Explore the place where Olympic dreams came true in 2002 and are still motivating today's aspiring Olympians.
Learn about the inner-working of one of the most complex Olympic venues in the world. And hear the remarkable stories of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games & Utah's rich history of pioneering and growing the sport of skiing.
Guided Venue Tours
The best way to explore the venue & learn about the amazing stories of Olympic achievement (and some of the more peculiar tales) is to join one of our Guided Tours.
You'll board our shuttle bus and be driven to the top of the world's highest nordic ski jumps and one of the fastest sliding tracks in the world. During the 1-hour tour, our guides will do what guides do best - inform, explain & entertain. Their knowledge & stories bring the Games to life.
Guided Tour Schedule & Pricing
- 7 days a week, starting at 11am and continuing on-the-hour until the last 4pm tour for the day.
- Adults (13-64 yrs.) - $10
- Seniors (65+ yrs.) - $7
- Youth (3-12 yrs.) - $7
- Infants (2 and under) - Free
For private group tours click here.
Admissions & Self-Guided Tours are Free
Stroll through our Ski & Olympic Games museums, gift shop & theatre. Watch Olympic & aspiring youth athletes in training on a year-round basis. And during summer, hang out on our deck & grab some food from the Big Air Grill while watching athletes launch off our freestyle jumps into the splash pool.
Schedule- Now – June 8th
- Monday – Sunday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
- June 9th - September 3rd
- Monday – Sunday: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
- September 4th - December
- Monday – Sunday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
- Admission is free
Additional Information
Accessibility - Public buildings located at the Utah Olympic Park are wheelchair accessible. Accommodation for individuals interested in the guided bus tour, or with other special needs such as hearing impairment, require 48 hours advance notice to the Host Desk.
For safety and consideration of visitors and employees of the Utah Olympic Park, animals such as domestic pets are not allowed on the grounds of the facility. This policy does not apply to registered working service animals that provide rescue assistance or assist persons with disabilities