Ziplining, Swimming, Burgers, and April 28 NASCAR Race for One, Four, or Six at Miller Motorsports Park (Up to 61% Off)
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Exciting outing includes day at the Utah Grand Prix, zipline ride along 700-foot wire, splashes in 12-foot-deep pool, and cheeseburger meal.
Racing dates back to ancient Greece, where chariot races around city walls settled disputes over farming rights and which philosopher had the best beard. Witness the fairest system of justice with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
$24 for a NASCAR and Tooele County pass for one (a $51.50 total value)
- One general-admission ticket to the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West Utah Grand Prix on Saturday, April 28 (a $25 value)
- One zipline ride (a $7.50 value)
- One tour of the Larry H. Miller Total Performance Auto Museum (a $10 value)
- One half-pound cheeseburger combo with drink at American Burgers (a $5 value)
- A single-day swim pass at Deseret Peak Complex’s Aquatic Center (a $4 value), which opens May 19<p>
$89 for a NASCAR and Tooele County pass for four (a $206 total value) that includes the same as above for each group member
$119 for a NASCAR and Tooele County pass for six (a $309 total value) that includes the same as above for each group member<p>
Visitors snuggle into their grandstand seats as they cheer on the speed stylings of drivers piloting vehicles at the Utah Grand Prix. The electromagnetic zipline’s 700-foot path affords two riders at a time resplendent views of the surrounding mountains at their choice of a leisurely or adrenaline-filled pace. Sage guides at the Larry H. Miller Total Performance Auto Museum shepherd visitors through a collection of 30 historically significant cars, including a Shelby Cobra and a Ford GT40, telling the stories behind each horseless buggy along the way. Amid the azure waters of the Deseret Peak Complex, swimmers speed down the water slide or splash in the 12-foot pool before retreating to American Burgers for a cheese-cloaked patty. Pass components can be used over multiple visits.<p>
Exciting outing includes day at the Utah Grand Prix, zipline ride along 700-foot wire, splashes in 12-foot-deep pool, and cheeseburger meal.
Racing dates back to ancient Greece, where chariot races around city walls settled disputes over farming rights and which philosopher had the best beard. Witness the fairest system of justice with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
$24 for a NASCAR and Tooele County pass for one (a $51.50 total value)
- One general-admission ticket to the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West Utah Grand Prix on Saturday, April 28 (a $25 value)
- One zipline ride (a $7.50 value)
- One tour of the Larry H. Miller Total Performance Auto Museum (a $10 value)
- One half-pound cheeseburger combo with drink at American Burgers (a $5 value)
- A single-day swim pass at Deseret Peak Complex’s Aquatic Center (a $4 value), which opens May 19<p>
$89 for a NASCAR and Tooele County pass for four (a $206 total value) that includes the same as above for each group member
$119 for a NASCAR and Tooele County pass for six (a $309 total value) that includes the same as above for each group member<p>
Visitors snuggle into their grandstand seats as they cheer on the speed stylings of drivers piloting vehicles at the Utah Grand Prix. The electromagnetic zipline’s 700-foot path affords two riders at a time resplendent views of the surrounding mountains at their choice of a leisurely or adrenaline-filled pace. Sage guides at the Larry H. Miller Total Performance Auto Museum shepherd visitors through a collection of 30 historically significant cars, including a Shelby Cobra and a Ford GT40, telling the stories behind each horseless buggy along the way. Amid the azure waters of the Deseret Peak Complex, swimmers speed down the water slide or splash in the 12-foot pool before retreating to American Burgers for a cheese-cloaked patty. Pass components can be used over multiple visits.<p>
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About Utah Motorsports Campus
Utah Motorsports Campus's spans upwards of 500 acres, showcasing the 23 curves of the racetrack awash in the controlled chaos of zooming sports cars. Dedicated to celebrating fast-moving motor vehicles while schooling nascent Earnhardts in the art of speeding, Utah Motorsports Campus upholds its vision via a variety of state-of-the-art facilities.
Utah Motorsports Campus's 4.5-mile track has fielded the wheeled circuits of countless high-energy events, such as the American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association’s Bonneville Vintage Grand Prix, which features motorcycles from the 1940s–1980s, six-hour sportscar endurance competitions, sprint-races, and more. To satisfy your need for speed, drivers of all ages can choose to zip around the go-kart track, burning rubber down its 900-foot straightaway.