Tabernacle Choir Performance + Salt Lake City Tour
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Tour Overview
⭐ Tabernacle Choir Performance + Salt Lake City Tour — 3.5 hrs
🕒 Sunday · 8:30 AM (includes live Choir concert)
Thursday · 5:00 PM (includes Choir rehearsal)
💵 $79.99 per person
📍 Departs Radisson Downtown Hotel (215 W South Temple, SLC)
🎶 Includes live Tabernacle Choir performance or rehearsal + fully guided city bus tour with off-bus stops
✅ Free cancellation · Family-owned 45+ years
Want a weekday option without the Choir performance? See our Salt Lake City Tour.
Hear the World-Famous Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square — Then See the Best of Salt Lake City
Join the only tour that combines a live Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square performance with a fully guided Salt Lake City bus tour. You’ll start your morning inside the historic Tabernacle — home of the 11,632-pipe organ and the world’s longest-running network broadcast, Music and the Spoken Word — then continue on a narrated sightseeing journey through Utah’s capital.
🎶 What Makes This Tour Unique
- See the Choir Live. Witness the 360-voice Tabernacle Choir in person during its Sunday broadcast or Thursday rehearsal — a once-in-a-lifetime cultural experience in Temple Square.
- Learn the legacy. Founded in 1847, the Choir has performed for six U.S. presidents and audiences around the world; hear it from where it all began.
- Then explore Salt Lake City. After the performance, enjoy our top-rated guided bus tour featuring historic neighborhoods, Capitol Hill, and scenic city overlooks.
- Local experts. Our Utah-born guides share stories, humor, and insights you won’t find in any guidebook.
- Effortless experience. Air-conditioned coach, guaranteed seating, and smooth logistics — we handle every detail.
📍 What You’ll See
Every tour blends the Choir’s breathtaking performance with Salt Lake City’s must-see landmarks:
- Temple Square – home of the Tabernacle, Salt Lake Temple, and Assembly Hall gardens.
- Utah Capitol Hill – movie-worthy marble interiors and sweeping Wasatch Mountain views.
- Mormon Pioneer Trail Monument – honoring the 70,000 pioneers who settled the valley.
- Cathedral of the Madeleine – a masterpiece of Gothic architecture in the historic mansion district.
It’s an inspiring morning that captures the spirit, music, and story of Salt Lake City — all in one seamless experience.
🕒 Tour at a Glance
Duration: 3.5 hours
Schedule: Sunday 8:30 AM (Live Broadcast) · Thursday 5:00 PM (Rehearsal)
Departure: Radisson Downtown Hotel (215 W South Temple, Salt Lake City)
Price: $79.99 per person
Includes: Choir performance admission, fully guided city tour, air-conditioned coach, free cancellation
“Hearing the Tabernacle Choir live gave us chills — and the city tour afterward made it the perfect Salt Lake day.”
— Tripadvisor Review
Reserve early: performances often fill weeks in advance. This is the easiest, most inspiring way to see both the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square and Salt Lake City in one unforgettable morning.
Frequently Asked Questions
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There is no formal dress code for the Tabernacle Choir Sunday broadcast nor for the Thursday evening rehearsal. Visitors are welcome to wear T-shirt and shorts if they like. We merely advise you to dress comfortably for the weather of that day as we’ll be touring the city as well.
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No, this Tabernacle Choir performance is not a religious worship service. This is simply a concert that includes a non-denominational inspirational message.
Fun Fact: Sunday worship services are not held at the auditoriums on Temple Square; instead Sunday worship services will occur in small church buildings scattered all across the valley.
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The tour begins at the Radisson Downtown Hotel (215 W South Temple, SLC) and returns to the same spot where the tour bus parks curbside directly in front of the main lobby entrance.
PARKING: All-day parking is available for a small fee at a lot directly across the street from the Radisson (parking lot entrance address is 50 John Stockton Drive, SLC)
This ideal location is 1-2 blocks away from both Temple Square and two shopping centers that offer many sightseeing and dining options for before/after the tour.
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Across the street from Radisson Downtown SLC Hotel is a large public parking lot that charges a small fee (Typically $10 for all-day parking, can vary with events of the day). Please allow yourself 10 minutes to pay, find a spot, and walk to Radisson Downtown Hotel.
Park Place is the name of the lot, with the main entrance located at 50 N 300 West Street. 300 West Street is also known as John Stockton Drive, so “50 John Stockton Drive, SLC” should also work in your GPS. See map links below:
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There is minimal walking. The tour is appropriate for all ages and ability levels. Many tour guests are senior citizens so we’ve kept that in mind. How much walking you do is your choice; some guests have even chosen to stay on the tour bus at the stops to remain in a comfortable seat rather than do any walking.
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About 2/3 of the total tour time is spent at four stops and the rest is enjoying an entertaining live narration by the tour guide while aboard the bus as it travels a 20-mile loop around Salt Lake City. Our four main stops are Temple Square, Utah Capitol Hill, Mormon Pioneer Trail Monument and Cathedral of the Madeleine; during these stops your tour guide will stay with the group to continue sharing stories and insights where appropriate.
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About 1/3 of the total tour time is spent on the bus as you travel a 20-mile loop around Salt Lake City through various historic districts. At evenly spaced intervals you'll be able to explore off the bus with your tour guide at several stops. Restroom breaks are available throughout the tour.
About an hour is spent off the bus at the Choir concert or rehearsal.
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Space is very limited on the bus, we don’t have room for wheelchairs or strollers. We may be able to accommodate folding wheelchairs or walkers but you must first call us directly at 801-364-3333 to confirm there will be space on your desired tour.
What’s there to see on a Salt Lake City Guided Tour?
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Temple Square is the most visited attraction in Utah attraction, with over 5 million visitors a year
Mormon Tabernacle: built in 1867, home of the world renowned Mormon Tabernacle Choir and one of the largest pipe organs in the world, 11,632 pipes!
LIVE PERFORMANCE: a daily organ recital with the most famous pipe organ in the world
Salt Lake Temple: the most iconic building in Utah and the largest Mormon temple in the world; inspired by medieval Gothic cathedrals of Europe, but built in the American Old West
Gardens: 500,000 plants of 700 different varieties brought from 100 countries around the world
Family History Library: largest genealogy library in the world
Conference Center: largest theater-style auditorium ever built, 21,000 seats
Historic Hotel Utah: century-old luxury hotel that hosted U.S. presidents, dignitaries and celebrities
BRIGHAM YOUNG’S ESTATE:
Beehive House: stately home of Brigham Young, known as the “American Moses”
Lion House: a polygamous mansion for 20 wives and 50 children in the Old West
Eagle Gate arch: Prominent 76-foot span arch with a 2-ton American eagle statue atop, marks the entrance to Brigham Young’s estate
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Utah Capitol Hill is filled with unique history, regal architecture and breathtaking scenery
Capitol: second most beautiful in America, used for Hollywood movies to depict the U.S. Capitol; spectacular marble rotunda with 6,000 lb. chandelier!
Scenic overlook: spectacular views of Rocky Mountains and 500-square-mile Salt Lake Valley
Council Hall: City Hall of the Old West
Mormon Battalion Monument: first and only religious unit in the U.S. military
White Memorial Chapel: pioneer-era Mormon chapel overlooking the valley; first in the city to have a steeple
Memory Grove: picturesque park featuring City Creek and memorials to Utah veterans
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Mormon Pioneer Heritage Park
Mormon Pioneer Trail: 70,000 pioneers walked 1,300 miles
This is the Place monument: Mormon pioneers and explorers of the American West
Deseret Village: a living history pioneer village
Scenic overlook: mountain views, overlook of the entire valley and Great Salt Lake
Pony Express Monument: awe-inspiring statues and Pony Express station with a beautiful mountain backdrop
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BRIGHAM STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT: Named one of the "10 Great Streets of America" by American Planning Association
Governor’s Mansion, and other mansions of wealthy mining magnates
Cathedral of the Madeleine: Roman Catholic headquarters in Utah; only cathedral in America under patronage of Saint Mary Magdalene
First Presbyterian Church: exquisite red sandstone and stained glass windows
Masonic Temple: Egyptian Revival architecture and mysterious sphinx statues, used for Hollywood movies and television shows
Mining Mansions: several other magnificent mansions built by silver and copper mining magnates 100 years ago
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OTHER ATTRACTIONS:
Historic Union Pacific Depot: one of the finest train stations in the Old West
Gateway Center & Olympic Legacy Plaza: “The Gateway to the City”
Pioneer Square and historic Rio Grande train station
Fort Douglas: Civil War-era fort built to keep an eye on the Mormons
Olympic Village and Stadium: relive the most successful Winter Olympics ever
University of Utah: Founded 1850, the oldest state university west of Missouri River
Trolley Square: Union Pacific magnate E.H. Harriman built Salt Lake City a state-of-the-art trolley car system in 1908, refashioned with inspiration from Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco
Library Square: designed by a world-famous architect in a stunning modern style
City Hall: striking Richardsonian Romanesque architecture and the symbol of non-Mormon citizens’ open defiance of the Mormon Church