The Alf Engen Ski Museum

Nice museum! And it's free! There are some interesting videos to watch about the 2002 Olympic skiing events. There is a cool collection of ski clothing and ski equipment from over the years. They have a fun interactive exhibit where you can try a virtual ski jump.

Great memorabilia, lots of cool stuff with some interactive things as well!

This was a pretty neat museum. We visited on the way to the airport so we did not have a ton of time here, however we were able to experience a lot in the short time period. They have 3 interactive exhibits which are fun (bobsled, skiing and Photo Booth).

I've never been super into the Olympics, but knew this would be intriguing to our family of 6 while coming through town. We were very inspired by the displays, interactive stations & all we learned. Google Maps said people spend 30-90min here... we were here longer & didn't even read everything! Very fascinating. We didn't do anything fancy, no tour or bobsled (unless you count the simulator 😆) we just walked & looked at our own pace. We got there at 10:30am on a Wednesday, so it wasn't too busy which was nice.

Great museum with a plethora of artifacts and information on not only the 2002 Winter Olympics, but the history of Winter Olympics overall. Seeing the Medals of the 2002 Winter Olympics Games had to be the coolest. You can see athletes practicing around the Park. Watching the Bobsled track in action was incredible to see. Can’t wait to be back in 2034!

Great museum, free and very interesting too..

Great museum that has made display changes since we visited last year.

Super cool place! Lots of fun things to do in the summer and the winter

The free museum had a lot to see from ski fashion, to the Hall of Fame to the story of the ski team. The Museum is actually up the hill on the grounds of the Park City Olympic Park They were interactive exhibits, lots of equipment, photos, and films here. The gift shop had a lot of reasonably priced shirts, crocs, ...

Nice free museum showing 2002 Olympics in PC And history of skiing in Area of Utah. Also did sport simulator of bobsled and powder skiing/ big jumps. All ok but brief at $10 pp for 2 activities.ok value. We also stayed and watched skiers do freestyle jumps on the big bag just off upper level of cafe- museum..

It's free museum where you can learn about skiing and snowboarding, upstairs there's exhibit all about the winter 2002 olympics, some interactive activities as well. good place to kill some time, learn something and can bring kids as well. There's a virtual "winter sports experience" in the back of the museum for $6 per person where you sit on a gondola and the chair moves to the screen with wind/snow effects so it feels like you're moving, which was really fun! (Options are bobsled ride, snow flying, mountain biking and slolem racing). If you do this, you also get a code to try the virtual ski long jump machine for free too. Only bummer is that we didn't get to do the bobsled experience, where you ride on the actual olympic bobsled track! They say it goes super fast up to around 60-65 mph but is only open Tuesdays-Saturdays. Small little gift shop area as well with team USA apparel and other fun souvenirs.

A must do in Park City! If you're touristing already, this is a FREE experience. Downstairs is the local ski museum and upstairs is the 2002 Olympic museum. Don't forget to hit up both museum sections. Downstairs there is a gallery of ski fashion over the years, local signs, a hall to local notable people, simulators for sports (for an extra fee), a snow fall meter of the local mountains, lots of skis, medals and cups from Engen's wins, and then a portion on avalanches. Before you head upstairs where are outfits from local Olympic athletes from 2022. Upstairs is memorabilia from the Salt Lake games in 2002. You will see athlete outfits, volunteer outerwear, and wear and puppets from the opening ceremonies. You can hold a torch from the games. Another cool item is a the pin collection from the games. If you're interested in going further into the Olympic Park, take the tour. There is a fee but this is one of the coolest things you can do to see the entire Utah Olympic Park hill.

Informative little jam packed museum. What a history of winter sports all in one. I learned the luge is faster than the bobsled. A decent walk down Olympic and winter sport history.

Just visited with my family, we are from California. The place is very nice. We did the sports simulator. However, my son did try guessing codes on the video game and the person working the simulator yelled at him to stop -- and he stopped. And then few minutes later, yelled at him again and said he would "kick him out" if he did it again -- while being rude, loud, and abnoxious. My son is a minor, and he stopped the first time he was told to stop. There was no need for the second reprimand. I wouldn't visit this place again because, he could've politely asked my son to stop -- insted the guy yelled once, and yelled a second time. Seemed pretty racist to me, considering we were the only hispanic family there.