I took the Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park day trip with National Park Express. Paulie was driver and tour guide. The early morning pick up at Treasure Island was a breeze. The were eleven of us in a comfortable Mercedes van. Shortly after setting off Paulie pulled over so we could get photos of a gorgeous sunrise. We stopped at Eagles landing gas station/convenience store both ways. Paulie ordered ahead and we stopped at Jimmy John's to pick up our lunches. We watched a 45 minute documentary about the parks that was interesting. Paulie had bottled water and granola for us. The first park was Bryce for 90 minutes. That was sufficient time to hike the Sunrise and Sunset trails. The scenery was majestic. Zion was next and we made multiple photo op stops with Paulie describing everything along the way. Paulie was always clear about time to return to van and kept the tour on schedule. He pointed out an incredible amounts of points of interest along the way., he is very well educated on the parks and local lore. Paulie kept us safe the entire day. read more

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Such a great trip. Glen was so cordial and knew so much, sharing all the details about each stop and Las Vegas. And Les was an amazing driver and soooo patient. We always felt safe. We would recommend this and would do it again (just somewhere else next time). read more

Took the west rim tour of the Grand Canyon with Carlito. The tour also included stopping at the Hoover dam and the Joshua tree forest. Carlito was a top tier tour guide, I don't understand where he found the energy to give us facts while also being extremely funny the entire time! Like no breaks... just entertaining a bus load of people from start to finish. He added his own personal touch to the tour giving us more than what we paid for and he even has a coyote that he feeds on the way back.. (I didn't believe it either until I saw it myself. He honked a couple of times and the coyote came out of the woods to come get the sandwich that he put out). I would 1000% recommend booking with Carlito in particular. They offer a lunch optional that I didn't partake in, I just brought my own lunch. The lunch they provided was a sandwich from the gas station. They also gave us two water bottles and a granola bar. There are also three restaurant options at the Grand Canyon. read more

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Brandon and Branden were our tour guides to the Grand Canyon west entrance, Hoover Dam, and the Arizona Joshua Tree National Forest. Great experience. Good sights and got to see a lot. They did a great job! Brandon took great pictures. We did the skywalk and guided walking tour. read more

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I recently took the Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend tour, and overall it was a memorable experience, but there were several areas that could be improved. There was unnecessary wait time at Antelope Canyon, which made the overall schedule feel tight later in the day. By the time we reached Horseshoe Bend, many bathrooms were closed and we had to wait, leaving even less time to enjoy the views, eat, or take photos. Photography time at Horseshoe Bend felt especially limited, and I wish we had more time there. Our guide, Marvin, was a bit chatty and often repeated himself. When telling us about getting left if we did not return on time felt a bit aggressive. Less mic time would have made the ride more relaxing. However, he was friendly, tried hard, spoke Spanish--which was very helpful to many travelers--and made sure we always had plenty of water. The lunch he provided was good, and our driver, Itah, got us to and from each stop safely. One nice convenience was that they dropped us off near our hotels instead of at a single central location. The bus WiFi didn't work well and the headrests were uncomfortable, which made the long ride less enjoyable. However, I did enjoy the Las Vegas documentary we watched on the way back--it was a nice touch that helped pass the time. Overall, the tour had great highlights, but better time management, more time at Horseshoe Bend, and a few comfort improvements would make the experience much better. read more

Had an amazing time on the Grand Canyon west rim and Hoover Dam tour. Our tour guide Gia and driver Yoshi made the experience top notch. Between the fantastic pictures, history shared, comfortable trip and memories shared, this trip was fantastic! We also went to the Joshua Tree farm and Boulders City Lake Mead stop. read more

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We went to Bryce Canyon & Zion NP last Tuesday 9/30/25 with Paulie as our guide. A van picked us up at our hotel and took us to Treasure Island to catch Paulie's bus very early in the morning. As soon as we boarded we had a good feeling that the day would be fun. Paulie was friendly & professional and made sure everyone knew clearly what to expect for the long day ahead. I am a big critic of drivers and it takes a lot to make me feel comfortable with someone else at the wheel, but Paulie was a great driver and we felt safe with him. He seemed very intelligent and experienced and spoke over the microphone about different things we were passing along our journey. We stopped at Jimmy John's so he could pick up our lunches in Utah. I highly recommend buying the lunch through the tour company. It was a great deal filling and delicious! We arrived to Bryce Canyon about an hour later and it was beautiful beyond our expectations. Paulie made sure to pull out the cooler full of free water bottles at every stop, so we were never thirsty. There was a toilet in the back of the bus and we made plenty of put stops during the long day, so going to the bathroom was never an issue either. We ate our lunch overlooking Bryce Canyon, took a while to hike around the rim, then hit the restrooms there and boarded the bus to Zion. We stopped at a cute little trading post right outside of Zion and picked up some snacks, souvenirs & used the restroom. Once again, at each stop Paulie was there with the water. He was very clear about what we were doing there and when to be back on the bus. He would honk twice to give us a 5 minute warning to head back. All instructions were clear and at no point were we confused. When we entered Zion we were blown away by the beauty! I've been to Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Grand Teton & Yellowstone - Zion is right up there with the big boys! Amazing & everyone should see it in their lifetimes! Paulie took us to a few different key spots in Zion & we had plenty of time to take it all in and take lots of amazing pics. At the end of our time at Zion we stopped at the visitor center to use the restrooms and do a little souvenir shopping, We then headed back to Las Vegas and this was the longest stretch of driving (a few hours), but by then most people were snoozing, so it didn't matter. All in all, it was a long day, and while it was hard getting up that early in the morning, it was well worth it! I'm so glad I got to see these 2 amazing parks, and we felt very lucky to have gotten Paulie as our tour guide. He made the day very comfortable, fun & memorable! 5 stars - highly recommend this experience! read more

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Antelope Canyon was great. Marvin and Hector totally unprofessional. Told far too many rude stories about Fredonia Az and its marshall. Failed to provide appropriate communication about logistics. Do go to the canyon but use soneone else read more

National Park Express - Tours Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

National Park Express offers several tours from Las Vegas, such as Antelope Canyon, Hoover Dam, and Grand Canyon. On July 1, 2023, we went on the Bryce Canyon National Park and Zion National Park tour, and it was FANTASTIC! A great way to spend Canada Day! With all the driving, the tour was 13 hours. Pick up was at 6am at Treasure Island, and we returned to Las Vegas at 7pm. The tour was very well organized and timed, and there were no delays in our itinerary -- everyone on the tour (about 25 people) made sure they did not delay the bus when we moved on to the next location. Our itinerary was as follows: -A drive through Virgin River Gorge (which is apparently in Arizona, not Utah, as I had mistakenly thought) -Bryce Canyon National Park (90 minutes) -A stop at Checkerboard Mesa (10 minutes) -A drive through Mount Carmel tunnel -A stop at Zion National Park (about an hour) There were also a couple of stops at gift shops and visitor centers where you could purchase breakfast/lunch/snacks in addition to souvenirs. Even though the stop at Checkerboard Mesa was only 10 minutes, that's all you really needed to get out of the bus, stretch your legs, and take a few photos. The stop at Zion National Park was a little short (a couple of hours would have been nice), but it was already a 13 hour day, so staying longer wouldn't have been practical. But overall, the timing of all of the stops was great. The price was $380CAD for two tickets and included the price of admission to the national parks (which seems to be about $20US per national park, if you're walking/biking in, so a minimum of $40US per person), as well as snacks (granola bars), bottled water, and lunch (turkey sandwich, chips, fruit), which I thought was very reasonable, considering the length of the tour. The lunch wasn't great, but it's food, and as mentioned, there were opportunities to purchase food at rest stops so you weren't going to starve (we also brought some snacks we had purchased at CVS the night before). Other things to note: the tour guide, Jimmy Vegas, was great (be sure to tip!), and the bus was air conditioned, which was a necessity given that temperatures were around 40C. They also offer a drop off and pick up at Zion National Park if you need transportation to/from the park, and you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance. If I go to Vegas again, I absolutely would consider taking another tour with National Park Express. [Yelp collections: Vegas/Utah 2023; Vegas 2023; Utah 2023] read more

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We booked a Bryce Canyon National Park and Zion National Park tour through Get your guide app and National Park Express was the Tour company that did the tour from Las Vegas. We were picked up in a BRAND NEW tour bus. It was so nice and comfy, and had WiFi as well. Julianna was our tour guide with Leslie our driver. Top Notch services from both. Both were AWESOME! Julianna has a wealth of knowledge about where we were going and was very helpful with any questions about the parks. Leslie was a great driver and smooth riding in the 13 hour tour even with snowy conditions that morning at Bryce and made the ride comfortable. With this tour, you get a boxed lunch. I picked the turkey which was quite large and comes with chips, cookie and an apple. There was also free water and snacks on the bus. We had a fabulous time and the two parks were breathtaking. Definitely ones to put on your bucket list to see and would recommend National Park Express as a tour company to use. read more

We went to Antelope Canyon with Scarlett and Louis. We are very satisfied , tour was well organised and professional. Scarlett gave us all needed info about trip in professional manner and plus lot of tips and facts. We loved it. Hope all our tours will be like this. read more

A big thank‑you to Brandon and Sapphire! Your service on the Grand Canyon South Rim tour was exceptional. Brandon, you presented the information beautifully and made the experience even more memorable. read more

For us, a SIX-Star Experience with National Park Express! We took the National Park Express tour to Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park today (5/15/2025), and it was nothing short of extraordinary. This was our second tour with National Park Express (the first was to the Grand Canyon), and I cannot possibly recommend this company enough! DO IT! Our guide, Aloe, and our driver, Kenny, were the perfect team. Aloe's humor had us laughing all day. By the end of the tour, when we all applauded Kenny for being such a great driver, he acted as if he was crying! Aloe's blend of wit and knowledge of the parks made the entire day both fun and informative. One moment that really touched me was when Aloe, during a photo stop at Checkerboard Mesa, asked if she could take a picture for me. Instead of rushing to snap the shot, she waited for my wife to get off the bus so we could both be in the photo. This simple, thoughtful gesture showed just how aware and considerate Aloe is of her guests. It wasn't something she had to do, but it made the experience feel personal and genuine. To the owners of National Park Express: Aloe and Kenny are exceptional employees. You have two gems in your team, and I truly hope you do everything you can to keep them around for a long time. Their dedication, humor, and personal touch made this tour one of the best travel experiences we've had. Thank you, National Park Express, for providing such a fantastic, organized, and heartwarming day in the parks. read more

I purchased a voucher for the Las Vegas: Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Lunch, Optional Skywalk bus tour with National Park Express through GetYourGuide for Friday, April 19, 2024. The afternoon of the day prior, I received an email confirmation with pickup details. It said to arrive at the Treasure Island's Tour Pickup Area by 6:45 AM for check-in and boarding. The pickup departs at 7:00 AM sharp, in order to keep the entire tour timely for all guests, and vehicle cannot wait for late arrivals. The evening of the day prior, I received another email confirming the tour and when I arrive at Treasure Island tomorrow, to look for the buses with the National Park Express logo and Bus C. When we arrived prior to 6:45AM, we didn't see as many National Park Express busses lined up as the day before, but none were labelled Bus C. Our tour guide named Brandon showed up at 7:00 AM or a few minutes after. It was a full bus. During our drive to the Grand Canyon West, Brandon stopped at a rest stop called Last Stop Travel Center (it was huge and lots of souvenirs), provided historical information, and played informational videos. Before getting back onto the bus at the rest stop, we received a granola bar and bottled water. Brandon dropped us off at Grand Canyon West Welcome Center and suggested an itinerary to follow to make the most of our time and what time to be back at the bus. Even though our bus was the last to leave Treasure Island in Las Vegas, we were the first bus at Grand Canyon West. Brandon advised us to get on the shuttle and stop at Eagle Point first. If we want to do the Skywalk, then go there first to avoid the long lines and then go to Guano Point and have lunch. If you were not doing the Skywalk (like me), then have lunch at Sky View Restaurant first and then head to Guano Point. At Sky View Restaurant, I was seated at the last window table (highly recommend to try to get a window table to see the Skywalk and amazing views of Grand Canyon). There were a selection of menu options to choose from and lunch was really filling. After lunch, we took the shuttle to Guano Point. I spent a few hours at Grand Canyon West and had ample time to see everything. When I got back to the bus, Brandon gave each of us a "gift" (card) from the Hualapai Nation thanking us for our visit and for experiencing the Hualapai culture. The next stop was Arizona's Joshua Tree Forest. This was a quick stop, but we had time to take pictures and walk around the forest. Last stop was The Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge. This is the first concrete-and-steel composite arch bridge built in the United States and spans the Colorado River between the states of Arizona and Nevada. I walked over to the seal to be in two states at once. I was able to take in views of Hoover Dam and the Colorado River. We arrived back in Las Vegas at 5:00pm. Brandon offered multiple stops to all of us for easier access to different parts of the Las Vegas strip. Brandon was very informative, socialable, and covered a lot. The bus was very comfortable, AC pumping, and had WiFi. The other tourists on the tour with us were friendly. Brandon gave us a card with the day's itinerary on it in the beginning, but we didn't stop at Hemenway Park for a chance to see the Bighorn Sheep. The card does indicate that the schedule and order is approximate and depends upon weather, traffic and punctuality of the group. We did spend a lot of time at the Grand Canyon. Nevertheless, the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Lunch, Optional Skywalk bus tour with National Park Express was a great tour and I am so glad I was able to see the Grand Canyon, Joshua Tree Forest, and Hoover Dam. Gratitudes are not included in the price of the tour so we tipped Brandon for the wonderful day and experience, tips, and safe driving. read more

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Ive emailed customer service AND texted them and have gotten no response. Regarding Hoover Dam Tour on 3/14: Just had a disappointing bus tour to Hoover Dam. Our driver "Robert L" was nice enough but not the best guide. He rambled for the entire trip and kept losing his train of thought. To the point that he completely missed our first exit to the Dam. Had to go past to the next exit and turn around. After the damn tour we had to wait 10 minutes for two people that were late. I realize it's not your fault. But then the driver took us to a lookout that was "not part of the trip" to a junky gift shop "that was much cheaper than the dam gift shop". So that wasted 20 more minutes. We get on the road to the scheduled lookout only for someone to be late returning back from that as well. As we finally get on the interstate, he says "oh wait I'm flappin!" He had opened one of the under bay doors when we stopped and hadn't gotten it closed so we had to PULL OVER ON THE SIDE OF THE HIGHWAY and he had to get out and close it. So by the time we got to Boulder City we literally had 20 minutes which isn't enough time for anything. All that to get back on the bus and get headed back to Treasure Island and the vents are blowing HOT AIR. A passenger up front is trying to get his attention but he won't stop talking long enough to even notice. The passenger finally brings it to his attention and he says "yeah I don't know what's happening! We've had trouble with the AC on this one!" So admittedly the AC is faulty on this bus. It's almost 90 degrees out and we have the entire ride back with hot air blowing in our faces. I was absolutely sick by the time we got back. Really disappointing and I expect some sort of compensation for the AC not working. If I had known that on the front end I would NOT have taken this tour. THE LACK OF FOLLOW UP FROM CUSTOMER SERVICE IS UNNACCEPTABLE. ESPECIALLY REGARDING THE BROKEN AIR CONDITIONING ON THE BUS THAT THEY WERE ALREADY HAVING PROBLEMS WITH. DO NOT RECOMMEND. read more

Paul was an excellent guide, i would highly reccomend this tour of Bryce and Zion National Parks

Paul was our guide to the Hoover Dam. He was a wealth of knowledge in the entirety of our trip, and a real pleasure to listen to. Safety was always first. He took us over the Mike O'Callaghan and Pat Tillman bridge for amazing pictures of the Dam and easy drop off and pick up for the Dam tour. It was a great trip, and it was fun! Be sure to ask for Paulie. 5 Stars without a doubt. read more

We booked our tickets from Groupon so were able to get a bit of a deal. Our tickets included a meal (an entree and drink), Joshua trees, Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon entrance, and the Sky Rim. Overall it was a great experience, however I do wish we were given a bit more of a comprehensive itinerary to know what to expect. Itineraries for the day were handed out but the tour guide did not have enough on hand so not all of us were given one. Some points I wanted to mention were: - Be sure to arrive to the pick up spot early if you are going with others. The seats are first come first serve so there were some couples unable to be seated together due to arriving not early enough. - Please silence your phones. This should be common courtesy however, everytime I almost fell asleep a very loud ring tone would go off and I do wish our tour guide advised our group to be mindful that others may want to take naps - Make sure to prepare to get your own breakfast or eat beforehand. The breakfast included notes on the website is a granola bar and a bottle of water. - There is WiFi available on the bus but only for 1 hour so choose your time wisely. - The Sky Rim is cool but not much extra you can see there compared to the regular tour package. You also aren't allowed to take your phone but you may purchase photos taken by photographers there if you choose to do so. All in all, I loved being able to explore the Grand Canyon, it was absolutely breathtaking. We took the tour guide's advice to spend less time in the first point to spend more time at the second one which was great advice. Our guide also made some not so interesting parts of the ride very interesting and fun. We didn't realize there was a third point there were could explore until we were running out of time so be sure to ask about that so you can check it out! read more

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We took the tour from Las Vegas to Upper Antelope Canyon through a one day trip. Marvin, our tour guide, was friendly, polite, and extremely funny. The bus ride was long (5 hour one way, 10 hour round trip essentially) but he made the time go by fast with his endless jokes. He was also very knowledgeable about the Las Vegas strip and Antelope Canyon so gave us an in-depth background. He also made sure we were well on track with our time especially as we were going through time zone shifts. Hector was our driver and he also was a trooper for driving such long hours. They are a dynamic duo (brothers from another mother) so don't separate them! Their jobs are not easy so truly hats down for their hard work and effort to make guests' experiences enjoyable. One thing I would only comment on is probably the leg room of the chairs on the bus - I wish it was more spaced out! read more

National Park Express - Tours Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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We booked the day tour via Viator to Horseshoe Bend & Upper Antelope Canyon. Tour pick up was prompt at 5:30am from Treasure Island. The charter bus had roughly 60 people on it. Bring an ID to check in & Jimmy Vegas took our lunch order (option of chicken sandwich or vegetarian). I'd email them before the tour to confirm a meal too! Halfway to the Bend we stopped at Bee's supermarket as a rest stop for a quick 15 minutes. There you can use the restroom, buy snacks, or visit the coffee shop. We had about an hour at Horseshoe Bend to enjoy the scene & take photos. Check out the views and then stop at the ports potty before you get back on the bus. We were given our lunches as we got back on the bus and had 15ish minutes to eat on the bus as we went to the stop for our canyon portion of the tour. They partner with Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours. We were told our truck would pick us up in 15 minutes. Instead we sat in their outdoor covered seating for almost 45 minutes until our guide came. They sell water for $2. There are porta potties if you need a restroom. No water to wash hands, but they had hand sanitizer. Note you cannot bring anything into the canyon other than water bottle. Any bags, selfie sticks, fanny packs should all be left on the big charter bus before getting here. We then boarded an open air truck (about 14 people) and went on a bumpy road for 15 minutes. The guide we had was very rude (pictured). She made a lot of passive aggressive comments about us taking photos and not paying attention to her speaking. Instead of offering to take photos for us to make it more efficient, she continued to make such comments. Never smiling or even introducing herself at the tour start. Did not seem excited to be there. Overall decent tour, but the canyon portion could have been way better. We felt rushed to get through it and no time to take many photos. I think we could have gotten back to Vegas earlier than 8pm if we didn't wait so long for our canyon tour to start. The tour should be more clear about what stays on the bus or can be taken with you. Like you can take a purse at horseshoe bend or leave things on the bus, but zero items can go inside the canyon. read more

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**Trip from Vegas to Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend** Well-paced longggg day. Pickup at 6am and drop off 8pm at Treasure Island. We got an email on the day prior and morning of - to remind us of our booking and meet up spot. Driver Tricia was very nice, professional and drove safe. Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend are very beautiful!! The guides are from the Navajo Tribes. Bus was clean, Turkey croissant lunch was not good (cold, hard meat and bread). Water and granola bars were provided. The Sprinter bus for 14 people has USB outlets to charge phones. Bathroom stops were in clean, huge gas stations and grocery stores. This trip is highly recommended if pressed for time in Vegas or don't want the hassle of planning to drive on your own. Bring cash to tip driver. read more

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This is reviewing the whole experience, including our road bus guide, John, and the two hikes to Horseshoe Bend (non-guided) and the guided tour to Lower Antelope Canyon. Yes, pickup time was early (5:30), but our tour guide John, who doubled as our driver, was very passionate in driving us and keeping us entertained (a relatively big bus too), while also allowing people some time to nap on the way. He was also very timely in reminding us in minutes (rather than time stamps) to return to the bus to avoid confusion. From Vegas, the drive isn't directly to Horseshoe Bend. There's a midway stop to Bee's marketplace (same for the way back) for travelers to buy coffee and for the guide to pick up our lunches (how convenient!). What really suprised me was the cool temperatures and stunning views at both Horseshoe and Lower Antelope! Tour guide Celina was very insightful about the canyon and Navajo history. Surprisingly, she also told us she could learn four languages because of their similarities to Navajo! A great experience overall! read more

Grand Canyon South Rim Our confirmation/reservation email said we needed to be at Treasure Island to check in @ 5:15 am as we leave at 5:30 am SHARP. We departed at 5:52, the bus showed up AFTER 5:30 am. "Please arrive at the Treasure Island's Tour Pickup Area by 5:15 AM for check-in and boarding. The pickup departs at 5:30 AM sharp, in order to keep the entire tour timely for all guests, and vehicle cannot wait for late arrivals." The above was also stated in a text message that was 6 messages the day before. I skipped breakfast to make sure I was on time thought I could grab something in Kingman later, I was wrong. This is what the itinerary listed, it is not verbatim, that will be in the photos. 5:30 am Depart Las Vegas 7:15 am stop in Kingman, AZ 11:00 am Arrive at Grand Canyon 2:00 pm Leave for Las Vegas 4:45 pm stop in Kingman, AZ 7:00 pm Arrive in Las Vegas The only thing on time was leaving the Grand Canyon. We did NOT stop in Kingman. No we stopped at some truck stop that offered the ability to fire machine guns and had a Trump Zoltar Machine. according to Google maps this was in White Hills, AZ. There was no soap in the washroom at 7 am. Gross. Then we stopped in Seligman, AZ at 9:08 am the "store" we stopped at had nothing to offer. We got to the Grand Canyon just fine. Did our thing got on the bus at 2 and left. The bus lacked sufficient Air Conditioning and it was hot and I was hot and sticky all day. By 4 pm i actually had sweat drip down my face and was looking so forward to our pit stop in Kingman. NOPE at 4:50 pm our driver drove right through and never stopped. I was stuck in a hot bus, with cramped seats for 5 hours straight. I was not impressed. Oh and our driver kept the overhead LED lights on ALL DAY. So we were blinded at 6 in the morning. And even though I pointed the lights away from me every now and then I got blinded if I moved my head wrong. I kept pushing the button to turn them off but nope our driver had the override on. Oh and the air vent next to the light were just for show cause nothing was coming out of those. We got back to Treasure Island at 645 pm. If we stopped in Kingman at 4:45 we still would have been back on time. But nah the driver wanted to shave 15 minutes off to get home sooner so we suffered. This card was given to us by our driver when we left the Grand Canyon, asking for a review. I am not sure why there was such a deviation from the stops and why our comfort was sacrificed in the afternoon. Oh and the driver speaks on a handheld microphone. So both hands are not on the wheel while driving a big bus full of people. Invest in some headsets. I KNOW Nevada has a hands-free law and so does Arizona. I'm sure the DOT would frown upon this as well. read more

National Park Express - 26SEP2023 itinerary - Tours Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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this buy far was the worse experience we have paid for a party of five people three people made it two were just a few minutes away. They would not wait. They had to leave at exact time but yet we spent over an hour at two. Rest areas got to the site early. We did not get our zip lining experience through the package premium package we paid for and then on top of it. We were doing good timing. We made it back an hour early on the way back. We went to see goats that was not part of the tour to buy some time and then we still got back an hour early. This company will not refund me for two people or a voucher for two people that did not receive services we didn't even get our zip lining event Credited back to us They told us it was either one or the other skywalk or zip lining, but the brochure does not say that it is one or the other so the contract that we had did not say one or the Other. i've contacted this company and nobody would accommodate us for any credit whatsoever. we paid for services that were not rendered and were out $356.00 read more

Amazing service from start to finish! Our tour guide Marvin went above and beyond. He made sure we got a vegetarian lunch even though we confirmed late. On top of that, he help us sort out a issue with our booking Canyon x to upper canyon which made the whole experience unforgettable. Truly top-notch service! read more

Marvin is amazing guide very knowledgeable and funny. The ride was smooth and safe because of our amazing driver Gracy. Overall an awesome tour read more

We went to horseshoe bend and upper antelope canyon from Las Vegas. What an amazing experience. The bus ride was long, but so worth it. It was a safe, friendly ride. I would recommend this trip. read more

Trip was excellent. From the 1st pick up to drop off. Marvin our tour guide April 3rd was very knowledgeable and on time with our trip. Russell and Presley were excellent drivers made our trip safe. Im sorry i didnt get a chance to get the name of the driver who picked us up from Wynn was on time and explained directions clear. When we got dropped off at Treasure Island Another tour guide from a different bus. I believe going to Bryce was very helpful with our questions. We will come back and try another park tour on our next visits next time. read more

Servuce matches the views! Went with my family of 6 to the Grand Canyon with Milton and Marvin and had the time of our lives. 100% recommend for tourists read more

Great tour from Las Vegas nevada to the lower antilope in Arizona. The 16-hour drive tour is back and for Our guide and driver were friendly and professional Make stops for batrom use and snacks The tour includes breakfast and lunch lots of water botles thank you I really enjoy the trip to the antelope canyon and I make a new friend You can take pictures but no videos because is copyright read more

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We booked three different excursions from Vegas with three different vendors. Of the three trips, I think National Park Express provided the best experience. I booked the Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park Day Tour offered through Viator. Our tour guide/bus driver was Wayne, and he did a fantastic job! Our pick-up spot was at Treasure Island. National Park Express sent an email confirmation with details of the meeting spot the morning before and even included a helpful link with pictures and a clear description of where to meet. From the get-go, National Park Express has great branding. Unlike other tour companies, National Park Express has a branded bus that gives it an extra level of professionalism and makes it easy to spot in the horde of other tour buses. As we checked in and boarded the bus, Wayne handed us a postcard of the itinerary along with an informational sheet about Zion and Bryce. The tangible card given exemplified the effort that National Park Express puts in to ensure a great trip - it was also a memento that none of the other vendors offered. The bus that we boarded had rows of double seats and single seats. I liked the single-row option because it gave me a guaranteed window seat to take in the views without having to share space with a stranger. The bus also had charging outlets for the long trip - an amenity that none of my other tour buses had. A restroom was also onboard, but I did not use it. There was also a DVD player and they played an educational movie about Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, and the Grand Canyon during the trip. Costco granola bars were handed out as the breakfast. There was also a good supply of bottled water which we could help ourselves to throughout the day. For the sandwich lunch, Wayne picked these up along the way. National Park Express provided a box lunch which was neatly packaged and had a whole spread - turkey sandwich with fixings (ie. Lettuce, tomato, mustard, and mayo), bag of chips and a bag of Chex Mix, an orange, and a cookie for dessert. (The other vendors' lunches were just sad bagged lunches of sandwich and chips or handed out a la carte - the thoughtfulness that National Park Express does not go unnoticed). Wayne narrated the drive and shared interesting facts along the way. It was an enjoyable trip from start to finish. He clearly communicated the itinerary, was safety-conscious, and wanted to ensure that we maximized our time at each park. On the way back to Vegas, he even gave great recommendations of things to do. I was worried that the trip to Zion would be too brief, but just the scenic drive and being surrounded by the beauty of the park was satisfying to take in. The Zion stop is more of a sneak preview of what Zion has to offer - no time for hiking - but we did get to stop at the Visitor's Center and at some popular viewpoints to snap some pictures. The stop at Bryce gave us time to take a quick walk to Sunset Point and Sunrise Point - but no time to deeply explore any of the trails or stop at the Visitor's Center. Those are definitely trade-offs of going with a tour company instead of driving and exploring on your own schedule, but I'm happy to sit back and relax and not have to worry about the long drive. Kudos to Wayne for taking us the whole way. I highly recommend a trip with National Park Express! read more

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9 of us took the Antelope Canyon Tour today, 9/10/2025. The excellent trio of John, Marvin & Presley made our experience smooth, flawless & sooo enjoyable. They're very entertaining, knowledgeable & comical. Try to request them for your tour if you can. You will truly be satisfied. read more

Took the Antelope Canyon X tour with this group. Marvin was a very entertaining & informative tour guide. John & Captain Presley were very safe drivers and provided insightful tidbits along the way. Their unique Native American perspective really added on to our positive experience! Will consider this outfit for future touring needs. read more

HEAVEN on Earth . We drove a couple of hours to Vegas and maybe an hour to Zion National park . and then Angels Landing . not the best time to get to the top of it as its all slippery and frozen . we slid down as we didnt have proper hiking equipment it was fun read more

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Bryce N.P. is the best favorite in my list. Have been here 8 years ago on the fall. Came back with my special person, for him to experience how beautiful Bryce NP is! Being with someone who appreciates with respect natural has form. He was amazed by the beauty, stunning compare to other place his has gone. Pictures doesn't do justice, the experience during sunrise, is breathe taking, how light makes a difference outlook. By hiking any part of the park gives you a different beauty of nature. Can't find it anywhere. Queens Garden/Navajo loop is a must moderate hike to see. Prepare yourself what the weather is like, sunrise can be cold even summertime. As sunshines weather is great for hike. Happy enjoy what nature has given!! read more

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Bryce & Zion with Shaaron and Pauly, was a great trip. Pauly was a great driver, Shaaron's banter and hospitality top notch. The beauty of the parks, and hosts made this a memorable trip. Thanks Shaaron, and Pauly God Bless! read more

National Park Express - Looking up at one of the tunnel windows. Zion - Tours Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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The driver Jose was outstanding! He was very cautious and mindful of the highways we were traveling on. My chief complaint is with Olivia. When we were leaving Zion and heading back to Vegas she thought that the bus load of adults would enjoy watching the Pixel movie Cars. Maybe 5 year olds would've enjoyed it, but there were zero kids on our bus. In addition to her blasting the sound on the movie, there was horrible and loud feedback through the speakers. The entire time (over 2 hours) the squealing feedback was NON-STOP. People on the bus were trying to talk to each other and/or nap but it was impossible to with the movie and feedback blaring. I have no idea how Jose was focusing on his driving. I was surprised that he never told her to shut the movie off. Olivia herself was able to nap through about 1/2 of the movie. Unbelievable. I will not be choosing your tour company in the future. read more

Pauly, our tour guide was exceptional! He projects a very positive aura and that he loves his job and care about what he shares with the group. He is knowledgeable about Bryce & Zion, including nice to know regarding Las Vegas eateries & shows. read more

America was our tour guide and she was friendly and educational. It was great seeing views we've never seen before. So beautiful seeing the damn and canyon. We had a bonus seeing sheep at the end Thank you America! read more

Great Experience! My husband and I took the Grand Canyon Tour with National Park Express while on our Las Vegas vacation. Ozzy our driver and tour guide, was informative and entertaining. From the time we stepped on the bus, until we made it to the canyon; there was no question that we were in good hands. Only drawback, was paying $22 per person for the lunch package that consisted of your choice of a personal pan pizza, sandwich, or small salad, chips, and Drink. Other than that, wonderful experience! read more