Anyone out there interested in visiting the Skywalk next time you run down to the Grand Canyon? Be prepared for some serious sticker shock, as at current prices it'll cost a family of four as much as $300 to take a short stroll on what more and more folks are calling a tourist trap.
For the latest on this experience, check out this blogger's report.
An Update on That Pricey Skywalk
Published Date
May 4, 2007
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