Utah Olympic Oval Review

The museum was really cool and has a lot to check out.

We d I d not participate in any activities. The museum is informative. Cool to see an Olympic Gold Medal up close. Fun watching skiers fly on the training slopes into the pool. A bit warm but there was ample shade to watch.

What a great place! It makes you feel like a kid again. Some of the activities can be pricey, but I think it's worth the experience.

My family decided to head there for a small vacation before I left for college. I was genuinely interested in the place as I enjoy watching the Olympics and come on, they have a giant extreme tubing hill!! As the hours dragged on it became apparent that it wasn't all I was hoping it would be. The tubing was fun but required a hike each time. 5 minutes isn't bad but when you just want to relax and have fun, and you have to hike a hill everytime you want to ride down it definitely detracts from the fun. In the end the high ropes course and some free jumping redeemed the day but it's a lot of money for what you get. Not to mention a lot of the stuff (bobsledding, zip line tour) all cost extra on top of your $70 ticket. If you really have the urge then by all means go but if you're not willing to do some hiking and pay $100 for extra attractions don't bother.

Great place to visit. Every modern child should go through this experience to realize that there is a world outside the 5" touchscreen.
Great events and shows, most of the below posted views can be seen for free. The bobsled and the Ziptour are definitely worth the additional charge.

We were looking for some mention of the winners of the Olympic Games, specifically our Ale Valent, but unfortunately no mention, disappointment ...

Great visit to see a lot of Olympic history (obviously!) I would highly recommend you go after May 20th, because the only thing open before then is the Museum's and a little guided tour. The Tour guide Deani was great. Very informative and cheery attitude made her very pleasant to spend time with...

The Alpine Slide, Zip Lines, Extreme Tubing, and Rope Courses are all worth getting the gold pass!

Had a lot of fun going down the zip lines and doing the ropes course fun for all ages

We purchased Jumpside passes that were good for unlimited use of the Alpine Slide, tubing and zip-line...for 2 hours. We spent 40 mins just waiting in line for the Alpine Slide. The zip-line from start to finish took 1 hour. We were very frustrated as the "unlimited" 2 hours was spent waiting in line. They were not very efficient with getting people through the attractions. The chairlift moved at a snail's pace! They had four zip-line cables, but only used two. Randomly, you'd see four come down the Zip-line at a time. Why not do that always to move more people through? The Alpine slide was frustrating with people going down sporadically (every 20 minutes or so) at one moment and then a cluster the next. Maybe a punch pass or at least 4 hour unlimited would be more fair. We left feeling frustrated and disappointed. We didn't even bother with the museum.

The hospitality was incredible! Everyone was super nice and everything went as it was supposed to!

This place is amazing. Makes you proud to have had the Olympics here. Really cool

Pretty chill. With the amount of people that pay, it should be cheaper but it is what it is.

I was a volunteer in the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2002 Olympics and this place brought back some very fond memories. They did a great job showcasing this awesome time with pictures and memorabilia

Really cool place. Lots of Olympic history. Go see world class athletes practice!

The museum lifts the American spirits, the bobsled experience exited my spirit, the Flying Aces and all that they work towards were glorious, the park has much more to offer and I look forward to returning with my grandkiddos

Had a blast - outdoor, family fun. Clean, reasonably priced, great staff. What a winner!

There's a neat museum from the 2002 games here and a number of outrageously-priced attractions that are really quite fun besides the hefty price tag. It has neat facilities and is worth a visit.

Learned a lot about 2002 Olympics, athletes and requirements.

A beautiful place to enjoy the cold weather and clear snow

We saw a bunch of skiers doing flips into the pool and it was outstanding. We were there in the late morning. It seemed to be the best time.oat did simple flips and spins, but some did some amazing twisting tricks of of huge jumps into the pool. It was a huge surprise and the best part of our trip.

Awesome tour even in the snow and winter. Excellent layout and very educational for our family. Would love to come back!

Amazing Olympic winter events. Very cool to see even in the fall. The tour guide was very knowledgeable. Definitely worth taking the tour.

We had a great time going down the ski hills on tubes and zip-lines. Tons of fun for older kids and young adults. It would be a great date spot.
On top of that Utah fosters one of the best Olympic athlete communities in the world. We have visitors come here from all over preparing for the next winter games.
Whether you are looking to have some fun or become elite this is a great place to do it.

If you go during the winter season (one should assume) make sure you bring very warm clothing. It s a very cool place to be otherwise.

All the 2002 ski jumps to view at this training facility

Very cool place to check out! The museum is amazing and it was cool to watch some athletes training out on the big jumps.

Lots if free parking, many signs help point the way from the highway. There is a roundabout which must be navagated to reach this location . The museum is great and changes every year. Stop here first on your way into park city.

Great summer activities for teenagers and active parents to enjoy together

A complete waste of time. 1 hour and 20 minutes into it and we had finally made it to the second ride. Don t waste your time and money. The staff is extremely unhappy to be there minus the nice girl and boy on the extreme tube hill.

Awesome seeing people train off the jumps. Really brought back memories watching the Olympics here in 2002

Nice! Good services. The museum is super cool as well

Awesome place to check out, good if you want to burn like 20 minutes. Nothing was open when we went over there.

Great place for learning about the history of the winter sports.

A really cool place to see some Olympic history and learn about the athletes and games!

Our first time to do the activities and all was good. They weren't very helpful in the direction of how to get started but we figured it out. The zip tour was over an hour so we didn't do that but allow for at least a few hours if you were wanting to do everything else. There was little to no wait Monday afternoon mid July.

We really enjoyed doing the tubing. While there we were able to watch a few Olympians training and doing some tricks.

Cool to watch kids and adults practice jumps, and the bobsled was fun alittle pricy

Great to see our future Olympic athletes in training!

Enjoyed watching the skiers train in the summer. Enjoyed our morning here and just happened on it coincidentally. Will be visiting again.

We have taken our 12 yo twin nephews her the past 2 years and they love it. Just be prepared to do a lot of walking up and down steep inclines.

Really great place! The museum is free and it was super fun to watch the skiers practicing in the pool. There's more programs if you are a local that you can do but for someone just passing through park city this place was worth it. Learned a lot about the history of skiing, Park City, and about the 2002 olympics

Was sad some of the rides were not available but I will say everything we rode and the experience was great! Such friendly staff too! We are residents in salt lake we plan on going back for sure!!

Cool place to stop by for a visit on a down day from the slopes or if the weather sucks. The have some cool Olympic memorabilia, skiing and snowboarding outfits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. You can also pay to ride a bobsled, as a passenger, not the driver.

I think i went bobsledding here. Thats how i discovered I was a grunter.

Wonderful place, checked out the skiing museum, watched athletes do tricks into the pool, stood at the bottom of a 90 m jump and watched people fly down a very big zip line. Lots of fun!!

The Utah Olympic Park is a winter sports park built for the 2002 Winter Olympics, and is located 28 miles east of Salt Lake City near Park City, Utah, United States. During the 2002 games the park hosted the bobsleigh, skeleton, luge, ski jumping, and Nordic combined events.

The park is fun, but the wait times are big on the weekends (20-40 minutes per activity). They need a way to decrease that time. Professional prices for unprofessional wait times.

The extreme tubing was fun. You get to go twice. Once from the smaller Hill, the second from the larger of the two.

Interesting spot if you like winter Olympics. Cool museum and view of bobsled track.

fantastic place built out of visions and dreams, lovely for sporting and tourist adventures

I've been to Park City a few times, but somehow always missed this awesome park and museum...thankfully we had an hour to kill before our flight so we stopped in this (FREE!) little gem :)

After parking, you'll have a nice view of the bobsled track and freestyle practice area. We were lucky enough to catch a youth ski team practice here - it was pretty cool to see these little kids nailing huge jumps and diving right back into a series of moguls!

Indoors, the museum's first floor is dedicated to the sport of skiing, with a mixture of pioneers of the sport, famous athletes, and the science of snow (and avalanches). There were plenty of hands-on exhibits and even a virtual ski simulator to keep everyone engaged. The second floor is dedicated to the 2002 SLC Winter Olympics, and is loaded with molds of the various medals, skis used, torch relay pictures, and lots of videos, including the opening ceremonies. There's a souvenir and snack stand with tables overlooking the outside park elements.

Even if it had a paid admission, I'd still say the quality and uniqueness of the indoor museum warrants a visit and a five-star review. The free admission is the icing on the cake however, and well worth an hour or two of your visit to the Park City area!

Definitely worth the trip! So much fun and beautiful location!

This is a great place to visit. The park is very clean and they have plenty of things including a museum for free. You have to pay to do the ziplines and chairlifts but overall a great place.

Ropes courses and drop tower are Awesome! We came in the spring when the weather is nice and there are virtually no lines. Great for those who are only a little brave, and fun for the adrenaline junkies. If you want to do more than two activities then you save money by getting a day pass. our family enjoyed doing all three courses and the drop tower.

Total blast. Great way to spend the day. So many activities for the kids to enjoy. The day pass is totally worth it.

Couldn't spend a lot of time there but very interesting. They cover the start of Utah winter sports and covers the 2002 salt lake Olympics

Awesome place to experience in the spring or winter months. This training facility is awesome!!