Utah Olympic Oval Reviews

Very interesting. Was chilly and windy but set scene.

Awesome bobsled with wheel is worth trying, nice park with great view of mountains around.

It was awesome! That staff is very friendly and helpful. Lots of fun activities.

Its great place. It has different adventure sports.. Lot of Fun !!

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Make sure you stop here for a few hours and bring walking shoes. It is full of activities during the summer and probably the winter (came here in the fall). Great place to watch a show of aerial ski jumpers and have a picnic.

An interesting place to learn about the history of the Winter Olympics. I still see snow in May, but unfortunately the slide is not open and I can't go up to see it.

The bobsled is fun especially when you steal first place with a 59.82

A place we almost didn't stop at but am glad we did. Very in depth tour and lots and great info in the museum.

We got the Jumpside pass for the activities. It allows you to do as many activities as you can in 2 hours for $65. It s mostly a good value for the money but depends on how many people are there. I thought that since they sell a limited amount of passes that they were limiting crowds, but it seems like they will then sell individual tickets for each activity. This means lines can be pretty long and we waited almost an hour to zip line. In hindsight, we would have skipped the zip line and just done tubing and the alpine slide over and over. We also enjoyed the museum, and it was free. Overall a fun way to spend the afternoon.

Extremely interesting place. You can actually watch future olympians train!

Lots of fun physical activities for teenagers and adults, not much for the younger kids.

Really cool little park. I rode the Summer Comet Bobsled and it was an incredible experience. Don't know if it was worth $75, but it was such a blast and a once-in-a-lifetime experience. We also watched ski-jump practice which was very interesting.

Was a fun place to visit, watched the bobsled trials!

Very cool place and lots to do. $75 gets you a gold bracelet and you can do almost everything there as many times as you want. Go early as it got very crowded in the mid afternoon.

Great experience, especially watching the skiers flip into the water. We loved it. Be ready to do lots of walking and hiking if you want to experience it fully.

The food in the cafe... You know what? When you're hungry, you're hungry. Had I been an undercover boss, both girls working would be fired and I said so out loud.

Then the boss walked in?

with an investor...

The burgers are good. I know because I ordered one after being verbally sad there were no salads.

The were four in a cooler

right after I paid for my burger.

The history inside was great to see. Interesting to watch jumping into the water and summer activities

I had a good time but wouldn't come back. I came in the summer but you are not allowed to do anything without sneakers. It doesn't live up to the hype. The zip lines are merely down a hill with no view and very short.

The park is a little bit rundown but the areas that are still in use for athlete training were all top notch condition. The staff was all super friendly and you could tell they were there because they enjoyed what they were doing. It was a bit pricey to do all the activities (make sure and get a day pass) but I would definitely consider doing it again!

Severely over priced for what you get to too and how short rides are. Great views though.

Fun, free museum. Saw the team practicing on Saturday. It was a fun day trip.

What a cool and humbling experience! The hard crashes these athletes take, get back up and do it all over again are so cool. You don't want to take your eyes off it's mesmerizing.

Don't let me forget about the museum. I'm new to this and curling but that didn't matter at all. You'll respect the museum and all it's history.

What an amazing complex! Great 45 minute tour and informative tour guide! Definitely recommend you add this to your list while in Park City.

We saw a freestyle skijumping competition during our visit in September 2016.

Unfortunately the park is run by youths; disorganized and confusing.
There are a lack of signage and direction. The lines are long due to waiting for helmets or tubes.
Spoke with one of the parks employees, who apologized for the lack of structure and disorganization. They recognize the problems and are trying to work on them.
On another note the bob sled was awesome.

Really slow. Things just stop moving for a while with no explanations. Customer service is really laid back, not worried about anything. I don't expect them to do service like Disney, but maybe someone could at least pretend to care that we're here today spending money. Not a place to return to.

Very unfriendly. We were trying to ask questions about all the events that were closed and delayed and the young girl with long hair was too busy spinning around in her chair and eating in front of customers. We were trying to find out if some of the things to do would possibly open later since they were still charging the full amount and she actually came across very unfriendly and happy we couldn't do quite a number of things instead of 'sorry but because of weather right now quite a number of things are closed or delayed.
But i must say women at virtual reality (Liz) was very informative and friendly. After the virtual reality we decided to leave and not give them are money after rude treatment.

Amazing facilities. I was surprised how huge the ski jumping hills were. It's a great place to bring the family, know about the history of the 2002 Winter Olympics, and get inspired by these amazing athletes training here.

This place is amazing, if you are in town make sure to stop by and feel the spirit of the Olympics.

Had a great time on our vacation stopping at Olympic Park. They had many activities for kids and adults of all ages. We have a 6 and 7 year old and we did the obstacles course, zip lines (4 times) and checked out the museum. They had extreme tubing, and bigger zip lines that we didn't do because the kids are not old enough. They also had bobsled. Over A+

Summer Jumpside Pass is a must get if you're visiting Park City. Extreme tubing is a once in a lifetime experience.

Olympic Park is a lot of fun! The museum has interesting things to see.

Nice to visit. Fun watching them Jim into the pool

Pretty awesome. The inner tube slides are super fun and so was ziplining. There were other things to do but these made it worth it.

Pretty neat place to see where a winter Olympics were held and what it looks like in summer time.

Fun place to take the kids. The slide, zip lines, challenge courses, tube hill, etc all great fun, however a bit pricey.

It was a great place to take our kids for an afternoon there was a fun bobsled and Museum in which we could learn about past Olympians. There were some paid things that you can do like a fun skiing demo. A little bit crowded for our tasting and it was an overall good experience.

Empty over Labor Day. Museum and facilities are well worth a visit

Fun even during covid-19. Restricted to 2 hours of adventure.

Very exciting place to visit where our Olympians still train. In fact, we got Autographs from Olympians who happened to be there during our visit! Many interesting artifacts & information available.

Great place for kids. There is so many things to do with kids.

An hour long line for the zip line. Had an infant with our party so we didn't want to wait that long. Went to the front desk to see about getting a refund and the staff was very rude and confrontational and would not give a refund. I asked to see a manager and was informed none were on duty. As I was leaving a staff member yelled disparaging remarks at us. I asked him for his name so I could email his manager and he would not give it to me! I asked his coworkers what his name was and then of them would give it to me either. Long story short, we never got our refund and will not be returning.

There are fun activities for families of various ages. Even though there was not that many people, the wait times were still long. There is not refreshments sold here so bring a refillable water bottle and snacks. All safety procedures are followed and be sure to bring a mask.

I had no idea that the olympic park was open to the public and even had rides! This place is AMAZING! I did the bobsled, tubing, zip line & zip tour. The museum is really cool but I only had 5 minutes to walk through before they closed. Planning on coming back soon!

This place was amazing... looking forward to going back there next sunday to do the bobsled experience before I head home... its definitely a must see if your really into the olympic games like I am

The bobsled experience is highly recommended! I couldn't believe the g-forces it pushed on me!

Such a neat place! My husband and I stopped here after a weekend in Park City. Glad we did! Very cool to learn about the games and their impact on the area. Wanted to walk around the grounds a bit more but got rained out, we will be back to check those out! They also have a lot of activities to do here in the summer for reasonable prices, such as zip lines and free falls from the towers! Admission into the museum is free. Would make a fun day trip for the whole family.

We can get the basic information to do the passes. And there are not cheap. Just good for an afternoon.

Fun watching the ski jumpers do their jumps and land in the pool. Plus other activities for the kids inside.

Great place for a afternoon of fun and entertaining. Highly recommend this for the family. Be sure to make time to come out to the 2002 Olympic park and visit.

Nice museum and great watching the skiers jumping in the pool

Didn't know what exactly there was to do here when we first went, but we were pleasantly surprised! We watched the practice jumps for at least an hour, spent a good amount of time in the museum, and enjoyed watching the ziplines/ tubing. We were on a budget when we checked it out, but we definitely plan on returning and trying out all their fun activities!

Great place to take in the surroundings even if you dont ski

Really poor signage. Very limted opportunities of thigs to do after September 3. No food available.

Fun, but really expensive with huge wait times for short payoff.

Great place to visit and the views are spectacular. The bobsled run was a unique experience.

Our family loved going here. Seeing the athletes do the ski jump training is so impressive. Get there early, like 8:45AM and be the first to get on the zip lines and tubing a few times before the lines forms. By noon the lines were well over an hour long. We bought the day pass, spent the morning there and left for a lunch break. We came back around 3:00PM and got a couple more hours of fun in.

Tannen (the guy who looks like Jack Black) was very patient with my children, very informative and kind. He's a great guy!

Fascinating to watch the ski jumpers train in the summer!