Zion National Park Shuttle Tickets

Starting June 26, 2020, Zion National Park is running a temporary timed ticket system for the park shuttle, to provide predictable access to the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, meet CDC, state and local guidance related to COVID-19, and reduce shuttle wait times. All passengers age three and older require a ticket to board. Children two and under do not need a ticket but must be held on an adult's lap. You may reserve up to 8 tickets per day. The shuttle is the way to access the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, including the trailheads for the Narrows and Angels Landing; private vehicles may not drive up the scenic drive when the shuttle is operational. All other areas of the park — the east side, the mile-long Zion-Mt. Carmel Tunnel, Kolob Terrace, and the Watchman and Pa Rus trails — do not require a shuttle ticket. A park entrance fee applies in addition to the shuttle reservation. The park honors annual and lifetime passes for entry, including the Zion Park Annual Pass and the Interagency Annual, Senior, Access, Volunteer, Military and 4th Grade passes; holders must have the pass available at the entrance station for verification. All pass holders still need to reserve shuttle tickets if they plan to ride.