to sum it up-\nwe were going to do the legacy package for $86 per person but the cashier told us if we don't want food package we should just do the basic+skywalk which was about $76. we had 6 people so thats a savings of $60 already! and plus we planned ahead and brought our own sandwiches/ate in the car. so we headed off, first stop don't waste time because you will be amazed with the view once you hop off the bus but keep it moving and get onto the skywalk line inside the gift shop! \n\nour experience was interrupted as clouds/lightning moved into the area and they had to shut down the skywalk temporarily so they kicked everyone off the line and told us to check back in an hr or two. of course people were frustrated and decided to ask for refunds. we decided not to and just wait it out, took some pics nearby, let some rain pass. and were back on line in no time and were one of the first ones this time to get onto the skywalk. make sure you pose for many many photos with the photographers. they will tell you what to do but DO NOT BE SHY and ask for more poses. the more poses you get the more likely you will buy the usb for $80 with 15 pics of your choice. if you come in a family that's worth it compared to other places charging $20/pic!\n\nnext stop, guano point. save ALL your picture taking skills here because this is the BEST view. since they dont let you bring anything onto the skywalk this is the photo op! plenty of room to spread out, plenty of angles to get the best pic from. you can literally spend a few hours here on a good sunny day taking pics!! climb some rocks while youre at it too. i think we were lucky, coming on the monday of labor day the lines were almost nonexistent in the entire place. this was by far a better experience than the people say on yelp. if you have never experienced the grand canyon before then you will think its worth the price. if you have experienced it at the north or south rims then maybe you woudnt be so jaded for the $76 price tag.