PRIVATE SHUTTLES: There are several shuttle companies that provide counter service in the baggage claim areas of both terminals.

Or reserve a Yellow Cab or a local Ute Cab by calling the number on their websites.

TAXI: Taxis can be arranged in the baggage claim areas of both terminals, or hailed at Door 7 (Terminal 1) and Door 11 (Terminal 2).You can also request a car with a ski rack during ski season for an extra $8 (via both apps). A standard ride (4–5 people) should cost you $40–50. Meet your driver at the designated rideshare pickup location - either Door 7 (Terminal 1) or Door 12 (Terminal 2). RIDESHARING: Uber and Lyft are available and plentiful at SLC International.Once there, you can take Park City’s free public transportation all around town. Continue on I-80 for 28 miles, then take exit 145 toward UT-224 S until you hit Park Drive. Get on I-80 Eastbound from North Terminal Drive.

Driving directions from SLC International to Park City Simply fly into Salt Lake City International Airport and go east until the 7-11s start to look like ski lodges (about 45 minutes). Below, some hot tips for getting there, getting around and getting the four-handed hot stone massage you deserve.ĭirections to Park City are a cinch.

But you don’t have to be famous to get star treatment in this Valhalla of spas, resorts and outdoor sports. Ah, Park City, where the only thing better groomed than the slopes are the visiting celebrities.

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