Frequently Asked Questions

Unfortunately, since we are using older buses, they are not. However, if you are able to remove yourself from your wheelchair, we can help you collapse your chair, but we do not have wheelchair lifts on our buses.

By law, we have to allow all service dogs, but we also welcome smaller well-behaved dogs in containers or on your lap if they can sit nicely. We cannot have dogs running around on the bus.

Yes, we run seven days a week.

If you are near the Salt Palace, you can walk to the Salt Palace to catch the bus, if you are at any other downtown hotel, see our page for the list of hotel pick-up locations. You can also park at the State Capitol building or This is the Place.

Free parking in downtown Salt Lake is extremely limited. We recommend parking at the capitol building and then getting on the bus in front of the council hall information center with the two buffalos outside.

Yes, although we do not have stop signs at all our stops, so we recommend that you board either at the Salt Palace, at one of our hotel pick-ups, at the state capitol building, or Heritage Park.

Yes, of course.

No, you can use it for any two days you wish.

If you are under 65 and are military, we offer you the senior discount; however, we cannot give you a double discount if you are both senior and military.

Yes, we do, as long as your group is at least 10 people. If you have a group of 10 or more that wants to go on our tour, complete our contact form and we will get back with you about pricing.

Our normal wait times during peak season, when we have both buses running, is between 45 minutes to an hour. During non-peak times, on days with city festivals, or in the event that one of our buses is not running for any reason, the wait time may be up to one hour and 45 minutes. You might think that is too much time; however, all of our stops are at locations with museums, parks, shopping centers, historical sites, and other things that you really can’t fully see and enjoy in less than an hour and a half.

Our most popular stop is at the Natural History Museum and Red Butte Garden. These are right next door to each other, and you could spend all day there if you wanted to.