Woodward Park City is a year-round action sports destination featuring an Indoor Hub, Mountain Park, lift-served terrain, skate parks, trampolines, tubing, and a world-class community focused on progression. It’s built for all skill levels—whether you're a beginner or a pro.

Depending on the season, you can ride BMX, scoot, skate, snowboard, ski, or mountain bike. There are also trampolines, parkour zones, airbags, foam pits, tubing lanes (available only in winter), and more. Visit our Daily Tickets page for our current offerings.

While we offer youth camps and lessons, Woodward Park City is for everyone. We offer Adult Nights, open sessions, and products for all ages and ability levels.

Start small. Build confidence. Keep going. That’s the Woodward way! Our facility is designed to support progression with expert coaches, soft landings, and beginner-friendly zones.

Most activities are designed for guests aged six and above. We also offer Micro sessions and classes for ages 1–5, as well as open access for adults.

The Indoor Hub is open to all guests ages six and up with a valid ticket. Guests under 18 must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian.

Yes. All guests must have a completed waiver before participating in any activity at WWPC. Parents or guardians must complete waivers for minors. Waivers can be completed online before arrival.

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We offer several daily access options:

• All-Access Ticket: Full-day access to the Indoor Hub, Mountain Park, and tubing (seasonal).

• Indoor Hub Ticket: 2-hour access to indoor skateparks, trampolines, and ramps.

• Just Wheels Ticket: All-day access to skateparks, pump tracks, and dirt jumps—no trampolines or lift access.

• Micro Ticket: Unlimited indoor play for kids ages 1–5.

• Adult Night Ticket: 1-hour access to the Indoor Hub, Tuesdays 8–9 PM, ages 18+.

Check Daily Tickets for current pricing and availability.

Prices vary based on the product and day. For example:

• Just Wheels starts at $35

• Indoor Hub Tickets start at $45

• All-Access starts at $129

We recommend booking in advance online, especially on weekends and holidays. Walk-up tickets are limited and may sell out.

Yes! The All-Access Membership is available year-round. For $169 per month (with a 4-month minimum), you receive unlimited access to all open areas, discounts on programs and rentals, complimentary clinics, and two buddy passes per month. It pays for itself in just a few visits!

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Tickets are non-refundable. You can change your booking up to 24 hours in advance by contacting our Guest Services team. Missed sessions are not credited.

We offer several ways for little ones to get in on the action:

• Micro Clubhouse: All-day access for ages 5 and under, with a foam pit, climbing wall, and mini trampoline in a safe, parent-supervised space.

• Micro Private Gym (Weekends 9–10 AM): Exclusive access to explore the entire Indoor Hub—perfect for early risers and little rippers.

• Group Lessons: Available starting at age 4.

• Private Lessons: Offered for ages 3 and up.

Parental supervision is required at all times for children under six years old. Reservations are strongly recommended.

Helmets are required for all wheeled action sports activities. Additional gear, like pads and proper footwear, is strongly recommended. If a guest arrives without the necessary gear, they may not be allowed to participate.

Our Mountain Patrol and medical team are trained in First Aid, Emergency Medical Response, and Athletic Training. During high-volume periods, such as summer camp, we supplement our staff with certified athletic trainers and nurses on-site to provide additional support.

Our team assesses injuries quickly and safely. Parents are contacted if the injury involves the head or face, requires time out of activity for more than 2 hours, or necessitates off-site care. Minor injuries are treated in our on-site First Aid and Athletic Training Rooms.

All staff complete onboarding and safety training. Coaches are certified in their sport and trained in SafeSport, child protection, and emergency protocols. Many have professional or industry backgrounds.

Our team monitors all zones during active sessions. A parent or guardian must check in campers and minors and may not be left unattended outside of supervised programs or sessions.

Yes. We have designated zones and recommended age-based groupings to help guests ride and explore safely at their level.

ADA ANIMAL POLICY

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Woodward permits service animals in all areas open to the general public, with the following exceptions. Suppose a guest with a service animal would like to visit an area for a special event that is not otherwise accessible to the service animal. In that case, Woodward will strive to provide alternative transport to the location, dependent on the location, weather conditions, and other variables. Given the unique winter and summer environmental conditions, extreme terrain, and weather, Woodward recommends that guests provide as much advance notice as possible when seeking alternative transportation. According to the ADA, only dogs and miniature horses are considered service animals.

Woodward does not permit service animals to accompany guests beyond the ticket scanning equipment at Woodward locations or facilities, including on chairlifts during summer and winter operations. This policy is based on legitimate safety requirements, as determined by Woodward, to protect the safety of other guests, employees, and the service animal itself. Areas beyond the ticket scanning equipment include skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking terrain, skateparks, foam pits, drop ramps, trampolines, and airbags.

A service animal must be under the control of its handler at all times. A service animal must have a harness, leash, or other tether unless either the handler is unable because of a disability to use a harness, leash, or other tether, or if the use of a harness, leash, or another rope would interfere with the service animal’s safe, effective performance of its work or tasks, in which case the service animal must be otherwise under the handler’s control (e.g., voice control, signals or other effective means).

Authorized personnel may request a service animal be removed from the premises if: (1) the animal is out of control and the animal’s handler does not take immediate, effective action to control it, or (2) the animal is not housebroken. If the service animal is removed, Woodward will make all reasonable efforts to provide the disabled individual with the opportunity to participate in the services or activities without the service animal present on the premises.

Our base area and main facility are wheelchair accessible, including parking, entrances, restrooms, and lounge spaces. Certain terrain features, such as ramps or ski/snowboard access, may not be accessible due to the slope grade or surface type.

Service animals are not allowed on the lift or lift-accessed terrain for safety reasons. Only ADA-recognized service animals (dogs or miniature horses trained to perform specific tasks) are permitted on-site. Emotional support animals, pets, or therapy animals are not allowed in activity areas.