Bobsled at the Utah Olympic Park
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Reach speeds of 60 mph with a professional pilot on the same track used during the 2002 Winter Games.
Itinerary tips
- 1Book your session at least two weeks in advance as spots are limited and frequently sell out.
- 2Wear comfortable athletic clothing and closed-toe shoes, as you will be fitted with a mandatory safety helmet upon arrival.
- 3Plan for a two-hour total duration to account for the safety briefing, track transport, and the ride itself.
- 4Utilize the free Park City transit bus system to reach the Olympic Park and avoid weekend parking congestion.
- 5Eat a light meal beforehand to prevent motion sickness during the high-G force turns on the track.
- 6Check in at the Quinney Welcome Center at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled slot to complete necessary waivers.
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