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SunState Helicopter Tours has some of the most experienced helicopter pilots in the industry and we offer some of the most amazing Phoenix helicopter tours you will find! We are an FAA certified air carrier with a FAR 91.147 Letter of Authorization and maintain our helicopters to the most exacting standards. We are proud of our perfect safety record, and our customers love that too!

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Located in the Scottsdale Airpark in Scottsdale, Arizona, SunState Helicopter Tours LLC offers local valley tours, helicopter photo flights, and part 61 flight instruction as well as a host of other helicopter services. We provide VIP transportation, aerial survey services, 360-degree aerial tours, wedding services, hangar rentals, special event support, photography & videography services and just about anything you can imagine!

SunState was founded by Chris Dobkins in 2014 with a vision of providing a unique and memorable way to experience the magnificent Valley of the Sun. In addition to our tour flights and services, we offer many levels of flight training which targets both junior and senior skill levels. We currently operate the R44 Raven II. Chris (a 21-year veteran pilot) is passionate about helicopters and truly loves to fly! Our goal is to provide memories you’ll cherish for a lifetime and provide the safest experience for both you and your loved ones. And to this day, we maintain our perfect safety record.

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Airplane tours & tickets, grand canyon skywalk & adventure tour from phoenix (adv).

Step into the incredible surroundings of the Grand Canyon on a journey that shows off the best sights of the West Rim. This excursion gives you spectacular

Grand Canyon Signature Tour from Phoenix (PJX)

Admire the Grand Canyon from the air, and then step right up to the canyon rim, on this combination of 2 scenic expeditions. With an overflight of the canyon

Aerial Tour from Phoenix to Sedona (SZA)

Your tour begins with a flight from the Deer Valley Airport in north Phoenix, past the communities of Cave Creek and Carefree, over the Tonto National Forest,

Phoenix to Grand Canyon Air & Monument Valley Ground (MVJ)

See the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, and Monument Valley in a single tour as you take to the skies over the Southwest. A narrated flight takes you over Tonto

Phoenix to the Grand Canyon Express Air Tour (AIR)

Take to the sky to see one of the most spectacular sights of the American Southwest. This flight carries you over the wilderness of Arizona's largest national

Phoenix to to the Grand Canyon Air & Hiking Tour (GCH)

Your aerial tour takes you from Phoenix to enjoy the view of Tonto National Forest, the red sandstone formations around Sedona, the San Francisco Peaks, and

Scenic Airplane Flight & Wine Tasting Tour to Sedona (SWT)

Enjoy the sights of Sedona and the unique tastes of its wines with this combination of an aerial adventure and a winery tour. From the woodlands of Tonto

Sedona Air & Jeep Tour (SZJ)

See the red sandstone bluffs of Sedona and get an up-close look at the landscape with this combination of a scenic, narrated flight and a 4x4 tour. Along with

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If you're staying downtown, the light rail and a good pair of walking shoes can handle your transportation needs. If you want to venture further, however, the best way to conquer this sprawling city is with your own set of wheels. Of course, taxis and rideshare services are also available.

If you want to make the most of Phoenix, the only time of year to travel is November through March. Temperatures from winter into early spring hover in the fairly comfortable 70s°F, meaning you can take full advantage of all the outdoor fun on offer. By April, things will be starting to get seriously hot, with temperatures of 106°F being fairly common. That kind of heat is not for the faint of heart.

Phoenix can really dry you out, so protect against that blistering heat by packing lip balm and lots of sunscreen. Oh, and a refillable water bottle-you'll definitely need it. You should also bring:

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Grand Canyon Air Tours

The Grand Canyon is one of the most recognizable and breathtaking natural landscapes in the world. Discover the world-renowned sights aboard a Grand Canyon air tour with Papillon. Grand Canyon tours soar over the massive stone walls of the Grand Canyon National Park or the Grand Canyon West Rim.

Our fixed-wing airplanes are specifically designed for sightseeing and are the perfect option for individuals and groups alike. Each aircraft comes equipped with climate control and headset narration for each passenger. Worried about a language barrier? No problem. Our airplane tours offer narration in multiple languages too.

Read on to discover your perfect Grand Canyon airplane tour today.

Fly Over the Grand Canyon

Grand Discovery Air Tour

This airplane tour showcases the most incredible sights of the Grand Canyon's South and East Rims. You'll see impressive aerial views of ancient rock formations, the Kaibab Forest, and the Colorado River between the canyon walls.

From: Grand Canyon National Park over Grand Canyon

Duration: Approximately 40-45 minutes

Features: Views of Grand Canyon National Park | Views of Colorado River | Airplane

Canyon and River Adventures Tour

Experience the best of the Desert Southwest with an airplane flight over the Grand Canyon, a guided tour into the depths of Antelope Canyon, and a rafting adventure along the Colorado River and through Horseshoe Bend!

From: Grand Canyon National Park to Page/Antelope Canyon

Duration: Approximately 12½ - 13 hours

Features: Antelope Canyon | Horseshoe Bend | Airplane | Raft | Boat

Grand Discovery Rim to Sky

Explore the Grand Canyon National Park from all angles with this combo airplane tour and Hummer ground excursion. You'll see views of the canyon expanse from the sky, then travel to multiple famous lookout points on an open-air Hummer vehicle.

Features: Stand on the Edge | Airplane | Hummer

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Grand Canyon Air Tour FAQs

How much is an airplane flight over the grand canyon.

It depends. The price of each Grand Canyon airplane tour is based on a number of factors. For example, a few of the choices that will impact the price of your trip include:

• The tour destination
• The departure location
• The length of your tour
• Whether there are any additional experiences or upgrades

Seem complicated? Don't worry. The cost of each airplane tour is conveniently located next to each individual tour listing. And with Papillon, the rate we quote online is the rate you'll pay. No guesswork required.

Learn more about fare information and rules for Grand Canyon air tours.

Can you fly through the Grand Canyon?

Absolutely! We are the preferred partner of the Grand Canyon National Park and our aircraft are certified to fly the entire Grand Canyon.

Which city is closest to the Grand Canyon?

That depends on which side of the Grand Canyon you are on.

Las Vegas is the closest city to the Grand Canyon West Rim . It is located about 130 miles from the rim and takes approximately two hours and fifteen minutes to drive.

Meanwhile, the South Rim is closer to Phoenix . Phoenix is located about 230 miles from the Grand Canyon Visitor Center and takes approximately three hours and thirty minutes to drive.

What other kinds of Grand Canyon tours does Papillon offer?

Papillon offers a wide range of Grand Canyon tours. Soar over the Grand Canyon National Park aboard a state-of-the-art helicopter or airplane, or embark on a ground or boat tour to get a close up of the impressive canyon landscapes. Here are just a few of the amazing types of tours available.

• Grand Canyon helicopter tours
• Grand Canyon airplane tours
• Grand Canyon bus tours
• Grand Canyon adventure tours (rafting, ATV rides, and more)
• Tours that include the Grand Canyon Skywalk, Antelope Canyon, or the Hoover Dam

Discover all the incredible Grand Canyon tours with Papillon today.

What do I need to bring on my Grand Canyon airplane tour?

• Bring your I.D. All passengers booked on a tour must have a government-issued form of identification.
• Bring a bottle of water. All passengers are allowed to bring water, however, the bottle is not allowed to be open in the aircraft
• Bring your camera. Cameras and phones are allowed and encouraged.
• Wear layered clothing and sensible shoes. If you are embarking on an air tour in October through mid-March, winter clothing is recommended.

Do you offer Grand Canyon airplane tours for groups?

We do! Our airplanes can each transport either 9 or between 17 to 19 passengers, making airplane tours the perfect adventure for groups. From conference teams to wedding parties, families and beyond, your group can experience the thrill of the Grand Canyon together.

Our teams have incomparable expertise in itinerary development and will create a convenient travel plan for even the most logistically-challenging group tours.

Please contact our groups and incentives department to learn more about customizing your groups Grand Canyon air tour.

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Air Tours of the Grand Canyon National Park

Take flight in a fixed-wing aircraft over the Grand Canyon National Park. From the air, you'll gaze across the vast expanse of the Grand Canyon South Rim and straight down to the canyon floor. Capture aerial views of the Zuni Corridor, Imperial Point, Confluence of the Colorado and Little Colorado Rivers, Kaibab National Forest, and Kaibab Plateau aboard your first-rate airplane tour of the Grand Canyon National Park.

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Air Tours of the Grand Canyon West Rim

Buckle up and enjoy the remarkable aerial sights of the Grand Canyon West Rim aboard a sightseeing airplane tour. Soar over Eagle Point and Guano Point and gaze straight down to the Colorado River running along the canyon floor.

Papillon's airplanes are completely designed with our guests' safety, comfort, and sightseeing needs in mind. The soaring vantage point will allow even amateur photographers to shoot professional-level photos to cherish for a lifetime.

Similar to our Grand Canyon West Rim helicopter tours , airplane tours can include essential West Rim stops at the glass Skywalk, Hualapai Ranch, and the best 360-degree lookout points that the canyon has to offer.

Learn more about touring the West Rim of the Grand Canyon

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Grand Canyon Airplane Tours from Las Vegas

The Grand Canyon is one of the most captivating landscapes in the world. Every year, millions of people travel to see the brilliant red canyon walls, the sun reflecting off of the Colorado River, and the foliage and animals that inhabit the land.

What better way to experience these magnificent sights than from the bird's-eye view from a Papillon airplane tour. Many people are surprised to learn that Las Vegas is just a short distance from the Grand Canyon. While you are in Las Vegas, take a break from the neon signs and city streets for an unforgettable aerial experience.

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Grand Canyon Airplane Tours from South Rim

Are you already planning a trip to the Grand Canyon National Park? Enhance your adventure with an airplane tour from our South Rim Grand Canyon terminal. By the time you arrive back at the South Rim terminal, you'll have enough photos and memories to last a lifetime.

Grand Canyon Airplane Tours from West Rim

Airplane tours launching from the West Rim of the Grand Canyon include a scenic flight over Grand Canyon West and the Colorado River. During these world-class tours, you'll also get to check out destinations like Hualapai Ranch, Eagle Point, and Guano Point.

If you're already planning a day trip to this side of the canyon, consider rounding out your adventure with an air tour for a truly unforgettable experience.

Discover a rare, multi-sensory experience like no other at the Commemorative Air Force Airbase Arizona Museum.

At the only combat aviation museum in Phoenix, you’ll take an edu-venture through history and learn how aircraft evolved as a vital partner to ground and sea operations from WWI to present. Get up close and personal with history. Our friendly docents are the keepers of nostalgic, inspirational stories and are at your service to answer any questions or lead a tour through our collection of artifacts and exhibits.

Walk through our working hangar and watch aircraft mechanics bring powerful engines to life. Climb aboard our bombers and cargo planes or, better yet, book a once-in- a-lifetime flight in an authentic warbird. Choose among six WWII aircraft, from an open biplane to the rarest bombers in the world. And don’t forget to stop by our museum gift store and bring home a bomber jacket. We’re a non-profit organization and staffed 99.9% by dedicated volunteers who honor our mission.

Our mission pillars:  Educate, Inspire, Honor .

Hours and location, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. wed. – sun., closed thanksgiving, christmas, and new year’s day, 2017 n. greenfield rd. mesa, az 85215 northeast corner of greenfield and mckellips.

Get directions Please note that hours may change due to special events, and on-site aircraft may change due to maintenance and tour schedules. If you are planning a visit to the museum, feel free to call us to confirm availability.

Ticket Prices (effective March 1, 2024)

Adults (18+): $20 seniors (65+) & veterans: $15 kids (5-17): $10, cockpit tours: $12, kids under 5:  free members:  free active military:  free disabled veterans:  free gold star families: free.

Our 501(c)(3) non-profit organization is run almost entirely by volunteers. All admission revenue goes toward educating, remembering, preserving, and restoring military aviation history.

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Buy a seat on one of our six flying warbirds for that special someone in your life..

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Ride a Warbird

After touring our hangar full of rare combat planes on the ground, experience them in the air!

Book your ride

Reserve your spot to feel what it was like to fly in a real warbird on the way to your next mission.

Our mission The mission of the Commemorative Air Force is education, such that generations of Americans will value and support the contributions of military aviation in assuring our nation’s freedom.

Plan Your Trip

Within minutes of the museum in Mesa, Arizona, you can tube down the Salt River, hike in the Superstition Mountains, catch a spring training baseball game, and more.

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Rated One of the Top Things to Do in Mesa

“The aircraft they have on display are a complete marvel and it’s impossible to look at them and not be in complete awe.” Read more reviews on TripAdvisor

This is a great place to visit. They have many, many planes on exhibit, inside and outside.

After my presentation on American Airmen in WW2 @AZCAF 1st time on a B-17. Fantastic, a true "sentimental journey" for me. A great museum!

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Visiting large boneyards in the western u.s..

Located in Arizona, California and New Mexico are seven major airplane boneyards, each in dry, low-humidity desert environments and offering long runways and extensive storage areas.

Virtually all airplane boneyards and storage facilities are limited access sites.

Boneyards typically do not allow visitors and do not provide tours.

We encourage potential visitors to check with individual sites to learn about access policies and tours.

Shown below is a list of these boneyard facilities ... click the facility name for visitor & tour information.

As always, we recommend obeying all warning signs and avoiding restricted areas.

Boneyard Tours of the Davis-Monthan AFB AMARG Facility in Tucson

AMARG is a controlled-access facility and off-limits to personnel without the proper clearance.

Touring the Pinal County Airpark Near Tucson, Arizona

The Pinal Airpark , located in Marana, Arizona, northwest of Tucson, is a county-owned airport just north of the Pinal/Pima county line along Interstate 10.

Ascent Aviation Services offers secured ramp and storage area for all sizes of aircraft at the Pinal Airpark.

JetYard LLC is a FAA 145 Repair Station #7QAR515C, providing complete aircraft storage and parking along with part-out and disassembly services.

The Pinal Airpark can be reached via I-10 Exit 232 onto the Pinal Air Park Road ... the gate area is about 3 miles west of Interstate 10.

The Airpark is open to the public. However, there are though two distinct sides to the airport just like most others. The Airside which is the side where the planes are parked, the runway, and other areas that are dangerous or off limits for security reasons, and the Landside which is generally accessible to anyone.

The Pinal Airpark has limited availability for tours, as it is an operational airport. Please contact Christina M. Martinez at (520) 866-6448 or email [email protected] for information/tour questions.

Regarding photography at the Pinal Airpark: If you are on the public side of the airpark, photography is permitted. If you are on the Airside being escorted or on a tour you are asked not to, unless you are told you may. The reason is that many planes are missing engines or other recognizable parts, and some of the owners or operators of those aircraft have asked that people not take pictures because the planes are not in a good condition. It is asked that people respect the wishes of those owners and operators.

For more information, visit the website of the Pinal County Airpark and/or tenant companies and government agencies for current information on access.

... about the Pinal Airpark

Touring the Mojave Air and Space Port in California

The Mojave Air and Space Port and industrial park in the California desert is home to more than 60 companies engaged in flight development, highly advanced aerospace design, flight test and research, the wind industry, and heavy rail industrial manufacturing.

The Mojave airport is also a storage and reclamation facility for commercial airliners, due to the vast area and dry desert conditions.

The Mojave Air & Space Port does not offer tours to the public.

However, visitors are welcomed during the monthly “Plane Crazy Saturdays" to see the airport, static displays and possible fly-ins.

Also, the airport offers a Mojave Air and Space Port Virtual Driving Tour . The virtual tour includes 9 stops around the facility that highlight its major attractions. Very well done!

The Voyager Restaurant is located onsite at the airport.

During official, major events, visitors should enter the airport property from the south on Airport Boulevard at the Highway 58 entrance. They will be directed to specific areas for parking and viewing.

For more information, contact the East Kern Airport District, 1434 Flightline, Mojave, CA 93501. Phone 661.824.2433, or visit the official website of the Mojave Air and Space Port

... about the Mojave Airport

Visiting the Phoenix Goodyear Airport

The Phoenix Goodyear Airport is located about 20 miles west of downtown Phoenix, Arizona, and south of Interstate Highway I-10. The main entrance to the airport is from South Litchfield Road (exit 128 I-10). Highway 85 (Main Street) runs along the south portion of the airport property.

Phoenix Goodyear does not offer tours to the public.

The best viewing of the jetliners stored there is from South Bullard Avenue, which runs along the west side of the airport.

... about the Phoenix Goodyear Airport

Southern California Logistics Airport

The Southern California Logistics Airport (SCLA) is situated about 7 miles northwest of downtown Victorville, California, and about 90 miles northeast of Los Angeles.

It is located just north of Air Base Road (Air Expressway).

While you can drive through some of the the streets and roads at SCLA, most business and industry areas are restricted. No organized tours are available.

... about the Southern California Logistics Airport

Touring the Roswell International Air Center Area

The Roswell International Air Center (RIAC) is located five miles south of the central business district of the City of Roswell, New Mexico.

No organized tours are available at the RIAC.

The physical address of the Air Center is 1 Jerry Smith Circle, Roswell, New Mexico 88203.

... about the Roswell International Air Center

Kingman Airport and Industrial Park

The Kingman Airport & Industrial Park is five miles north of Interstate 40 in Kingman, Arizona, and spans 4,000 acres. The industrial park is a vibrant commercial community, and home to more than 70 businesses in diverse fields, including the temporary storage of airliners.

No organized tours are available at the Kingman Airport.

For additional information on the airport and industrial park, contact the City of Kingman, 7000 Flightline Drive, Kingman AZ 86401, or phone 928.757.2134.

... about the Kingman Airport

Boneyard Safari Tours of the Aircraft Restoration & Marketing (ARM) Facility in Tucson

Aircraft Restoration & Marketing (ARM) is located next to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. ARM has over 26 years of experience offering a full range of aircraft related services.

The company dismantles, transports, refurbishes and seeks replacement parts for both government and civilian aircraft, for businesses and individuals internationally.

ARM is located at 5080 E. Nebraska, Tucson, AZ 85706. Phone 520.574.1200 

Once a month the Boneyard Safari provides a hands-on tour in conjunction with ARM in Tucson. Docents guide guests through a C-130, DC-3/C-47, Boeing 727, and walk around various other aircraft including a C-27A, T-37, C-131F, HU-16, and P-3. The tour is limited to 3 hours due to hot weather conditions.

Boneyard Safari is located at 10645 N Oracle Road, Suite 121 - 101, Oro Valley, Arizona 85737. Phone 520.314.7478.

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Aircraft Restoration & Marketing (ARM) Boneyard Safari Tours offer walk through aircraft, history at Tucson "boneyard" Arizona Daily Star - Tucson.com - 04/20/2017

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Twenty One Pilots Tour playing Phoenix in 2024. Here's how to get tickets

Grammy-winning duo Twenty One Pilots will bring the Clancy World Tour to Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix on Friday, Aug. 30, 2024.

The duo also shared a new song, “Next Semester,” from “Clancy,” a forthcoming album set to be released May 17 on Fueled By Ramen.

The Clancy World Tour is Twenty One Pilots’ biggest headline tour to date. Launching Aug. 15 in Denver, the tour traverses North America through the fall before heading to New Zealand, Australia, Europe and the United Kingdom. 

How to get tickets Twenty One Pilots 2024 Clancy World Tour

Fans can participate in an official artist presale for tickets beginning April 2 in the U.S. and Canada and April 3 in the U.K., Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

All remaining tickets will be made available during the general on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, April 5. For tickets and complete details for Twenty One Pilots’ the Clancy World Tour, visit twentyonepilots.com/tour .

What to expect from Twenty One Pilots new album 'Clancy'

Last month, Twenty One Pilots returned with news of “Clancy” and released the album’s lead single “Overcompensate” alongside an accompanying official music video directed by Reel Bear Media. The track, which has rocketed up the Alternative Radio chart, currently residing in the Top 5, made a massive impact upon launch as it welcomed listeners back to the band’s immersive world of ‘Trench.’

"Clancy" is currently available for pre-order in a variety of physical formats including: two limited-edition deluxe box sets, four vinyl variants with additional retailer exclusives, an exclusive CD and journal book, a cassette and photocard wallet, and much more. For the full suite of Clancy pre-order offerings, visit Twenty One Pilots’ official store.

How Twenty One Pilots conquered the world with 'Blurryface'

Having amassed more than 33 billion streams worldwide with more than three million tickets sold across global headlining tours, the Columbus, Ohio-based duo of Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun have established themselves among the most successful bands of the 21st century and redefined the sound of a generation. 

Co-produced by Joseph and Paul Meany, “Clancy” marks the final chapter in an ambitious multi-album narrative first introduced in the band's 2015 multi-Platinum breakthrough, “Blurryface.” The release of “Clancy” on May 17 coincides with the ninth anniversary of “Blurryface.”

Twenty One Pilots extended the ambitious concept laid out in “Blurryface” with their 2018 platinum album “Trench.” Featuring “Chlorine,” “My Blood” and the Grammy-nominated “Jumpsuit,” the album graced spots on “Best of” year-end lists by Billboard, KERRANG!, Alternative Press and Rock Sound, which ranked it No. 1.

The duo’s 2021 epic “Scaled And Icy” debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Top Rock Albums and Alternative Albums charts while landing at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, marking the biggest opening week for a rock album in 2021. The record is highlighted by the No. 1 Alternative Radio hits “The Outside,” “Saturday,” and “Shy Away."

That last song scaled the top at the format in just three weeks, placing the duo in an elite group of acts with multiple songs to rise to No. 1 at the format in three weeks or less, including U2, R.E.M., the Cure, Linkin Park, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Foo Fighters.

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Antelope Canyon Tour – Phoenix (ANT)

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• User Ages: Ages 8+
• Hour Glass Duration: 8-9 hours

Scenic Air & Land Tours of the most scenic parts of Arizona

From phoenix – flight code: (ant).

• Scenic, narrated flight over the most beautiful parts of Arizona
• Lake Powell and Marble Canyon
• Hiking tour of Antelope Canyon
• Overflight of the widest and deepest part of the Grand Canyon

Flights may make additional stops.

Tour Itinerary

Check in at the Deer Valley airport in the morning for your scenic, narrated flight over the Tonto National Forest, Verde Valley, San Francisco Peaks, Coconino Plateau, and the Grand Canyon. Then, fly along Marble Canyon to Page, AZ.

After landing at Page, passengers will be transported to the Antelope Canyon trailhead for a 1.5-hour walking/hiking tour. After the walking/hiking tour, passengers will be transported back to Page where lunch will be provided, and then to Page airport for a departure back to Deer Valley airport.

Please note the Antelope Canyon tour is quite strenuous and not suitable for anyone with mobility challenges.

No bags allowed on the hiking portion of the ground tour.

This tour will be booked on a first-come/first-served basis. We will confirm the availability with you after booking.

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2024 men's NCAA Tournament Final Four dates, game times, TV, location, teams and more

And then there were four.

It wasn't that long ago when 68 teams joined the dance, and now the 2024 men's NCAA Tournament is nearing its end. After Sunday night, just four teams remain in the fray, with UConn and Alabama punching their tickets to Arizona on Saturday. Purdue joined them on Sunday with NC State earning the last spot.

UConn has the opportunity to repeat, but the Huskies have to get two more wins to call themselves back-to-back champs.

The 11th-seeded NC State Wolfpack surged past No. 4 seed Duke in the second half to win 76-64 and set up a date with the Boilermakers, led by Zach Edey . With the win,  NC State advanced to its first Final Four since winning it all in 1983 .

Here's everything you need to know about the 2024 men's Final Four:

FOLLOW THE MADNESS: NCAA basketball bracket, scores, schedules, teams and more.

When is the Final Four?

• Date: Saturday, April 6
• Start time: Games scheduled for 6:09 p.m. and 8:49 p.m. ET

The 2024 men's Final Four is scheduled Saturday, April 6, at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. No. 4 seed Alabama and No. 1 seed Connecticut are set to square off at 8:49 p.m. ET, with No. 1 Purdue will face No. 11 seed North Carolina State at 6:09 p.m. ET.

What TV channel is the Final Four on?

TBS is televising both the national semifinals, on Saturday, April 6, and the national championship, on Monday, April 8, this year.

Where is the Final Four?

• Location: Glendale, Arizona
• Venue: State Farm Stadium

The 2024 Final Four is set to be played at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The stadium is home to the Arizona Cardinals in the NFL .

The national championship game will be played in the same stadium on Monday, April 8.

Final Four bracket

The bracket is all but set. Here's the field:

• (1) Connecticut vs. (4) Alabama
• (1) Purdue vs. (11) North Carolina State

Who is in the Final Four?

On Saturday, March 30, UConn defeated Illinois to punch its ticket to the Final Four. Alabama followed suit by downing Clemson to advance to the national semifinals.

On Sunday, March 31, Zach Edey and Purdue outlasted Tennessee to advance to the Final Four. North Carolina State continued on its remarkable March run by defeating ACC rival Duke in the Elite Eight. The Boilermakers take on the Wolfpack on Saturday, April 6.