Groups: Group fees are available for groups of 15 and over. Video/audio recordings and binoculars are prohibited. Photography: Photography is allowed for a fee camera permits are $13. summer hours (March 1-October 31) 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Hours: Winter hours (November 1-February 29) 9 a.m.-4 p.m. The pueblo also operates the Sky City Hotel and Conference Center. Tribal operated gaming is available at Sky City Casino. Visitors may attend several festivals during the year at the pueblo. Many fine pieces are for sale in the Visitors Center at the base of the mesa, which also houses a museum, a restaurant and the information center where tours of the pueblo are arranged. The delicately decorated pottery of Acoma is among the most prized of Indian crafts. Although most present-day Acomas have residences in nearby villages, several families still occupy the old homes on the mesa (known as 'Sky City'). Fifty miles west of Albuquerque, Acoma Pueblo is impressively situated atop a 365-foot sandstone mesa.
