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Summer Comet Bobsled Ride
The ride of your life!
Experience the ride of a lifetime on our Comet Bobsled! One of our professional pilots takes three passengers on a thrilling ride down the entire length of the Olympic track. In less than a mile, you'll rip through 15 turns, reach speed of about 80 mph, and experience up to 5 G's of force. Summer Rates $75 per person No...
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  • Summer Comet Bobsled Ride
    Experience the ride of a lifetime on our Comet Bobsled! One of our professional pilots takes three passengers on a thrilling ride down the entire length of the Olympic track. In less than
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    a mile, you'll rip through 15 turns, reach speed of about 80 mph, and experience up to 5 G's of force. Summer Rates $75 per person No reservations needed. Please purchase tickets at our guest services desk. Special Offer: Save 20% off when you bundle a Bobsled Ride with any pass! Summer Schedule DATES*   SCHEDULE   TIMES May 18 to June 2   Weekends Only   Sat: Noon to 5 pm; Sun: 1 to 5 pm June 8 to Sept 2   Open Daily   Sun to Fri: 1 to 5 pm; Sat: Noon to 5 pm Sept 7 to 29   Weekends Only   Sat: Noon to 5 pm; Sun: 1 to 5 pm *Bobsled Rides also available Memorial Day (May 27) and Labor Day (Sept 2) 1 to 5 pm. Bobsled is closed in October. Winter Schedule Reservations starting in November for 2013/14 Winter Season. Winter Rates + Reservations $200 per person Add a Rocket Skeleton Ride for just $25 ($25 Savings) on Fri, Sat and Holidays. For private groups of 10 or more, click here for group reservations. Bobsled Rules & Safety Requirements The Comet Bobsled ride is a highly physical and extreme experience, generating up to 4-5 times the force of gravity. We strongly discourage anyone with chronic neck problems, back or kidney problems, heart problems, recent surgery, and/or high blood pressure from riding the Comet Bobsled. Anyone questioning their health status or experiencing hesitations should not ride the Comet bobsled. Please note that there is a possibility of injury whether the above listed conditions and symptoms apply to you or not. If you are pregnant you may not ride the Comet Bobsled. Riders must be at least 16 years of age or older and at least 100 lbs. to ride. Proof of age may be requested and a parent or guardian must be present to sign waiver for riders younger than 18 years of age. Rides may close due to extreme weather conditions or other special circumstances. Please review cancellation policy
  • Adventure Courses + Drop Tower
    Our NEW Adventure Courses are a fun way to build skills and challenge yourself as you weave through rope and balance features! ADVENTURE COURSES AND DROP TOWER OPENING MAY 18
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    For private groups and group team-building experiences on the Adventure Courses + Drop Tower, email the Sales Team. Choose from three levels of Adventure Courses! Based on your sense of adventure, our courses offer challenges for all abilities. Plus, don't miss the thrilling Drop Tower with Zipline! Discovery Adventure Course This entry-level course is designed to challenge the Park’s youngest adventurers. Adults are welcome up to the specified weight limits, please be prepared to duck around obstacles, crawl through tight spaces, and climb on elements sized for smaller individuals. The Discovery Course is accessed at the Two Towers Entry located in the Nordic Plaza. Ages 5 and older. UOP STRONGLY RECOMMENDS adult participation with those ages 7 & younger. Adventurers must weigh a minimum of 35 lbs. and a maximum of 215 lbs. to participate. Adventurers must also be able to pull themselves back onto the element in case of a fall. Canyon Adventure Course This intermediate-level course is designed to test one's abilities with log traverses, swinging elements, and problem-solving features. Participants should be prepared to be at heights up to 25 feet in the air where their agility, balance, and coordination will be tested. After gearing up at the Adventure Center, the Canyon Course is accessed by taking the Oak Trail. Located in Trackside Plaza. For ages 7 & older. UOP STRONGLY RECOMMENDS adult participation with those ages 9 & younger. Youth under 7 years of age MUST complete the Discover Course and receive an Adventure Card from a course operator prior to attempting the Canyon Course. Participants must weigh a minimum of 45 lbs. and a maximum of 275 lbs. Participants must also be able to pull themselves back onto the element in case of a fall. UOP strongly recommends that participants begin with the Discovery Course prior to attempting the Canyon Course. Summit Adventure Course This advanced-level course is designed to test even the strongest athletes with wire traverses, swinging elements, and problem-solving features. Participants should be prepared to be at heights up to 55 feet in the air where their strength, agility, balance, and coordination will be tested. After gearing up at the Adventure Center, the Summit Course is accessed by taking the Oak Trail. Located in Trackside Plaza. For ages 13 & older Youth under 13 years of age MUST complete the Canyon Course and receive an Adventure Card from a course operator before progressing to the Summit Course. Participants must weigh a minimum of 45 lbs. and a maximum of 275 lbs. Participants must also be able to pull themselves back onto the element in case of a fall. UOP strongly recommends that ALL participants begin with the Canyon Course prior to attempting the Summit Course. Zipline to Drop Tower This advanced-level adventure is designed to test the thrill-seekers with a 377-foot long zipline high above the treetops finishing at the 65-foot high Drop Tower. From the Drop Tower there is ONLY ONE WAY DOWN – simply step off the platform for an exhilarating, 65-foot free fall. The Drop Tower will challenge the mental fortitude of even the toughest participant. After gearing up at the Adventure Center, the Drop Tower is accessed by taking the Bridges Trail to the start platform. Located in Trackside Plaza. Participants must weigh a minimum of 45 lbs. and a maximum of 260 lbs. including safety equipment. UOP REQUIRES adult participation with youth under age 9. Participants MUST be able to step off the 65-foot tower without assistance. Tickets & Passes New! Adventure Pass $40 (Best Value! Pick three of the activities below plus unlimited scenic chairlift rides.) Drop Tower $20 Summit Adventure Course $20 Canyon Adventure Course $15 Discovery Adventure Course $15 Course Rules & Safety Tips Weight Requirements: Discovery Course: Participants must weigh minimum of 35 lbs and maximum of 215 lbs. Canyon and Summit Courses: Participants must weigh a minimum of 45 lbs and maximum of 275 lbs. For all courses, participants must also be able to pull themselves back onto the element in case of a fall. At the discretion of UOP staff, participants must fit properly into safety equipment in order to participate. All safety equipment must be issued by UOP, no personal safety equipment is allowed. No open-toed shoes or shoes without heel straps. Loose clothing, jewelry, long hair, etc., should be secured at all times. UOP strongly recommends that ALL participants begin with the Discovery and/or Canyon Course prior to attempting the Summit Course. At the sole discretion of UOP, we reserve the right to prohibit participation on the Canyon or Summit Courses, require any participant to complete the Discovery Course prior to attempting the Canyon Course OR Canyon Course prior to attempting the Summit Courses, or to prohibit a participant from continuing, at any time, on any course, or for any reason. Removal or tampering with safety equipment is strictly prohibited while on the course. All courses are a continuous system with NO PASSING. Please be courteous to those in front of and behind you at all times. No more than one (1) person on an course element at a time. Please allow the person in front of you to finish/exit the element completely before beginning. No more than three (3) people on a platform at any time. Participants needing accommodation must schedule in advance.
  • Flying Ace All Star Freestyle Sunday Shows
    Check out the high-flying action as Olympians and national team athletes put on a 30 minute freestyle aerial show every Sunday at 1 pm. This choreographed show with music will leave you breathl
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    ess as skiers and snowboarders soar up to 60 feet in the air and perform acrobatic feats before landing in our splash pool. This is a great activity for the whole family! Presented by Montage Deer Valley Schedule Sundays from June 9 to September 1 1 pm (1/2 hour performance) Tickets Adults $10 Youth (3-12) / Seniors (65+) $5 2 & Under FREE Tickets can be purchased at the Guest Services Desk in the Quinney Welcome Center. Inspired? Learn to Ski Jump at the Park! Choose an Intro Class or Private Lesson and learn the skills to jump into the freestyle pool. Previous ski experience not required. Learn More > Private Flying Ace All-Stars Big Air Shows available year-round. Please contact the Sales Team for more info.
  • Extreme & Freestyle Ziplines
    Experience what it's like to be an Olympian flying off the K120 nordic ski jumps on our Extreme zipline. The Extreme Zipline is like our K120 jump - big, steep and long. In fact, the Extreme is one o
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    f the steepest ziplines in the world. Your ride starts at the edge the K120 jump, at which point the force of gravity takes over and propels you to 50 mph, which is fairly close to the speeds of world-class ski jumpers. There are TWO Extreme Ziplines, so you can fly alongside a friend or family member for the whole ride. We also have a kid-friendly Freestyle Zipline - it's a great way to warm up before stepping up to the big one. The Freestyle Zipline is bit shorter and less steep, and totally fun. Perfect for younger kids or adults who want a more leisurely ride. Reopening for Summer Season on May 18 Rates Extreme Zipline $20 Freestyle Zipline $15 Zip Rules & Safety Tips There is no age limit, but there is a weight limit of 100-275 pound for the Extreme and 50-275 for the Freestyle. Footwear is required. For private groups on the Ziplines click here.
  • Alpine Slide
    The Alpine Slide is exactly what you'd expect from a place that built one of the most exciting Olympic sliding tracks in the world. What sets our Alpine Slide apart? The slide is built from the
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    best stainless steel construction. It's smooth, comfortable and looks really cool. As for ride performance, the straight-aways, drops and 18 banked turns were designed to complement the scenic mountainside location. Finally...to honor sliding tracks from around the world, there is a Kreisel Turn featuring a special 300-degree sweeping curve at the end of the run. For aded comfort, the easily controllable sleds allow riders - big and small - to go as fast (or slow) as they want. Tickets Alpine Slide (8+) $15 Passenger (3-7) $5 Schedule Weekends Only from May 18 to June 2 Daily from June 8 to Sept 2 Weekends Only from Sept 7 to Oct 27 Rules & Safety Tips Footwear is required The stainless steel slide can be hot to touch in the summer heat, please use caution. For private groups on the Alpine Slide click here.
  • Athlete Training at the Park
    Utah is home to many current and future Olympic athletes. The Utah Olympic Park is very proud to be be the official training grounds for many of them. Catch athletes training year-round at the Park!
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    Many freestyle aerialists train throughout the summer in the splash pool, working on their maneuvers for the upcoming winter season. The sliding athletes in bobsled, luge and skeleton make multiple trips to the Park for training and competition year-round. The U.S. Nordic ski jumpers regularly train on the Nordic hills adjacent to the Park. In addition to Olympic-caliber athletes, the Park is home to a number of recreational, club and developmental athletes. For those interested in Learn-To and Development Programs available at the Park, click here. The chance to watch aspiring youth and Olympic athletes in training is an exciting part of the Utah Olympic Park experience. There is no cost to watch athletes train. Training times vary, please call 435.658.4200 for current schedules.
  • Freestyle Private Lessons
    Summer Freestyle Private Lessons are tailored to exactly what you want. The Freestyle Private Lessons are a step above the beginner-focused Freestyle Intro Clinics. Private Lessons include train
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    ing on trampolines, run on the 'mini ramp' progressing to 'single' water ramp for both skiers and snowboarders. The Park also provides all the equipment you need - skis, boots, wetsuit, life jacket helmets - and a fun (and safe) environment! Schedule Available May 27 to Sept 29 Two Sessions Offered Daily Morning Session: 8:45 am to Noon Afternoon Session: 2 pm to 5 pm Rates Freestyle Jump Private Lessons $175 Please call Reservations at 435.658.4200 for more info and to book. Freestyle Rules & Safety Tips For ages 7 & under Best for beginner to Intermediate ski experience
  • Summer Freestyle Jump Intro Clinics
    In just two hours, you can learn to freestyle jump into the Park's unique splash pool. The Freestyle Intro Clinics are designed for everyone - both kids and adults - with an interest in hitting jumps
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    and learning tricks. Coaching focuses on basic freestyle skills with practice time on trampolines. The goal is to take on the 'mini ramp' into the Olympic freestyle pool. The Park provides all the equipment you need - skis, boots, wetsuit, life jacket, helmets - and a fun environment of music and usually a fairly large audience of spectators! Also check out the 1/2 day Freestyle Jump Private Lessons for a more personalized experience! Schedule Clinics available June 15 to Sept 29 Offered Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun Rates Two-Hour Intro Clinics $95 Please book online or call Reservations at 435.658.4200 for more info and to book. Freestyle Rules & Safety Tips For ages 7+ Prior skiing experience not required
  • Guided Tours at the Park
    Explore the place where Olympic dreams came true in 2002 and learn how aspiring Olympians train today for future Winter Games. The Guided Tours offer a look into the inner-workings of one of th
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    e most complex Olympic venues in the world. Take in remarkable stories of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games and Utah's rich history of pioneering and growing the sport of skiing. Guided Venue Tours Guided Tours are the best way to explore the venue & learn about the amazing stories of Olympic achievement (and some of the more peculiar tales The tour includes a ride aboard our shuttle bus and drive to the top of the world's highest nordic ski jumps and one of the fastest sliding tracks in the world. During the one hour tour, our guides will do what guides do best - inform, explain and entertain. Their knowledge and stories will bring the Games to life. Tour Schedule Tours offered daily Starting at 11am and available on-the-hour until the last tour for the day at 4 pm Rates Adults (13-64 yrs.) $10 Youth (3-12 yrs.) / Seniors (65+) $7 Infants (2 & under) Free For private group tours click here. Tour On Your Own - FREE Stroll through the Park venue, visit the Alf Engen Ski Museum and Eccles 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum, Silver Bean Cafe, Olympic Gift Shop, and theatre. Watch Olympic and aspiring youth athletes in training on a year-round basis. During the summer, the best place to hang out on is on the sun deck where you can take in the view and grab lunch from the Big Air Grill while watching athletes launch off the freestyle jumps into the splash pool. Summer Season: May 18 to October 27 10 am – 6 pm Parking and 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 Guest Services 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
  • Summer Chairlift Ride
    Enjoy a scenic chairlift ride up to the top of the mountain and get great a view of the Park from above. Tickets Adults (13+) $10 Youth (12 & under) / Seniors (65+) $5 Details
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    Operates 10:30 am to 6 pm Tickets are valid for unlimited scenic rides for one day For youth, no weight requirements, ages 3-12 MUST ride with adult
  • Museums at Utah Olympic Park
    The three-story Joe Quinney Winter Sports Center is home to Alf Engen Ski Museum and Eccles Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum. This world-class facility highlights the history of all sk
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    iing disciplines in the intermountain region through interactive touch screen displays, videos, virtual reality ski theater, games and topographical maps. Visitors can also experience the glory of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games through a gallery of visual highlights and artifacts from the 2002 games. Admission is FREE! Schedule Open Daily 10 am to 6 pm Virtual Images View Panoramic Tour #1 View Panoramic Tour #2 Please visit www.engenmuseum.org to learn more.