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Alta Baxter
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Nice that it's open during the covid-19. They spray sanitize the tubes and helmets and the alpine slide cars so you never have to worry about the spread of the virus. Super fun day. Worth the $$.

Eli Galloway
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Amazing experience with lots of excursions to choose from. Building and grounds are really crazy with athletes coming to train. You can watch them practice these amazing sports. Giving 4 stars because of high excursion prices. Gets expensive quick.

Michelle Neff
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We are a local family that has been here twice now. First time was very busy so we didn't buy a ticket and just went through the museum and watched the ski jumpers. Second time was for a company party and we did everything. There was something for every age (Kids: 12,8,6). The wait times were 0-30 minutes all day. The staff were very friendly and seemed genuinely happy to help us have a good time. It is helpful to check the website beforehand to be familiar with age/weight limits/location/requirements of each activity (I did have it on hand in my phone to refer to throughout the day). A day at the park requires walking/hiking/exercise which is great if you're in shape but not great if you aren't. On the expensive side, not sure I could have afforded to take the whole family had it not been paid for by the company.

Ben Alder
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The prices vs. what you get out of it makes the trip fall short. The park itself has amazing views, the museum was a cool thing to see as well.the only problem was the short list of activities. The activities were extremely fun but the lines for then can be unbearably long.

tscaturro11
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Ridiculous cost of a ticket to stand for hours in the queue for zip line due to the chance it might rain. However the workers were allowed to jump the line and ride. Terrible policy. Terrible customer service and experience. This is seriously a joke.

Iam MrFredRogersFan
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Park City Utah has the best 4th of July mid morning parade and I loved bob sledding at this Utah Olympic Park! Thank you,PK of Albany N.Y. for great memories here! AWESOME Place to visit!

Amanda Ruth Wilson
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My husband and I went and checked it out! Reasonably priced. I think they should put more than 1 sign up that you need the waivers signed. My husband and I were in a short line and didnt see the sign unless the line was longer. We did extreme zip lining. Only about a 20min wait. I enjoyed the walk down to the chairlift! It was so much fun we didnt have to wait long once we got to the top for the zipline.

Karina Ellsworth
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Loved my experience. There is an extreme zipline, alpine slide, extreme tubing (going down an Olympic ski run in an inner tube), obstacle course, and drop tower. Excellent use of the old Olympic venues. Such a fun day, yes it was pricey, but considering the amount of money it probably takes to maintain the park it's completely reasonable. Yes, the lines were long, but I ended up making some new, very awesome friends standing in the lines waiting, half the fun was the chitchat with new people. And I have no idea what people are talking about with the rude staff comments. Yes, they are young, most of them seemed to be in the high school age range, but they were more than friendly, and very reassuring with the more frightening rides. I will be going here again sometime.

Cristina Morgan
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This place was a lot of fun. Be prepared to do a lot of walking up and downhill. The alpine slide has apparently been closed for a while and it is not reflected on their website. The ziplines and tube slides are great though.

L B
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The guided tour with Carl was great. Very interesting to see behind the scenes, and hear how fast the athletes travel down the runs, plus all the efforts put into maintaining the ice on the runs. The Flying Aces show was awesome as well.

Jesus Palomino
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If you are in the Salt Lake City area, make it a point to visit the Utah Olympic Park, and get to see the Training grounds were our awesome USA Winter Olympics Team trains up. Let's wish our Athletes the best as they go to PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games in South Korea. scheduled to take place from 9 to 25 February 2018. Go USA!

Web Luke
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Cool to see the old Olympic park, but not much to do if you don't pay to do activities. The place is also falling into disrepair, kind of sad that 14 years can really take a pace back to nature.

Galina Vilkova
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This place of Winter Olympic Games of 2002 is near Park City, Utah. It has great view of Wasatch mountains and you feel like you are in an eagle nest. There are a lot of equipment used in winter events, but considering time of our visiting this place(September) all this equipment reminded us of sleeping dinosaurs. But there is a summer training center for free style ski- jumping, which consists of rather big waterpool and several ski-jumps (single, double and triple). When skier ready to jump they start to pump a lot of air from the bottom of the pool to lighten the impact of landing. Fascinating spectacle! And for the same purpose high training tower for rock climbing with negative slope was erected at this pool.

michael lyman
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My whole family loved this place....tons to do including the bobsled run, riding the ski lift (for free), ski jump simulation, motion rides, etc. my favorite part was watching the athletes in training as they did tricks into the water.

Scoutmemer
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Colton Gardner
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Haven't been there in the winter, but they do have various fun, but expensive, summer activities. The zip lines are the best with the Alpine Slide in a close second place. The museum is interesting, but may not be too exciting for the younger kids.

Christopher Dunn
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This is a must do in Park City. Please take one of the tours of the park. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and showed us the bobsled track, the starting gates, and also the 120ft Nordic jump starting point. You will quite often get to see Olympic hopefuls in action!

Mindy Kirkton
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Totally great. Must visit! Especially if you have an adrenaline gene! Bobsled was awesome. Didn't get to do luge or ziplineing, but next time I will. Watching the athletes practice was AWESOME too!!

Luke O
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Great set up, ask 4 people for help with various things and they were very little help. Prices are high, with a family of 4 that wants to do like 2 activities each could be 250$. But is a pretty cool place

Steve McIntyre
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Brian Lindsey
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Olympic facilities are supposed to promote safety, professionalism and most importantly care and understanding toward the guests....however Utah Olympic Park does not currently meet that standard. Due to the fact that they do not do what venues in the UOLF agree to. And even though they're all supposed to be part of an Olympic family...they currently don't care about the other members or honor prices that you were told at a different Olympic facility. How is an Olympic Facility supposed to promote what the rings are for if they can't even take care of their guests. Definitely will not return, Park City Mountain Resort is way better and they're way more professional and take care of their guests.

D. Robert Handy
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This was a really neat experience,there is a museum on-site showcasing the history of skiing and a second showing history of the 2002 Winter Olympics. also the venue's use during the Olympics are still up and running and you are able to purchase tickets to participate in them.