Take a guided tour of Luray Caverns, subterranean caves that were discovered in 1878 and are now a National Historic Landmark. Your knowledgeable guide will identify and explain some of the caves' most impressive formations, such as Leaning Column, Titania's Veil, Dream Lake, and Double Column. Listen to the song of the Great Stalacpipe Organ, which makes stalactites sing by tapping them. The admission fee includes your tour, as well as entrance to the Car and Carriage Caravan and Luray Valley Museum. Choose to start, finish, or center your holiday on a trip to Luray Caverns by using our Luray trip maker.
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Being able to observe a natural wonder at close distance is an amazing privilege. Luray Caverns have been beautifully excavated to preserve their beauty and also allow human beings to feel safe...
Being able to observe a natural wonder at close distance is an amazing privilege. Luray Caverns have been beautifully excavated to preserve their beauty and also allow human beings to feel safe... more »
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Visited on a Sunday morning during a weekend trip to Luray. Glad we went early, as it was definitely more crowded as we were leaving. Was able to hear the largest instrument in the world! Had a GREAT.... more
Visited on a Sunday morning during a weekend trip to Luray. Glad we went early, as it was definitely more crowded as we were leaving. Was able to hear the largest instrument in the world! Had a GREAT.... more »
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These amazing caverns are NOT WORTH $32/person. Why do they cost much? Is it wrong to expect a guided tour or at least Luray Caverns workers around who I can ask questions to for this cost? With number of people in that place in a single hour on the weekend, they've got to be able to afford new speakers for the organ (why is it so noisy? No-one around for me to ask). Other than printing a pamphlet for each visitor, I don't understand where the $32 goes. Is maintenance crazy expensive or something? If so, that is interesting and I wish there was someone who worked there who could explain. At this cost, and with the traffic there in a single weekend, I expect Luray to be giving out scholarships to future geologists or something. They are gorgeous and worth seeing, and I am disappointed in the cost without any justification or explanation. Shout out to the 1 worker dude we did meet in the caverns who knew all about them and who answered a few of our questions. Instead of paying him to give tours, they had him picking up trash. What a waste of his knowledge and kindness.
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Wonderment, excitement, and the unknown all come together in a truly unique experience. Take a journey deep into the earth to see how our great planet and these massive cave systems were formed. With beautiful sounds and sights, this is an experience like no other. So much to do in and around the Caverns makes this a day trip to remember! Visit the amazing gift shop and grab a bite to eat. This is a must do for anyone traveling through Virginia!
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