Glacier National Park Logan Pass Shuttle Tickets

Children aged 2 and older must have their own seat and their own shuttle ticket. Infants under 2 years old can travel as a "lap child" and may ride the shuttle on the lap of a ticketed adult passenger. You may reserve up to 10 tickets per day. Glacier National Park’s shuttle bus season begins on July 1, and ends on September 7, 2026. A reservable ticketed shuttle pilot will be in place to service Logan Pass as a primary visitor destination, help visitors have a more predictable shuttle experience and manage congestion along Going-to-the-Sun-Road. Visitors planning hikes from Logan Pass that will exceed 3 hours should secure a Logan Pass Shuttle ticket, as parking at Logan Pass is limited to a maximum of 3 hours. Visitors can reach Logan Pass from the following areas using the shuttle system: West Side Shuttle Service: Starting Points: Apgar Visitor Center or Lake McDonald Lodge Once boarded at one of these starting locations, the only stop will be at Logan Pass. East Side Shuttle Service: Starting Points: St. Mary Visitor Center or Rising Sun Picnic Area Once boarded at one of these starting locations, the only stop will be at Logan Pass. Tickets are non-transferable and photo ID may be requested to verify that the ticket purchaser is present. Tickets purchased outside of Recreation.gov will not be honored. In addition to a shuttle ticket, visitors must have a park pass. Park passes are available for purchase at Glacier National Park entrance stations or online at Recreation.gov. The park will honor annual and lifetime passes for entry including: Glacier National Park Annual Pass, Interagency Annual Pass, Interagency Senior Pass, Interagency Access Pass, Interagency Volunteer Pass, Interagency Military Pass, and Interagency 4th Grade Pass. If you have one of these passes, you will not need to pay for a Glacier National Park Pass, but you will need to have your pass available at the entrance station for verification.