Tabernacle Choir Performance + Salt Lake City Bus Tour

Experience the magic of the world-renowned Tabernacle Choir alongside a captivating exploration of Salt Lake City‘s rich history and iconic landmarks. Whether you choose an intimate evening rehearsal or a full concert, you’ll be mesmerized by the choir’s Grammy and Emmy award-winning performances. From the Utah State Capitol to Temple Square, this tour offers a unique blend of music and sightseeing that will leave a lasting impression. Discover why Salt Lake City is a hub of cultural heritage and musical excellence.

Key Points

• Opportunity to experience the world-renowned Tabernacle Choir’s performance, either at an evening rehearsal or a full concert.
• Guided tour of Salt Lake City’s historical landmarks, including the Utah State Capitol, Mormon Pioneer Trail, and Temple Square.
• Immersion in the city’s rich musical and architectural heritage, with the Tabernacle Choir’s Grammy and Emmy award-winning sound.
• Specialized seating arrangements to accommodate children under 8 and accommodate folding wheelchairs.
• Centralized meeting point at the Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown, with easy access to transportation and parking.

Tour Overview

The tour offers visitors a chance to experience the world-renowned Tabernacle Choir’s performance and explore the highlights of Salt Lake City.

Guests can choose between an intimate evening rehearsal or a full concert. The bus tour includes stops at the Utah State Capitol, This is the Place Heritage Park, and the iconic Temple Square.

With a 4.7 rating from 455 reviews and 93% of travelers recommending it, this tour provides an engaging way to discover the city’s history, architecture, and renowned musical heritage.

Highlights of Salt Lake City Sightseeing

Utah’s state capitol building stands tall, housing the chambers and offices of the state’s legislative and executive branches.

Nearby, the Mormon Pioneer Trail showcases the historic route traveled by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1846 to 1868.

The Mormon Pioneer Trail traces the historic route traveled by Latter-day Saints from 1846 to 1868.

At Temple Square, the 10-acre complex features historic buildings and serves as a top tourist attraction.

The National Pony Express Monument honors the original Express riders, while the 2002 Winter Olympic venues provide a glimpse into the city’s sporting legacy.

This diverse sightseeing tour offers a rich overview of Salt Lake City’s iconic landmarks.

The Awe-Inspiring Tabernacle Choir

Complementing the diverse sights of Salt Lake City, the world-renowned Tabernacle Choir captivates visitors with its awe-inspiring performances.

Known for its:

1. Grammy and Emmy award-winning sound
2. 360 all-volunteer members
3. Distinctive acoustics in the historic Salt Lake Tabernacle

The choir’s concerts offer a unique musical experience.

Whether it’s an intimate evening rehearsal or a full-blown Sunday performance, the Tabernacle Choir’s rich harmonies and uplifting repertoire leave a lasting impression.

Visitors are sure to be moved by the choir’s musical excellence and the chance to witness this iconic cultural treasure.

Performance Experience and Seating

Although the Tabernacle Choir’s concerts are renowned for their musical excellence, the seating arrangements and acoustics merit special consideration.

The performance may take place at either the LDS Conference Center or the historic Salt Tabernacle, depending on the season. Due to the unique acoustics, special seating is provided for children under 8.

The choir’s performance lasts approximately an hour and is included in the tour price.

Whether attending the intimate Thursday rehearsal or the full Sunday concert, visitors can expect an exceptional musical experience as part of their Salt Lake City sightseeing tour.

Tour Meeting Point and Logistics

The tour meets at the Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown, located at 215 W S Temple St in Salt Lake City.

The tour meets at the Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown, located at 215 W S Temple St in Salt Lake City.

The tour bus parks curbside 10-15 minutes before departure, and parking is available across the street.

The tour has a maximum group size of 34 travelers and, while not wheelchair accessible, can accommodate folding wheelchairs with prior notice.

Travelers can take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the experience starts.

What Travelers Are Saying

Positive reviews highlight the knowledgeable guides, such as Matthew and Grant, and the engaging performances by the Tabernacle Choir.

The tour is praised for its informative content and enjoyable pacing. Some feedback noted a desire for more time at the choir performance and minor logistical issues.

The tour is highly recommended for visitors wanting to learn about Salt Lake City and experience its musical heritage.

Travelers gave the tour an impressive 4.7 rating based on 455 reviews, with 93% recommending it.

Exploring the Mormon Pioneer Trail

Along the Mormon Pioneer Trail, visitors can explore the historic route traveled by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1846 to 1868.

Visitors can explore the historic Mormon Pioneer Trail, traversed by the Church of Latter-day Saints from 1846 to 1868.

Key highlights include:

1. Witnessing the striking landscape that the early pioneers traversed, with dramatic vistas of mountains, prairies, and rivers.
2. Learning about the hardships and determination of the pioneers, who braved extreme weather and difficult terrain to reach their destination in Utah.
3. Visiting monuments and interpretive centers that commemorate the legacy of the Mormon pioneers and their incredible journey.

Experiencing the Winter Olympic Venues

Visitors exploring the sites used during the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City will discover a fascinating glimpse into the city’s Olympic legacy.

The tour includes stops at several venues, including the Utah Olympic Park, where visitors can see the ski jumping and bobsled tracks.

At the Olympic Cauldron Park, they’ll witness the striking flame monument that burned during the games.

Plus, the tour showcases the Legacy Bridge, which connects downtown to the Olympic facilities.

These sites offer a unique opportunity to experience the spirit and infrastructure that made Salt Lake City a world-class host for the 2002 Winter Olympics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Purchase Souvenirs on the Tour?

The tour offers opportunities to purchase souvenirs at various stops, including Temple Square. Travelers can browse local shops and pick up mementos to remember their experience listening to the renowned Tabernacle Choir and exploring Salt Lake City’s top attractions.

Is Photography Allowed During the Choir Performance?

Photography is generally allowed during the Tabernacle Choir’s performances, but flash photography is prohibited as it can distract the performers and disturb other audience members. Visitors are encouraged to capture the memorable experience respectfully.

What Is the Dress Code for the Choir Performance?

The performance dress code is generally business casual, though visitors can wear a variety of attire. It’s best to avoid casual wear like shorts, t-shirts, or flip-flops to maintain the performance’s respectful atmosphere.

Can I Bring My Own Snacks on the Bus Tour?

Passengers can bring their own snacks on the bus tour. However, it’s best to avoid strong-smelling foods and opt for tidy, non-messy options to avoid disturbances or messes during the sightseeing experience.

Is Wifi Available on the Tour Bus?

Unfortunately, the tour bus does not provide WiFi. It’s best to plan ahead and download any necessary content before the tour starts, as cellular coverage may be limited in certain areas during the sightseeing portion.

The Sum Up

This unique tour allows you to witness the captivating Tabernacle Choir performance while also exploring Salt Lake City’s rich history and iconic sights. Whether you choose an intimate rehearsal or a full concert, you’ll be mesmerized by the choir’s Grammy and Emmy award-winning talent. Combined with the city tour, it’s an unforgettable experience that showcases Salt Lake’s cultural heritage and architectural wonders.