Delta Center
Skating Arena
Figure skating and Short Track Speed Skating competitions were held at the Delta Center Skating Arena in Salt Lake City. The venue is a multipurpose facility for sports and entertainment.
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Figure Skating |
Total events: 4
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Short Track Speed Skating |
Total events: 8
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Location |
301 West Temple |
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Snowfall |
Average annual: 163.3 cm/64.3 in (average for Salt Lake area) |
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Altitude |
Base: 1305 m/4281.5 ft (average for Salt Lake area) |
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Post Olympic Use |
The multipurpose facility for sports and entertainment is the home arena for the National Basketball Association's Utah Jazz and the WNBA's Utah Starzz. The facility also hosts concerts, rodeos, ice shows and large conventions. |
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Seating Capacity |
10,784 |
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Directions |
Located in downtown Salt Lake City between 300 and 400 West on West Temple |
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Venue History |
The Delta Center began operation in October 1991. Since that time, it has been the home arena for the Utah Jazz and the Utah Starzz. It is the largest arena within a five-state radius, including Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, and Colorado. It's seating capacity is up to 20,400 people. In August 1999, a tornado hit the facility directly, causing and estimated $5 million in damage, but the arena was unharmed structurally. |
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For additional suggestions on enjoying these sites year-round, contact the Utah Athletic Foundation. |
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