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Facility Impacts: Park City Ski Swap - Basin Recreation

By Lily · October 21, 2026 · 1 min read
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The annual Park City Ski Swap event will affect Fieldhouse operations Thursday, November 5-Sunday, November 8. The parking lot will be very busy during this time, so plan your visit accordingly.  For more information about the event, please ...

Facility Impacts: Park City Ski Swap

October 20, 2026

The annual Park City Ski Swap event will affect Fieldhouse operations Thursday, November 5-Sunday, November 8.

Turf Field closed Thursday at 12pm through Sunday

No Drop-in Soccer on Friday, November 6

No Youth Happy Hour on Sunday, November 8

Olympic Weight Room closed Friday-Sunday

Limited fitness class schedule.

The parking lot will be very busy during this time, so plan your visit accordingly.

For more information about the event, please visit parkcityskiswap.com.

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