Flagstaff Visitor Center
Step into the heart of Route 66 at the Flagstaff Visitor Center, where adventure begins against a backdrop of stunning mountain scenery! Nestled in a historic building, this vibrant hub offers travelers invaluable tips and insider recommendations, ensuring you uncover the hidden gems of Flagstaff and beyond. With engaging exhibits celebrating the region’s rich history and culture, it’s the perfect launching point for your epic journey along the Mother Road. Discover the spirit of the wild West and create unforgettable memories in this charming desert town!
Angelique Hoefl
3 months ago"The visitor center has a great selection of souvenirs and trinkets for all ages. A wide range of free informational brochures and packets are available for tourists. Free public restrooms are also available. The staff is friendly and helpful. But the best part is the train that goes around the top part of the store - kids (and kids at heart) will love pressing the red button for just 25 cents."
John K
3 months ago"Very helpful staff, plenty of brochures for adventures and more. Lots of items for sale for just about every interest someone would have. Trains being a theme at this railroad station adjunct. There's parking nearby and it's a great location to use as a starting point for a self guided walking tour of the downtown area. You can also arrange to get on a horse and wagon ride through downtown."
Wayne Driver
3 weeks ago"The staff was informative and friendly. The building is located next to a very active railway, but the noice and vibrations are hardly noticeable in the visitor center."
Rick White
10 months ago"The visitor center inside the train station has lots of travel and tourist information. There are numerous freight trains that roll through Flagstaff each day along with Amtrak which is perfect for rail fans. There is also lots of Route 66 nostalgia and easy access to restaurants."
Cellular Reset Journey Donna
8 months ago"Friendly, knowledgeable on North Arizona area, and loaded with resources for customers. Fair pricing on souvenirs. Amtrak station departing, 8:30 pm for LA, OR Amtrak train departs early morning for Chicago. Be sure to stop by in the historic district Route 66 in Flagstagg AZ. Don't forget to purchase a ticket for parking."
