The City Tour operates in a low-floor bus that doesn’t need stairs to climb and has a handicap accessible flip-out ramp for use if needed.
There are several stops off of the bus where it is up to the individual how much or... More
The City Tour operates in a low-floor bus that doesn’t need stairs to climb and has a handicap accessible flip-out ramp for use if needed.
There are several stops off of the bus where it is up to the individual how much or how little walking they feel comfortable doing. The state Capitol building does offer wheelchair ramps and elevators, so no stairs would be required to climb there if you preferred not to; or you may choose to remain on the bus as it is parked rather than get off at any stop.
City tour Photo stops can vary depending on the guide, but major stops include Temple Square, Utah Capitol building, Pioneer Village, an overlook of the city on the mountainside, Brigham Young’s Pioneer mansions, and then a few brief photo stops that vary by guide (according to their own variety of special stories and insider knowledge).
There have been many individuals 80+ years old who have comfortably enjoyed the tour.
