We had such an amazing time. They have a moving walkway, so you don't have to lug your tube up the…read morehill. I noticed that they would slow the walkway down, so the really little kids could get off without injury. All of the staff were helpful and friendly. Brandon made tubing so much fun even though t was over 100° the day we went. We only did the mountain coaster one time due to it being $20 per person. I usually get motion sickness on roller coasters, but I didn't have any problem on this coaster. My son who is scared of roller coasters even loved it. If someone from Canyon is reading this... please lower the Coaster price or at least give people who buy a photo package a free ride, play some music by the tubes, consider putting a misting system at the bottom of the slide and put in a bottled water vending station for the tubers by the employee station.

Fun atmosphere, but for $20 you get one ride down the coaster. My one ride consisted of a person in…read morefront of me consistently hitting the brakes so my ride was extremely slow. The person at the end asked how my experience was and I told them how my cart kept stopping itself due to being behind someone holding the breaks. After telling them, they didn't respond and walked off. Obviously this may not be a normal experience, but it's unfortunate that my one ride got slowed down by not having the carts spaced out more.

We had a great time at the adventure course!! Super fun experience and I felt safe the entire time!…read moreI highly recommended getting the glove and water bottle combo, it was only $6 for both which isn't that bad of a price to feel comfortable with your hands and hydrated because this is actually a work out!! We only completed 3 levels but I definitely want to come back and challenge myself to complete all 5! The staff were very friendly and helpful and they even gave me a free tshirt for my birthday!

Loved Flagstaff extreme experience, while I didn't personally go through the adult course others in…read moremy party did and enjoyed it while I spent the day chaperoning my 8 year old through the kids challenge course. As it was their first time, they started out very timid, the course took them about an hour the first time through and a lot of coaxing and reassuring, the second and third time through the kids course was done with more confidence and faster with each run. I can't wait to go back and do the adult course and my child keeps saying they can't wait to turn 12 to go up to the top of the trees! We'll definitely be back again, such a fun experience! :-)

An absolute bucket list experience and one we will never forget. From start to finish, the entire…read moreteam at Red Rock Balloons was incredible. You can tell how hard the flight crew works behind the scenes to make everything safe, seamless, and special, and their passion truly shows. Mark, our pilot and owner, was stellar; knowledgeable, calm, funny, and clearly someone who loves what he does. Floating over Sedona at sunrise was beyond words and honestly one of the most breathtaking experiences we've ever had. If you're visiting Sedona and considering a balloon ride, do it. Completely worth the early wake-up and every penny.

100% recommend doing this amazing hot air balloon ride with this company! Everything went super…read moreorganized and professional and on time. Booking was super easy. You also could sign your waiver online. Check-in was easy and our flight was super smooth and amazing! Our pilot explained everything and we were prepared for landing and just told us what to expect and it was a smooth ride. I had such an amazing time and I totally was worth every penny. I can't wait to do this again and my next trip here! The ride from their office to the launchpad was about a 10 minute ride. I think we were in the air for about an hour and a half and then once we landed, they took us to a spot where we could have some champagne and relax, and then they took us back. The whole experience was four hours long. Book them!

Amazing experience! We did the Zip N Sip and loved it. The staff was super nice, Britain and Eric…read morewere great guides. They were funny and very knowledgeable about the animals in the sanctuary. Honestly a once in a lifetime feeling - you really get to enjoy it with no phones! We used the wine tasting at VinoZona and enjoyed it. Gift shop is cute and appreciated the medallion maker at the end. Would highly recommend!

Awesome (and extremely knowledgeable) staff and is such a cool experience. Definitely recommend!read more

Jahshua was excellent; so friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful…read more We did a two hour ride with a short hike around Cathedral Rock. It was perfect for a Sunday morning.

We rented ebikes to explore. Jahshua set us up with a detailed map and got us on the trail. We rode…read moreto Cathedral Rock, did a short hike and rode over to Chapel of the Holy Cross. Great experience. Highly recommend!

Absolutely the best way to experience the Grand Canyon Rim! We had 4 hours to spare…read more 12 noon - we rented 2 e bikes from Canyon Adventures next to the Visitors Center and, headed first to South Kaibab Trail for one of the most majestic rides along the Canyon and overview looks of the Canyon. The ride there was BEAUTIFUL. We road along the rim, overlooking the Canyon the entire way. Breathtaking. (15 min e bikes ride from the Visitors Center to S. Kaibab.) From there we rode from S Kaibab to the Village where you can see the Canyon, with restairants and shops. For some, this could be enough to head back for your 2 hour journey If you have more time... We chose to keep going and we continued to ride from the Village and up to Hermits Rest. This was a 30 minute journey with several spots for scenic overlooks of the Canyon. At the top are Rest rooms and a spot for snack. We headed back to the Village (30 minutes back) and dropped our bikes at Bright Angel Lodge where Canyon Adventures picked them up. We boarded the train ON TIME! at 3:30pm. We did this journey in 3 hours on e bikes. ( we are in our 50's :) It was worth it! Such a fun adventure! As an added bonus, as the Canyon Adventures if they will drop off your bike and pick it up at on eof the hotels. We dropped our bikes off at Bright Angel (they picked them up!) then boarded the train, by 3:30. What a fun adventure. Steve and staff were great! Highly recommend.

Cute little store offering soda, water, coffee, donuts, snacks, and knickknacks as well as bike…read morerentals. I visited the Grand Canyon twice. Our first visit was nothing but fog and rain, so we had to come back the next day. During the first visit, the customer service was amazing. The employees were friendly and pleasant. Unfortunately, the second visit was very different. The workers were not as welcoming and seemed desperate for tips, which made the experience uncomfortable.

We booked two ATVs that each fit two people. The staff were very flexible with timing and allowed…read moreus to push our reservation back by about 30 minutes, which we really appreciated. When you arrive, you sign a waiver and watch a safety video that goes over the basics before heading out. They provide helmets in a variety of sizes as well as goggles. Unfortunately, the goggles I received had a broken cushion. I didn't notice until we had already started the ride. I was able to push them up and keep them in place, but they should probably check through their equipment and replace items that are broken or worn out. There are two main routes you can take and have plenty enough time to do both: * Outlaw Jeep Trail: this trail is mostly flat and takes you out to the Honanki Ruins. There's a $5 fee to park your ATV there if you want to walk over to see the ruins. It's about a 10-minute walk round trip and a nice quick stop. There are also restrooms there, which is convenient. * Diamondback Gulch: this trail is much steeper and more adventurous with sections that go straight down and straight up. It's definitely the more thrilling of the two. They provide a map and a sheet with step-by-step directions so you know where to turn and stay on the correct path. They also have their phone number posted on the front of the ATV in case you need to call for help. Some feedback: 1. Replace or remove broken equipment. 2. It would be helpful to list suggested speeds for both courses. One driver was going around 30 mph, which felt a bit fast for the flat trail, but I wasn't sure if that was considered safe or normal. 3. Clearer instructions on the trail loops would help. We weren't totally sure if we completed the loop, and we noticed people entering the Diamondback trail from two different spots. Overall, the staff were very friendly, the ATVs were great, and the whole process was smooth and easy. It was a really fun experience. Four hours was a little long for me as a passenger, but I still enjoyed the adventure.

We did a three hour devils bridge jeep rental yesterday and it was awesome! The people who help you…read moreare incredibly helpful and made us feel so safe before we headed out on the trail. At the end of the trail, near the old Sedona cabin, we found the perfect place to have a picnic and really soak in the surroundings. We had the absolute best day.

Amazing UFO tour with old Military Night Vision goggles! At some point in our trip we cancelled all…read moreof our lunch and dinner reservations because it was costing so much and decided to eat more conservatively and trade the money for more experiences. This started off as somewhat of a joke but it was one of our favorite things we did and I would recommend it to anyone. There's lots of mysteries on this planet and Sedona is a great place to experience some of the best. We met our guide Tom who was a contactee, very knowledgeable about UFO history, and passionate about the topic. He made the hour very fun and exciting even for the kids. We meet at the airport when it gets dark and Tom has an insane laser pointer he uses to point out planets, airplanes, satellites, and some unknown phenomena we were really happy to see. We saw lights that grew bright and then dim, others flying in a triangle formation, and something purple that was moving incredibly fast. The night vision lets you see what the skies look like with no light pollution and just being able to use those was worth the price of admission.

I'm not a skeptic, but spend your money on something else or a different tour…read more 5 chairs, over 12 people in the tour... everyone stood for three hours. When some of us were kneeling on the ground, she made a comment about bugs however we had no where to sit? We spent most of the time gathering around the trunk of her car as she showed us "artifacts" that looked brand new lol. She spoke for over 2 hours telling stories with only about 40 minutes of using the binoculars- although only one was given per pair so we had to switch on and off. 40 mins of binoculars was very cool however I wouldn't have spent this kind of money to use them. Wasn't sure going into it as we saw mixed reviews but wish we had listened!

I loved it. I went there as a field trip for my school all of 5th grade went there it was so much…read morefun! the food was amazing. The activities were great I climbed to the top of the tower! (on my third try) the beds were so comfortable! I got cabin cox hall it had a lot of room. My mom was a chaperone for the camp and my mom said the bed is not comfortable. I was in the blue group my friend was in my group too. My cabin had a fire place and a couch. And the guy that lives there is great ,he is funny.

This past weekend I attended the Men's Practice Training Camp at Chapel Rock with 100 other men…read more The facilities & room accommodations are top notch. Additionally the staff is hospitable and service oriented.