Real Discounts
Real Reviews
Real Stories
Discover Grand Canyon and
Northern Arizona via Route 66
with the Route 66 Boarding Pass
Real Discounts-Real Reviews-Real Stories
Discover Grand Canyon and Northern Arizona
via Route 66 with the Route 66 Boarding Pass.
Boarding Pass Discounts & Rewards
- Discover Discounts and Special Offers along Route 66 and the Grand Canyon with the Route 66 Boarding Pass.
- No app to install, no email required, just download the boarding pass, check out the offers from our Boarding Pass Partners, and start saving.
- Save on Lodging, Dining, Tours, Shopping, Attractions and more as you visit the Grand Canyon and Northern Arizona.
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Featured Grand Canyon Boarding Pass Partners
Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters
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Buck Wild Grand Canyon Hummer Tours
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Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines
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Discover Northern Arizona via Route 66
Use the Route 66 Centennial Boarding Pass to save on Lodging, Dining, Tours, Activities and more in Northern Arizona. Nothing to purchase, just download the Boarding Pass and check out the offers available in each location.
Check out our REAL reviews from real travelers who have visited some of our Boarding Pass Partners. These videos include reviews from visitors who have just completed their Grand Canyon and Northern Arizona Adventures.
Enter the Contest to Win a Deluxe Grand Canyon Adventure that includes Lodging, a Ride on the Grand Canyon Railway, a Private Buck Wild Hummer Tour, a Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopter Tour, and Dinner at Big E Steakhouse.
Route 66-The Mother Road
Route 66 was commissioned in 1926, and passes through 8 States: Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. Nicknamed the Mother Road, because it connected the heartland to the West Coast, and provided a migration route for people during the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression. Route 66 spans approximately 2,400 miles from Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, CA.
Route 66 was decommissioned in 1985 after the completion of Interstate 40, and many business and communities were greatly affected by the loss of traffic as more people chose I-40 for their travel route. Many states have designated bypassed sections of Route 66 as “Historic Route 66” and “National Scenic Byways”.The original “Cars” Movie takes place in the fictional town of “Radiator Springs”, and the movie creators visited the Arizona towns of Oatman, Seligman and Holbrook for inspiration.
- Check out our Stories to read about the history of Route 66.
- Visit the Events page to find Route 66 Centennial Events in Northern Arizona.
- Enter to win the Ultimate Route 66-Grand Canyon Contest
- Download the Boarding Pass to receive special offers and discounts from our partners. Offers include Helicopter and Airplane Tours, Hummer Tours, Lodging, Dining and more.
- Watch Video Reviews from visitors at the Grand Canyon National Park
Route 66 and Grand Canyon Stories
These stories document real places, real people, and real experiences along Route 66 and the Grand Canyon region.
From historic road stops and classic towns to once-in-a-lifetime journeys and seasonal experiences, each story helps travelers understand what makes this stretch of the Mother Road unforgettable.
This is not promotional content — it’s a living archive created to preserve the spirit of Route 66 as we approach the 2026 Centennial.
