Salt Lake Connect Pass

18 Attractions for One Price - Savings of 50-80%



If you’re visiting Salt Lake City for more than just one day, you’ll want to seriously consider this Salt Lake Connect Pass that was put together by the Salt Lake Visitor and Convention Bureau. It’s also a very popular pass for locals to get because of the huge savings versus buying individual admission tickets. Visiting even a handful of the 18 attractions will save you money. Here are some of the terrific attractions included in the Salt Lake Connect Pass…

 
 

Natural History Museum of Utah

One of the most visited attractions in Salt Lake City that requires paid admission. There’s so much to see but one highlight is the world’s largest display of horned dinosaurs

Museum of Ancient Life at Thanksgiving Point

Utah is a famous dinosaur graveyard and this museum has the world’s largest collection of dinosaur fossils on display

Red Butte Garden

The state arboretum of Utah and the largest botanical garden in the Intermountain West. It occupies over 100 acres on the foothills of the mountains with breathtaking views of Salt Lake City below


  • Ashton Gardens at Thanksgiving Point: 55 acres of luscious gardens and the largest man-made waterfall in the Western Hemisphere

  • Utah’s Hogle Zoo: Utahs’ largest and oldest zoo, 42 acres and 92 years old. Famously the birthplace of America’s first “liger” (a mix between a lion and tiger, though she has since passed away)

  • Tracy Aviary: the largest and oldest free-standing aviary in America with beautiful garden pathways to stroll through

  • This is the Place Heritage Park: this is like the Colonial Williamsburg of Utah; experience a pioneer village of over 50 historic structures brought to life by historical interpreters in costume, a Native American village, a train ride and more…set on the mountainside above downtown Salt Lake City

  • Clark Planetarium: included in the Pass are viewings of an IMAX theater for films as well as a dome theater with a 55-foot diameter and a 360-degree immersive viewing experience

  • Snowbird Ski Resort Aerial Tram Ride: Ride up to 11,000 ft elevation and stand atop Hidden Peak for panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains and Salt Lake Valley below. This is a summer tourist crowd pleaser!

  • Butterfly Biosphere at Thanksgiving Point: 40,000 square foot butterfly conservatory and insectarium

  • Utah Olympic Park: site of 2002 Winter Olympic events and home to year-round training and public activities

  • Plus several more attractions such as Utah Museum of Fine Arts, The Leonardo Museum, and more