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Salt Lake City · December 2026

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Venues in Salt Lake City

Delta Center

Salt Lake City, UT

Capacity: 20,000

Rice-Eccles Stadium

Salt Lake City, UT

Capacity: 54,000

Where to Stay in Salt Lake City

Grand America Hotel

The Grand America Hotel is Salt Lake City's most luxurious accommodation, an opulent downtown landmark that serves as the premiere stay for visiting fans attending Jazz games, Real Salt Lake matches, and University of Utah events. The hotel's full-service spa and multiple dining outlets provide a pampered sports travel experience befitting a world-class ski and sports destination. A short walk to the Delta Center makes game nights seamlessly convenient for Grand America guests.

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Salt Lake City

Colorful Kimpton boutique hotel in a restored 1924 building in the heart of downtown, walking distance to Delta Center. With its nightly wine hour, pet-friendly policy, and eclectic decor, it's the preferred stay for visiting NBA teams and entertainment acts performing in Salt Lake City.

Pendry Park City

Luxury mountain hotel in nearby Park City offering ski-in/ski-out access and Sundance Film Festival vibes. A premium base for fans combining Jazz games downtown with world-class skiing just 30 minutes up the canyon.

The Grand America Hotel

Salt Lake City's premier luxury hotel with opulent European-inspired decor, a full-service spa, and multiple restaurants. The preferred hotel for visiting NBA teams playing the Jazz at Delta Center, located minutes from the arena.

Where to Eat in Salt Lake City

Current Fish & Oyster

Sleek downtown seafood restaurant serving sustainably sourced fish and oysters in a modern, airy space. A refined pregame choice for Jazz fans heading to the Delta Center and ski enthusiasts visiting Utah's legendary slopes.

HandleBar

A bicycle-themed American eatery in the Marmalade district serving hearty brunch and lunch with local craft beers on tap. Jazz fans and ski-season sports visitors fuel up here before hitting the slopes or Vivint Arena for game night.

HSL

Chef-driven New American restaurant in the charming 9th & 9th neighborhood, sourcing from local Utah farms and changing menus seasonally. HSL stands for Handle, Salt, Lime — its core philosophy — and has become a go-to for Jazz players and visiting teams seeking refined dining near Delta Center.

Red Iguana

Salt Lake City's most celebrated Mexican restaurant, famous for its seven signature mole sauces. A short drive from Delta Center, it has been a pregame favorite for Jazz fans and visiting foodies since 1985.

Valter's Osteria

Intimate Italian restaurant in downtown SLC where chef-owner Valter Nassi personally greets every table. A favorite of visiting NBA players and coaches dining before or after Jazz games at nearby Delta Center.

Best Bars in Salt Lake City

Bar X

A historic downtown cocktail bar in a restored 1930s space serving craft cocktails and house-distilled spirits. Utah Jazz fans and visiting ski-trip groups navigate SLC's unique liquor laws here with help from expert bartenders and exceptional drinks.

Beerhive Pub

Popular downtown Salt Lake City pub defying Utah's buttoned-up reputation with a wide selection of local and national craft beers. Located near Delta Center, it is the go-to pregame spot for Jazz fans seeking a proper beer-bar experience.

Fisher Brewing Company

Revived historic Salt Lake City brewery (originally founded in 1884) with a modern taproom and locally inspired beers. A pre-Jazz game essential for fans navigating Utah's unique beer laws and discovering that SLC actually has great craft beer.

Red Rock Brewing Company

Utah's most beloved craft brewery pioneer, Red Rock has been proving since 1994 that Salt Lake City and serious beer are entirely compatible — their flagship Elephino Double IPA and Utahna Pale Ale are local institutions, and the downtown brewpub on West Temple is a three-minute walk from the Delta Center. Post-Jazz game crowds pack the bar for live sports on the screens and the kitchen's outstanding smoked brisket mac and cheese.

Squatters Pub Brewery

Squatters Pub Brewery is a downtown Salt Lake City craft beer institution and a favorite pregame stop for Utah Jazz fans walking to the Delta Center. The brewpub's locally crafted ales and pub food make it a reliable and satisfying option in a state with a unique regulatory relationship with alcohol that makes finding a good beer bar all the more rewarding. Game nights bring out a lively mix of Jazz loyalists and visiting fans who have done their pregame research.

Water Witch Bar

Water Witch Bar is a cozy South Salt Lake cocktail spot with creative drinks, an eclectic jukebox, and a welcoming neighborhood vibe. Jazz fans heading to Delta Center and ski tourists discover this locals' favorite for craft cocktails that defy Utah's reputation for strict liquor laws.

Whiskey Street

Upscale whiskey bar on Main Street with over 200 whiskeys and creative craft cocktails, defying Utah's conservative drinking reputation. Steps from Delta Center, it's the go-to late-night spot for Jazz fans and visiting NBA teams looking for a sophisticated pour in downtown SLC.

Fan Attractions in Salt Lake City

2002 Olympic Legacy Tour

Visit the venues of the 2002 Winter Olympics scattered across the Salt Lake City area, including Utah Olympic Park in Park City where you can ride the bobsled track, and the Olympic Oval in Kearns, the 'Fastest Ice on Earth.' With SLC set to host the 2034 Winter Games, the legacy sites are more relevant than ever.

Alta Ski Area

Alta Ski Area in Little Cottonwood Canyon is just 35 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City, making a powder day before a Jazz game one of the most spectacular sports travel combinations available anywhere in North America. The legendary Utah snow and challenging terrain attract skiing fans from around the world, and combining a morning on Alta's slopes with an evening of NBA basketball is a bucket-list sports travel experience. Jazz fans who ski make this dual-day plan a seasonal tradition.

Alta/Snowbird Ski Day Trip

World-class skiing just 35 minutes from downtown SLC — the Greatest Snow on Earth at Alta and Snowbird in Little Cottonwood Canyon with 500+ inches annually.

America First Field

Real Salt Lake's soccer-specific stadium in Sandy is one of MLS's original purpose-built venues and consistently cited as one of the best in the league, with a compact design that amplifies crowd noise and keeps fans close to the action. RSL's Supporters' Section creates a European-style atmosphere with tifos and songs that have made the club a cult favorite.

Delta Center

Home of the Utah Jazz, Delta Center is one of the NBA's most fervent home environments, where the passionate Salt Lake City fan base creates a raucous atmosphere that has given the Jazz one of the league's best home-court advantages over multiple decades. The arena is undergoing major upgrades to reflect the Jazz's growing national profile.

Delta Center (Utah Jazz & Hockey)

Home of the Utah Jazz and Utah Hockey Club, the newly renovated downtown arena hosting NBA and NHL games in the heart of Salt Lake's sports district.

Delta Center Tour

Tour the Delta Center, home of the Utah Jazz and the expansion Utah Hockey Club, recently renamed and renovated in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. The venue carries the legacy of the Stockton-to-Malone era and now welcomes NHL hockey to Utah for the first time.

Natural History Museum of Utah

The Natural History Museum of Utah on the University of Utah campus is one of America's finest natural history institutions — a stunning copper-clad building housing world-class dinosaur collections and Native American cultural exhibits that sports fans visiting for Jazz games or Utes football build their daylight hours around. The museum's position on the foothills with sweeping Great Salt Lake views makes it the most scenic pre-game cultural stop in the Intermountain West. Jazz fans who combine a museum morning with a Jazz evening come away with a much richer understanding of the extraordinary Utah landscape their team is named for.

Red Rocks Amphitheatre (Day Trip)

Just over an hour south of Salt Lake City in Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheatre is one of the world's most spectacular outdoor music venues, carved into ancient sandstone formations at 6,450 feet elevation. Sports fans visiting Salt Lake for a Jazz or RSL game often build in a Red Rocks concert or morning hike to make it a true destination sports-and-culture weekend.

Rice-Eccles Stadium

Home of the University of Utah Utes, Rice-Eccles Stadium perches on the Wasatch Front foothills with dramatic mountain views that back-drop some of college football's most scenic game days. Utah's ascension in the Pac-12/Big 12 has brought national-caliber matchups to this underrated mountain stadium.