Park City sits at 7,000 feet in the Wasatch Mountains — remarkably accessible for a place this beautiful. The short version: fly into Salt Lake City, then Uber or drive up. We’ll handle the rest on Saturday evening.
35–45 minute drive to Tuhaye
SLC is the closest major airport and has nonstop flights from nearly every U.S. hub. Delta runs a large hub here, with strong service from United, Southwest, American, and JetBlue as well. The terminal is modern and easy to navigate — expect a short walk from the gate to baggage claim.
Two easy options from the airport — both land you in Park City in well under an hour.
Simplest · no car to park
Both operate at SLC and run reliably up to Park City. Expect roughly $90–$130 to Tuhaye, a bit more during surge hours. If you have luggage or are traveling as a group, UberXL is almost always worth the small upcharge. This is the easiest option if you don’t need a car during your stay.
Best if you plan to explore
All major rental agencies operate from the airport’s consolidated rental facility, a short indoor walk from baggage claim. A standard sedan or SUV is plenty for June — no four-wheel drive required. We’d recommend booking early, since summer weekends fill up.
The drive is straightforward: I-80 East out of the airport, then US-40 South toward Heber, exit at Mayflower / Jordanelle, and follow signs for Tuhaye.
On the night of the celebration, we’ll run complimentary shuttles between Old Town and Black Rock Mountain Resort and over to the venue at Tuhaye — and back. No need to worry about driving or parking after dinner.
Pick-up times and exact meeting points will be sent to you closer to the date. If you’re staying near one of those two pickup locations, leave the car — you’re all set.