Bobsled at the Utah Olympic Park
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Experience 4-G forces on the official 2002 Winter Games track, guided by a professional pilot at speeds reaching 60 mph.
Itinerary tips
- 1Book your session at least two weeks in advance as spots are limited and often sell out during peak holidays.
- 2Plan to arrive 45 minutes before your scheduled slot to complete the mandatory safety briefing and helmet fitting.
- 3Wear closed-toe shoes and secure any loose jewelry or eyewear, as the 4-G forces can easily dislodge personal items.
- 4Budget approximately two hours for the entire experience, including the shuttle ride to the top of the track and the post-run video review.
- 5Use the free parking lot at the Utah Olympic Park near the Quinney Welcome Center and take the internal shuttle to the start house.
- 6Request a seat in the middle of the sled if you want a slightly smoother ride, as the rear seat experiences the most intense centrifugal force.
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