UTA offers free transit with ticket for Salt Lake City, Ogden events
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — If you’re heading into Salt Lake City for a festival or going to any one of the Ogden Twilight concerts, skip the traffic with your ticket.
The Utah Transit Authority announced on Friday, May 24, that event goers to several concerts and festivals across the valley can ride any bus, TRAX, FrontRunner, S-Line or UTA on Demand for free.
To take advantage of the free fare public transit, a rider will just need to show a printed or electronic ticket to a qualified event as proof of fare. The date on the ticket must also match the date the ticket holder is riding UTA and each passenger must have their event ticket to ride for free.
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A full list of qualified events can be found below:
Utah Pride Festival – Salt Lake City
June 1 and June 2 at Washington Square Park
Luke Combs Concert – Salt Lake City
June 7 and June 8 at Rice-Eccles Stadium
Utah Asian Festival – Salt Lake City
June 8 at Utah State FairPark
Utah Arts Festival – Salt Lake City
June 28-30 at Library Square
George Strait Concert – Salt Lake City
June 9 at Rice-Eccles Stadium
Western Stampede and Carnival – West Jordan
July 4-6 at West Jordan Fairgrounds
Salt Lake City Twilight Concert Series
Shows and dates vary.
Ogden Twilight Concert Series
Shows and dates vary.
University of Utah Sporting Events
Dates and venues vary.
For more information about the UTA Ticket-as-Fare program or for a complete list of approved, upcoming events, concerts and sporting events visit the UTA website at rideuta.com or call UTA at 801 RIDE-UTA (743-3882).
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