Bobsled at Utah Olympic Park
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Feel the G-force on a professional track as a pilot leads you down the same run used during the 2002 Winter Games.
Itinerary tips
- 1Reserve your session several weeks in advance as spots are limited and often sell out during peak tourism months.
- 2Allocate at least two hours for the entire experience to account for mandatory safety briefings and the shuttle to the start house.
- 3Wear comfortable, athletic clothing and closed-toe shoes; avoid loose scarves or accessories that could interfere with safety gear.
- 4Take the free Park City transit bus to the Olympic Park stop to avoid searching for parking during busy event days.
- 5Eat a light meal rather than a heavy one beforehand to better manage the physical intensity of the high G-force turns.
- 6Bring a physical ID for check-in and consider arriving early to explore the free Alf Engen Ski Museum on-site.
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