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Utah Olympic Park

Utah Olympic Park combines museums, jumps, bobsled facilities and seasonal activities. Use its dated summer 2026 map to… Read more

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Reviewed 10.20.26

Bags & entry
Official bag & entry policy (opens in a new tab)Closed-toe shoes are required for activities and bags are not allowed on activities; use your car or available lockers. Check activity-specific height/weight eligibility and the current waiver requirements. The summer 2026 map marks the alpine chairlift closed for that season.
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Parking
Official parking & directions (opens in a new tab)The owner FAQ lists ample parking at no charge. Use the current park entrance and designated parking, then check your activity’s actual check-in point; a free space does not include an activity, tour or event ticket.
Arrive
Use the current activity’s check-in or event schedule. For prepaid activity passes, bring the digital or printed confirmation to Quinney Welcome Center Guest Services or an operating outdoor kiosk. The owner warns weather holds last at least 30 minutes; check conditions before travel.
Exact location
3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City, UT 84098Open directions (opens in a new tab)
Getting there
Use the park address, 3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City, Utah 84098, rather than the separate Residences address. Roads to and from the bobsled track are closed to public driving; check guided-tour and permitted walking-route arrangements instead of navigating a car around the course.
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Venue typeExtreme Sports
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3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City, UT 84098

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Closed-toe shoes are required for activities and bags are not allowed on activities; use your car or available lockers. Check activity-specific height/weight eligibility and the current waiver requirements. The summer 2026 map marks the alpine chairlift closed for that season.

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Destination: Utah Olympic Park, 3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City, UT 84098. Use the current activity’s check-in or event schedule. For prepaid activity passes, bring the digital or printed confirmation to Quinney Welcome Center Guest Services or an operating outdoor kiosk. The owner warns weather holds last at least 30 minutes; check conditions before travel. Use the park address, 3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City, Utah 84098, rather than the separate Residences address. Roads to and from the bobsled track are closed to public driving; check guided-tour and permitted walking-route arrangements instead of navigating a car around the course. The owner FAQ lists ample parking at no charge. Use the current park entrance and designated parking, then check your activity’s actual check-in point; a free space does not include an activity, tour or event ticket.

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Use the park address, 3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City, Utah 84098, rather than the separate Residences address. Roads to and from the bobsled track are closed to public driving; check guided-tour and permitted walking-route arrangements instead of navigating a car around the course. Confirm return service and last departures for your event’s finish time.

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Venue layout

Summer 2026 · park activity and visitor orientation

Utah Olympic Park: Venue layout, Summer 2026 · park activity and visitor orientation. Use the original map for routes and visitor facilities.

Complete first page of the owner’s 2026 Summer Activity Map and Guidelines, including labeled jumps, bobsled areas, welcome center, parking, trails and facilities. The alpine chairlift is explicitly marked closed for summer. This seasonal plan is not numbered spectator seating and does not establish winter or later-season lift, shuttle or activity operation. Confirm the current event’s viewing area and accessible route with Guest Services. This is a real layout for the named event, supplied by Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation. Check your event’s current routes, viewing areas and access instructions before visiting.

Open original map (opens in a new tab)Source: Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation (opens in a new tab)Source checked 2026-10-20

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Arrival and logisticsBefore you goTransit, parking, timing and entry details

Need to Know

Best for
A Utah Olympic Park visit with the current activity or event confirmed. The owner welcomes general visitors without an activity pass and lists two complimentary museums in the Quinney Welcome Center; activities and any operating lift service have separate requirements.
Watch out for
Closed-toe shoes are required for activities and bags are not allowed on activities; use your car or available lockers. Check activity-specific height/weight eligibility and the current waiver requirements. The summer 2026 map marks the alpine chairlift closed for that season.
Good arrival window
Use the current activity’s check-in or event schedule. For prepaid activity passes, bring the digital or printed confirmation to Quinney Welcome Center Guest Services or an operating outdoor kiosk. The owner warns weather holds last at least 30 minutes; check conditions before travel.
Main transit note
Use the park address, 3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City, Utah 84098, rather than the separate Residences address. Roads to and from the bobsled track are closed to public driving; check guided-tour and permitted walking-route arrangements instead of navigating a car around the course.
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Parking At A Glance

Parking difficulty

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Owner lists free on-site parking; internal bobsled roads restricted

What to do
The owner FAQ lists ample parking at no charge. Use the current park entrance and designated parking, then check your activity’s actual check-in point; a free space does not include an activity, tour or event ticket.
Best option
Park in the designated visitor area and start with Quinney Welcome Center Guest Services when collecting an activity pass or confirming a route. Use the summer 2026 diagram only for seasonal orientation and confirm current accessible parking and walking arrangements.
Avoid
Do not drive the roads to or from the bobsled track: the owner closes them to public vehicles. A map’s lift or shuttle symbols do not establish current operation; use the current visitor instructions before relying on an internal ride.
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Inside the Venue At A Glance

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Mixed

Visit and admission

A Utah Olympic Park visit with the current activity or event confirmed. The owner welcomes general visitors without an activity pass and lists two complimentary museums in the Quinney Welcome Center; activities and any operating lift service have separate requirements.

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Mixed

Viewing and access

The owner’s summer 2026 map identifies park facilities and visitor routes rather than numbered spectator seating. It marks the alpine chairlift closed for summer. Ask Guest Services about the current event’s viewing area, accessible route and any operating lift or shuttle before relying on the seasonal diagram.

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Mixed

Check-in and conditions

Use the current activity’s check-in or event schedule. For prepaid activity passes, bring the digital or printed confirmation to Quinney Welcome Center Guest Services or an operating outdoor kiosk. The owner warns weather holds last at least 30 minutes; check conditions before travel.

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Why It Works

  • ✓The owner publishes a complete seasonal activity and visitor map.
  • ✓Current guidance identifies complimentary museums and separate paid activities.
  • ✓The FAQ gives free parking and clear restrictions on public driving.
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Know Before You Book

  • ×Summer map symbols do not establish winter or current lift operation.
  • ×Weather holds can delay outdoor activities by at least 30 minutes.
  • ×Public vehicles cannot drive the roads to or from the bobsled track.
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Editorial verdict

FanProof Takeaway

Reviewed 10.20.26

A Utah Olympic Park visit with the current activity or event confirmed. The owner welcomes general visitors without an activity pass and lists two complimentary museums in the Quinney Welcome Center; activities and any operating lift service have separate requirements. Use the current activity’s check-in or event schedule. For prepaid activity passes, bring the digital or printed confirmation to Quinney Welcome Center Guest Services or an operating outdoor kiosk. The owner warns weather holds last at least 30 minutes; check conditions before travel.

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