Ride the Olympic Park Bobsled
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Feel the G-force on a professional track as you roar down the same chute used in the 2002 Winter Games with a professional pilot.
Itinerary tips
- 1Arrive at least 45 minutes before your scheduled slot to complete the mandatory safety briefing and helmet fitting.
- 2Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing that allows for a full range of motion, as you will be tucked tightly into the sled.
- 3Plan for a total duration of two hours, which accounts for check-in, the shuttle ride to the top of the track, and the actual run.
- 4Utilize the free Park City transit system to reach the Utah Olympic Park, as parking lots can fill quickly during peak holiday weeks.
- 5Book your reservation several weeks in advance, especially during the Sundance Film Festival or peak ski season, as spots are strictly limited.
- 6Visit the onsite Alf Engen Ski Museum before or after your ride to see original 2002 Olympic medals and memorabilia.
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