Trip Overview
2-Day New Tour \| Yellowstone & Grand Teton \| Bozeman Round Trip \| West Entrance Stay \| 12-Pax Small Group+Min 2 Pax
Tourist Number:	669905
Duration:	2 days
Start City:	Bozeman
End City:	Bozeman
Airport Pickup:
Language:	English
Departure Day:	Mon/Thu/Fri/Sat

Highlights
Only 3-hour round trip from Bozeman, no long drives, more time for scenery and in-depth visits. 12-person VIP small group with spacious 15-seat Mercedes-Benz van for comfortable and safe travel. Explore Yellowstone & Grand Teton in one trip, covering top natural wonders of the American West. Stay at selected hotels near Yellowstone West Entrance for easy access and efficient touring.

Itinerary
Special Note 1. The itinerary is for reference only and subject to actual arrangements. 2. The approximate assembly time is subject to our real-time updated pick-up schedule. Your guide will contact you proactively one day before departure to confirm the assembly or pick-up time. Please keep your communication device available. The actual assembly time shall be subject to the guide’s notice. 3. Please ensure that the contact number or information reserved in your order is valid and reachable. Any consequences caused by being unable to contact you and missing notifications or assembly time shall be borne by the passenger. 4. During the actual tour, the guide or driver reserves the right to appropriately adjust the visiting order, duration of stay or assembly time of attractions according to weather, traffic and other conditions to ensure a smooth trip. If any attraction is temporarily closed or closed on public holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day), the guide will arrange an exterior visit or replace it with other attractions to enrich the itinerary. Opening hours and capacity controls of attractions and national parks are subject to change without notice. Any impact on the itinerary due to the above reasons is considered force majeure, and no refunds will be provided. We appreciate your understanding. 5. Attraction arrangements within Yellowstone National Park will be determined by the guide according to actual conditions on the day of travel. 6. In the event that some attractions cannot be visited due to force majeure, including national park capacity restrictions, temporary closures or road closures, the company reserves the right to arrange alternative attractions or exterior visits. If no suitable alternative can be arranged and no related costs have been incurred, the corresponding entrance fees may be refunded, subject to the company’s verification. 7. For premium small groups during the tour: Groups of 6 or more passengers will be arranged with a high-top van or equivalent comfortable vehicle. Groups with fewer than 6 passengers will be arranged with a suitable vehicle based on the actual number of people. 8. Hotel Deposit: Each group must bring a credit or debit card valid in the destination country to complete the deposit pre-authorization or payment as required by the hotel upon check-in. The deposit amount and payment method are subject to the hotel’s specific policy. 9. Premium small group passengers are not allowed to bring their own national park annual passes or attraction tickets. If passengers bring such tickets anyway, the company will refuse to provide transportation service on that day, and passengers shall arrange their own transportation. (Non-US residents may bring their own national park annual passes.) 10. Luggage Limit: Due to vehicle size and passenger number restrictions, each passenger is allowed one 26-inch suitcase. If the luggage exceeds this limit and cannot be loaded, the passenger shall bear full responsibility. 11. The driver’s regular working time is 10 hours per day (calculated from the agreed assembly time), and no overtime fee will be charged for regular itineraries. Overtime caused by passengers’ requests to add attractions or extend stay time shall be borne by the requesting passenger or shared by the whole group. Overtime caused by passenger lateness shall be borne solely by the late passenger. Overtime charge: US$120 per hour, charged by the full hour for any portion of an hour. Tips apply from the start of service on the day of travel. No refunds for tips if you leave the group early. 12. Due to vehicle scheduling requirements, children under 8 years old must use a child safety seat on some vehicle types. We offer rental service at CAD$20 per child per day. If traveling with children under 8, please note it when booking or inform customer service in advance. Notes for Yellowstone National Park: 1. Attraction arrangements within Yellowstone National Park will be determined by the guide according to actual conditions on the day of travel. 2. During the periods of April 15, 2026 May 31, 2026 and September 1, 2026 October 15, 2026, we guarantee bear sightings in Yellowstone. If no bears are spotted, US$20 per person will be compensated. No such guarantee is provided for other dates. Day 1: Bozeman - Yellowstone National Park- West Yellowstone Trip: Bozeman, Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone Lake, Artists point, West Yellowstone Pick-up time is for reference only; actual time will be confirmed by your guide one day in advance. Depart at 7:00 in the morning. We will enter the world-famous Yellowstone National Park about 90 minutes from your hotel.Covered in primeval forests, Yellowstone National Park is America’s first national park, a pristine world of peace and beauty. Beneath its surface lies one of the largest active volcanoes on Earth, waiting for you to discover its incredible underground power.Drive east along the Madison River for approximately 30 minutes, with various wildlife passing by along the way, until we reach Yellowstone’s most famous geothermal area. We will first visit the Upper, Midway, and Lower Geyser Basins to enjoy a variety of geothermal features including hot springs, fumaroles, geysers, and mud pots. Leaving the geothermal area, we will head to the beautiful alpine Yellowstone Lake. Here you can stroll along the lakeside trails to enjoy the lake views and shoreline hot springs, or take a boat ride for a unique experience. Finally, we will visit the spectacular Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, featuring the thundering Yellowstone Falls and vividly coloured eroded volcanic rock formations. Return to West Yellowstone Town to conclude the day’s tour. Lower Geyser Basin (Fountain Paint Pots Trail): 40 mins Shortly after Madison Junction, we enter a steaming geothermal area dominated by colorful mud pots in red, yellow, and brown, colored by oxidized iron. Bubbles from volcanic gases vary with the seasons. Midway Geyser Basin (Grand Prismatic Spring): 60 mins A 10-minute drive brings us to Grand Prismatic Spring, the largest hot spring in the U.S. and third-largest in the world. It measures 75–91m wide, 49m deep, releasing about 2,000 liters of 71°C water per minute. Its vibrant concentric rings of blue, green, yellow, orange, and red make it Yellowstone’s most colorful sight. Upper Geyser Basin (Old Faithful Visitor Center): 60 mins A 15-minute drive leads to Old Faithful, Yellowstone’s first-named and most famous geyser, erupting roughly every 90 minutes up to 40 meters high. The visitor center offers exhibits, souvenirs, and park films. Yellowstone Lake (West Thumb Geyser Basin): 40 mins A 30-minute drive takes us to the glassy Yellowstone Lake. Formed 150,000 years ago by volcanic collapse, West Thumb features steaming hot springs merging with the lake, creating a misty, unique landscape with vividly colored vents. Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone & Upper/Lower Falls (Artist Point): 30 mins After a one-hour drive, we reach the canyon area. Carved over millions of years, the 20-mile-long, 1,000-foot-deep canyon is famous for its brilliantly colored volcanic rocks in white, yellow, green, blue, and red. Artist Point, the classic overlook immortalized by painter Thomas Moran in 1872, offers the best views of the canyon and waterfalls. Meals Included:* Breakfast: None / Lunch: None / Dinner: None Hotel: Tao's Inn & Cabin Village " West Yellowstone or the same level hotel Day 2: West Yellowstone - Jackson Hole - Grand Teton National Park - Bozeman Trip: , Grand Teton National Park, Grand Teton peak, Jackson Lake , Bozeman Today we will hike on some less-traveled boardwalks and revisit some of yesterday’s sights from a backpacker’s perspective. We have specially selected three iconic trails: Grand Prismatic, Morning Glory Pool, and West Thumb. In the afternoon, we will travel south from Yellowstone into Grand Teton National Park.The highest peak in the park is Grand Teton at 4,198 meters (13,773 ft), dotted with remaining glaciers.Among the glacial lakes, Jenny Lake is the most famous.Jackson Lake, formed by a dam on the Snake River, is the largest body of water in the area.Here you will find snow-capped peaks piercing the clouds, covered in millennia-old glaciers, with ranges stretching endlessly like a fairyland on earth. After leaving Grand Teton, we will pass through the National Elk Refuge and arrive at Jackson Hole, a classic Western cowboy town.You can soak up the local atmosphere and visit the iconic antler arches in the town center.In the evening, we return to West Yellowstone, where we may enjoy a stunning sunset over Yellowstone Lake at West Thumb.Finally, we drive back to Bozeman to conclude this unforgettable journey. Jackson Hole (Antler Arches Park) – 20 minutes The town exudes Western cowboy charm in every detail, from exterior decor to interior styling.The world-famous Antler Arches Park is located here, featuring the largest and most impressive elk antler arches in the United States, with one identical arch on each side of the square.The arches are made from naturally shed elk antlers after the herd winters in the National Elk Refuge.It is a must-visit photo spot for every traveler. Oxbow Bend – 20 minutes The Snake River flows downstream from Jackson Lake Dam, near Highway 89, and curves sharply toward Moran, resembling a wild ox’s horn — hence the name Oxbow Bend.A designated pull-off offers a westward view of the imposing Mount Moran rising dramatically above the river bend.Its massive granite formation stands tall and majestic.On calm mornings and evenings, the still water creates perfect reflections of snow-capped mountains, making this a signature location for photographers worldwide. Tall trees and glistening water create a leisurely atmosphere reminiscent of classic English landscape paintings.It is one of Grand Teton’s best spots for wildlife viewing and photography, and the ideal viewpoint for Mount Moran.Grand Teton’s autumn scenery is legendary, drawing countless photographers each year. Teton Point Turnout – 20 minutes A short drive south from Snake River Overlook along Highway 191 leads to Teton Point Turnout.The parking area offers sweeping, unobstructed views of the continuous, towering Teton Range.Visitors can fully appreciate the grandeur of Grand Teton and its ancient, permanent glaciers for a truly spectacular experience. Jackson Lake – 20 minutes Jackson Lake is a glacial lake in Grand Teton National Park, northwestern Wyoming, approximately 24 km long, 11 km wide, and 134 meters deep, with an average annual water temperature of 16°C.Following the completion of Jackson Lake Dam, the lake expanded significantly, with surface water used for irrigation by farmers in Idaho.The Snake River feeds the lake from the north and exits via the dam on the eastern shore. The lake supports rich aquatic life, including native and introduced trout species, Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat trout, and mountain whitefish.There are over 15 islands, notably Elk Island and Donoho Point.The John D. Rockefeller Jr. Memorial Parkway runs from southern Yellowstone to the lake’s north end and continues along its eastern shore.Marinas and lodges line the shore (most offering boat tours except Jackson Lake Lodge).The western shore remains largely primitive, ideal for hiking, camping, and enjoying calm, wind-rippled lake reflections. Yellowstone Lake (West Thumb Boardwalk) – 40 minutes In the evening, we return to the Yellowstone Lake area.As the largest high-elevation lake in North America, Yellowstone Lake features a unique blend of hot springs and open water, plus exceptional sunset viewing spots.West Thumb is the most distinctive boardwalk on Yellowstone Lake.Here you will see steaming thermal features, crystal-clear waters, and a brilliant backdrop of blue sky and white clouds. Upper Geyser Basin – 90 minutes(Morning Glory Pool, Sapphire Pool Trail – Sapphire Pool temporarily closed) After lunch, we will explore the trails behind Old Faithful.Upper Geyser Basin contains the highest concentration of geysers in Yellowstone.Of Yellowstone’s 200–250 geysers, about 180 are found in this area. Along the trail, we will visit famous features including Castle Geyser, Grand Geyser, Daisy Geyser, Riverside Geyser, and Morning Glory Pool.You will see all four types of geothermal features: fumaroles, hot springs, geysers, and mud pots.After reaching Morning Glory Pool, time and energy permitting, we can continue to Sapphire Pool in the Biscuit Basin area.Sapphire and Morning Glory are the most spectacular thermal features on this trail. Midway Geyser Basin – 60 minutes (Grand Prismatic Spring Boardwalk)Approximately 40 minutes after entering the park, we reach the Grand Prismatic boardwalk.The loop is about 3 km long, with a relatively flat gravel section in the first half and gentle slopes in the second half.Due to weather conditions, this trail is only open from May through August.Extra caution is required if visiting outside these months. Meals Included: Breakfast: None / Lunch: None / Dinner: None

Itinerary

Special Note

1. The itinerary is for reference only and subject to actual arrangements.
2. The approximate assembly time is subject to our real-time updated pick-up schedule. Your guide will contact you proactively one day before departure to confirm the assembly or pick-up time. Please keep your communication device available. The actual assembly time shall be subject to the guide’s notice.
3. Please ensure that the contact number or information reserved in your order is valid and reachable. Any consequences caused by being unable to contact you and missing notifications or assembly time shall be borne by the passenger.
4. During the actual tour, the guide or driver reserves the right to appropriately adjust the visiting order, duration of stay or assembly time of attractions according to weather, traffic and other conditions to ensure a smooth trip. If any attraction is temporarily closed or closed on public holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day), the guide will arrange an exterior visit or replace it with other attractions to enrich the itinerary. Opening hours and capacity controls of attractions and national parks are subject to change without notice. Any impact on the itinerary due to the above reasons is considered force majeure, and no refunds will be provided. We appreciate your understanding.
5. Attraction arrangements within Yellowstone National Park will be determined by the guide according to actual conditions on the day of travel.
6. In the event that some attractions cannot be visited due to force majeure, including national park capacity restrictions, temporary closures or road closures, the company reserves the right to arrange alternative attractions or exterior visits. If no suitable alternative can be arranged and no related costs have been incurred, the corresponding entrance fees may be refunded, subject to the company’s verification.
7. For premium small groups during the tour: Groups of 6 or more passengers will be arranged with a high-top van or equivalent comfortable vehicle. Groups with fewer than 6 passengers will be arranged with a suitable vehicle based on the actual number of people.
8. Hotel Deposit: Each group must bring a credit or debit card valid in the destination country to complete the deposit pre-authorization or payment as required by the hotel upon check-in. The deposit amount and payment method are subject to the hotel’s specific policy.
9. Premium small group passengers are not allowed to bring their own national park annual passes or attraction tickets. If passengers bring such tickets anyway, the company will refuse to provide transportation service on that day, and passengers shall arrange their own transportation. (Non-US residents may bring their own national park annual passes.)
10. Luggage Limit: Due to vehicle size and passenger number restrictions, each passenger is allowed one 26-inch suitcase. If the luggage exceeds this limit and cannot be loaded, the passenger shall bear full responsibility.
11. The driver’s regular working time is 10 hours per day (calculated from the agreed assembly time), and no overtime fee will be charged for regular itineraries. Overtime caused by passengers’ requests to add attractions or extend stay time shall be borne by the requesting passenger or shared by the whole group. Overtime caused by passenger lateness shall be borne solely by the late passenger. Overtime charge: **US$120 per hour**, charged by the full hour for any portion of an hour. Tips apply from the start of service on the day of travel. No refunds for tips if you leave the group early.
12. Due to vehicle scheduling requirements, children under 8 years old must use a child safety seat on some vehicle types. We offer rental service at CAD$20 per child per day. If traveling with children under 8, please note it when booking or inform customer service in advance.
Notes for Yellowstone National Park:
1. Attraction arrangements within Yellowstone National Park will be determined by the guide according to actual conditions on the day of travel.
2. During the periods of April 15, 2026 May 31, 2026 and September 1, 2026 October 15, 2026, we guarantee bear sightings in Yellowstone. If no bears are spotted, US$20 per person will be compensated. No such guarantee is provided for other dates.

Day 1: Bozeman - Yellowstone National Park- West Yellowstone

Trip:

Bozeman,

Yellowstone National Park,

Yellowstone Lake,

Artists point,

West Yellowstone

*Pick-up time is for reference only; actual time will be confirmed by your guide one day in advance.

Depart at 7:00 in the morning. We will enter the world-famous Yellowstone National Park about 90 minutes from your hotel.Covered in primeval forests, Yellowstone National Park is America’s first national park, a pristine world of peace and beauty. Beneath its surface lies one of the largest active volcanoes on Earth, waiting for you to discover its incredible underground power.Drive east along the Madison River for approximately 30 minutes, with various wildlife passing by along the way, until we reach Yellowstone’s most famous geothermal area. We will first visit the Upper, Midway, and Lower Geyser Basins to enjoy a variety of geothermal features including hot springs, fumaroles, geysers, and mud pots.

Leaving the geothermal area, we will head to the beautiful alpine Yellowstone Lake. Here you can stroll along the lakeside trails to enjoy the lake views and shoreline hot springs, or take a boat ride for a unique experience. Finally, we will visit the spectacular Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, featuring the thundering Yellowstone Falls and vividly coloured eroded volcanic rock formations.

Return to West Yellowstone Town to conclude the day’s tour.

Lower Geyser Basin (Fountain Paint Pots Trail): 40 mins

Shortly after Madison Junction, we enter a steaming geothermal area dominated by colorful mud pots in red, yellow, and brown, colored by oxidized iron. Bubbles from volcanic gases vary with the seasons.

Midway Geyser Basin (Grand Prismatic Spring): 60 mins

A 10-minute drive brings us to Grand Prismatic Spring, the largest hot spring in the U.S. and third-largest in the world. It measures 75–91m wide, 49m deep, releasing about 2,000 liters of 71°C water per minute. Its vibrant concentric rings of blue, green, yellow, orange, and red make it Yellowstone’s most colorful sight.

Upper Geyser Basin (Old Faithful Visitor Center): 60 mins

A 15-minute drive leads to Old Faithful, Yellowstone’s first-named and most famous geyser, erupting roughly every 90 minutes up to 40 meters high. The visitor center offers exhibits, souvenirs, and park films.

Yellowstone Lake (West Thumb Geyser Basin): 40 mins

A 30-minute drive takes us to the glassy Yellowstone Lake. Formed 150,000 years ago by volcanic collapse, West Thumb features steaming hot springs merging with the lake, creating a misty, unique landscape with vividly colored vents.

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone & Upper/Lower Falls (Artist Point): 30 mins

After a one-hour drive, we reach the canyon area. Carved over millions of years, the 20-mile-long, 1,000-foot-deep canyon is famous for its brilliantly colored volcanic rocks in white, yellow, green, blue, and red. Artist Point, the classic overlook immortalized by painter Thomas Moran in 1872, offers the best views of the canyon and waterfalls.

Meals Included: Breakfast: None / Lunch: None / Dinner: None

Hotel: Tao's Inn & Cabin Village " West Yellowstone or the same level hotel

Day 2: West Yellowstone - Jackson Hole - Grand Teton National Park - Bozeman

Trip:

Grand Teton National Park,

Grand Teton peak,

Jackson Lake ,

Bozeman

Today we will hike on some less-traveled boardwalks and revisit some of yesterday’s sights from a backpacker’s perspective. We have specially selected three iconic trails: Grand Prismatic, Morning Glory Pool, and West Thumb. In the afternoon, we will travel south from Yellowstone into Grand Teton National Park.The highest peak in the park is Grand Teton at 4,198 meters (13,773 ft), dotted with remaining glaciers.Among the glacial lakes, Jenny Lake is the most famous.Jackson Lake, formed by a dam on the Snake River, is the largest body of water in the area.Here you will find snow-capped peaks piercing the clouds, covered in millennia-old glaciers, with ranges stretching endlessly like a fairyland on earth.

After leaving Grand Teton, we will pass through the National Elk Refuge and arrive at Jackson Hole, a classic Western cowboy town.You can soak up the local atmosphere and visit the iconic antler arches in the town center.In the evening, we return to West Yellowstone, where we may enjoy a stunning sunset over Yellowstone Lake at West Thumb.Finally, we drive back to Bozeman to conclude this unforgettable journey.

Jackson Hole (Antler Arches Park) – 20 minutes

The town exudes Western cowboy charm in every detail, from exterior decor to interior styling.The world-famous Antler Arches Park is located here, featuring the largest and most impressive elk antler arches in the United States, with one identical arch on each side of the square.The arches are made from naturally shed elk antlers after the herd winters in the National Elk Refuge.It is a must-visit photo spot for every traveler.

Oxbow Bend – 20 minutes

The Snake River flows downstream from Jackson Lake Dam, near Highway 89, and curves sharply toward Moran, resembling a wild ox’s horn — hence the name Oxbow Bend.A designated pull-off offers a westward view of the imposing Mount Moran rising dramatically above the river bend.Its massive granite formation stands tall and majestic.On calm mornings and evenings, the still water creates perfect reflections of snow-capped mountains, making this a signature location for photographers worldwide.

Tall trees and glistening water create a leisurely atmosphere reminiscent of classic English landscape paintings.It is one of Grand Teton’s best spots for wildlife viewing and photography, and the ideal viewpoint for Mount Moran.Grand Teton’s autumn scenery is legendary, drawing countless photographers each year.

Teton Point Turnout – 20 minutes

A short drive south from Snake River Overlook along Highway 191 leads to Teton Point Turnout.The parking area offers sweeping, unobstructed views of the continuous, towering Teton Range.Visitors can fully appreciate the grandeur of Grand Teton and its ancient, permanent glaciers for a truly spectacular experience.

Jackson Lake – 20 minutes

Jackson Lake is a glacial lake in Grand Teton National Park, northwestern Wyoming, approximately 24 km long, 11 km wide, and 134 meters deep, with an average annual water temperature of 16°C.Following the completion of Jackson Lake Dam, the lake expanded significantly, with surface water used for irrigation by farmers in Idaho.The Snake River feeds the lake from the north and exits via the dam on the eastern shore.

The lake supports rich aquatic life, including native and introduced trout species, Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat trout, and mountain whitefish.There are over 15 islands, notably Elk Island and Donoho Point.The John D. Rockefeller Jr. Memorial Parkway runs from southern Yellowstone to the lake’s north end and continues along its eastern shore.Marinas and lodges line the shore (most offering boat tours except Jackson Lake Lodge).The western shore remains largely primitive, ideal for hiking, camping, and enjoying calm, wind-rippled lake reflections.

Yellowstone Lake (West Thumb Boardwalk) – 40 minutes

In the evening, we return to the Yellowstone Lake area.As the largest high-elevation lake in North America, Yellowstone Lake features a unique blend of hot springs and open water, plus exceptional sunset viewing spots.West Thumb is the most distinctive boardwalk on Yellowstone Lake.Here you will see steaming thermal features, crystal-clear waters, and a brilliant backdrop of blue sky and white clouds.

Upper Geyser Basin – 90 minutes(Morning Glory Pool, Sapphire Pool Trail – Sapphire Pool temporarily closed)

After lunch, we will explore the trails behind Old Faithful.Upper Geyser Basin contains the highest concentration of geysers in Yellowstone.Of Yellowstone’s 200–250 geysers, about 180 are found in this area.

Along the trail, we will visit famous features including Castle Geyser, Grand Geyser, Daisy Geyser, Riverside Geyser, and Morning Glory Pool.You will see all four types of geothermal features: fumaroles, hot springs, geysers, and mud pots.After reaching Morning Glory Pool, time and energy permitting, we can continue to Sapphire Pool in the Biscuit Basin area.Sapphire and Morning Glory are the most spectacular thermal features on this trail.

Midway Geyser Basin – 60 minutes

(Grand Prismatic Spring Boardwalk)Approximately 40 minutes after entering the park, we reach the Grand Prismatic boardwalk.The loop is about 3 km long, with a relatively flat gravel section in the first half and gentle slopes in the second half.Due to weather conditions, this trail is only open from May through August.Extra caution is required if visiting outside these months.

Meals Included: Breakfast: None / Lunch: None / Dinner: None

Pricing

1. The sequence of itineraries is subject to change without prior notice according to departure date, weather, traffic, etc.

2. Two full-size beds per room, Usitour don't guarantee extra rolling/sofa bed for 3rd or 4th person, please contact front desk for availability;

3. Some itineraries offer "Buy two get one discounted" or "Buy two get two discounted", which means three or four persons share one room can get discount;

4. We offer a "buy two get one discounted" or "Buy two get two discounted” . Due to we reserve bus seats, no-show of third and fourth discounted customers incur penalty fee, and the first and second customers should pay the fee to tour guide.

5.Please read carefully the content in "What's Excluded" section on tour's detail page,and directly pay the fee in cash to your tour guide.

What's Included:

1.Professional tour vehicle with commercial auto insurance
2. Professional driver-guide service
3. One night’s hotel accommodation

What's Excluded:

Air fares between your hometown and the departure city.

All meals and drinks during the trip are not included in tour price. The tour guide will make eating arrangements.

A mandatory service fees: A total of $10.00/day per passenger. Any child / Infant reserving a seat will have to pay the service fees as well. Ex: 2 people taking a 2-day tour would pay: $10 x 2 (seats) x 2 (days) = $40. For those who enjoy free pick-up from Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Salt Lake City, each guest pays a tour guide + driver for a total of $4 /passenger per trip(Only Hotel Shuttle Bus);

If the tour includes California theme parks, the price is a mandatory fee, please pay when placing the order;

Personal room fees such as laundry or valet services, telephone calls, or alcoholic beverages/ mini bar items, unless they are otherwise specified.

All listing mandatory admission, please pay when you make the booking or pay cash to tour guide;

Any private expenses

Surcharge will be added to the total price when checking out.

All other fees not show in "What's Included".

Admissions and optional tours (The following admissions and optional tours ticket prices are for reference only. The opening hours of the attractions are subject to seasonal adjustment. In case of closure, the tour guide will be adjusted according to the actual situation without prior notice.)

Subject Of Entry	Adult/per.	Child/per.	Elder/per.
Mandatory fees
【Mandatory Fees】Grand Teton & Yellowstone NP admission tickets, national park permits, taxes, CUA, fuel and parking fees	$100.00	$100.00	$100.00

How to Book

Before You Book

- Your purchase does not guarantee confirmation. Your purchase will initiate a reservation process. We will confirm with you via email within one to two business days. - Prices may vary due to availability. We reserve the right to make price adjustment without prior notice. - Please refer to our Customer Amendment, Cancellation and Refund Policy before you make reservation. - Local tour provider reserves the right to make modifications to tour arrangements including order of tour activities, hotel and its location if deemed necessary.

Booking Process:

1. Place Order	Choose the departure date, pick-up location, number of adults/children, and tours or activities that you like, provide all required information and then place your order.
2. Place Order	Choose the departure date, pick-up location, number of adults/children, and tours or activities that you like, provide all required information and then place your order.

After You Book:

- Immediately after submitting your reservation you will receive a Receipt of Reservation via email. - Within one to two business days of submitting your reservation you will receive a confirmation email from us. If you need to book an airline ticket, we recommend that you do so after you receive a confirmation of your tour reservation from us. - An E-Ticket will be sent to you via email as soon as details of your reservation are confirmed or your supporting information is received by us. We will provide you with all detailed information about your tour on the E-Ticket. Contact information for local tour provider will be included on E-Ticket for your convenience or re-confirmation purpose if re-confirmation is required. - Simply print your E-Ticket and present it with your valid photo ID on the day of your activity to your tour guide. Please remember E-Ticket is your proof of purchase.