The ticket prices added up to $84 ($25/adult and $17/child), but this canyon is on Navajo land and we also had to pay a tribal fee of $8 each. It turns out it was $116 for our family of 4. I incorrectly learned that it would be approximately $80 for our family, and after seeing some pictures we decided we should do it. I had a hard time finding much information online about this tour and how much it costs.

There are actually 2 tours: Lower and Upper Antelope Canyon.

If it costs money we have to decide if it’s really worth it. We can’t do every fun activity available at every location we visit we have to carefully pick and choose what we all want to do as a family. I know I say this often but we are not on vacation. Besides the fact that it’s a little pricey. Since we prefer to do our own thing and not have to follow a crowd we were not all that interested in doing that. So I researched it and found out that we can’t just go and tour the canyon on our own, we have to go as part of a paid tour group.

While we were in Page, AZ we heard that Antelope Canyon is a “must see”.

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