegantly appointed lounge, featuring a full bar, entertainment center, and plush furniture. Exclusive service provides fresh fruit, pastries, coffee and juice during the morning, while snacks are available on the return trip along with a sparkling white wine toast, included in the ticket price. For the discerning traveler looking to experience the best of both Dome and Parlor classes, look no further.

The Tunes of the West
Musicians travel from car to car playing the tunes of yesteryear harkening back to times gone by.

The West is Still Wild
Each morning before the train leaves, be sure to catch the Wild West Shootout. Then, keep your eyes open while on-board the train - it's been known to be robbed from time to time.

Amenities:
No Children under 15
Full bar service
Lounge/couch seating
Full continental breakfast is hand-delivered during the morning journey including fresh fruit, pastries, coffee & juice
Appetizers and drinks in the afternoon

Amenities

Images - Courtesy of The Grand Canyon Railway

• Grand Canyon Railway departs daily from Williams, Arizona and travels almost due north to the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

• Not available to children under 15

• Departure from Williams: 9:30 AM

• Arrival at the Grand Canyon: 11:45 AM

• Departure from the Grand Canyon: 3:30 PM

• Arrival at Williams: 5:45 PM

• The trip measures 65 miles and takes 2 hours and 15 minutes each way, 45 minutes faster than in 1901 when the train made its first trip.

• Our CoachClass and First Class cars are Handicapped Accessible, with ADA-Compliant rest rooms. There are power lifts available at both Depots and space on the Train to store most wheelchairs, power chairs and scooters.