Olympic Training Center

My friend and I arrived to the center at the start of a tornado warning. The center made sure everybody was safe by sheltering in place with good communication throughout, letting us know the status of the tours. Our tour guide, Bob, did a fantastic job keeping us out of the weather and showing us the ins and outs of the facilities where the Olympians train. He was very knowledgeable, entertaining and flexible. We even saw some Karate sessions! Highly recommend.

Great experience touring the OTC for the second time. We did this tour about 5 years ago and it's changed a decent amount since then as the OTC has changed and supports different sports currently. Our tour guide, Ashley, was wonderful and easy to book with. The price of the tour is really reasonable, it's accessible, a good length, and goes into good depth on life at the OTC. It would be fun to see more athletes training but that seems a bit seasonal. The gift shop selection needs a bit of help, otherwise great!

So cool to get a behind the scenes look at where some of the best athletes in the world train to compete at the top of their game. One of 2 Olympic training centers in the US alongside Lake Placid. Our tour guide Bob was super knowledgeable about the athletes and facilities. Even took some trivia curve balls we threw at him in stride and definitely knows his stuff! Some 15 yrs of experience working at the center! Every athlete we ran into throughout the campus was super friendly yet you could tell they were extremely focused on what they were there to do. Highly recommend if you’re in the area!

Very cool experience to see where some of the Olympians train & live. We had an amazing tour guide that was very knowledgeable. I learned a lot. I appreciated the tour guides firsthand stories about seeing some of the Olympians like Michael Phelps on site over the years. We did the Bronze tour and it was comprehensive enough for us. Next time I will try one of the other tours to compare. It was inspiring! Beautiful facility.

Great tour. We did the Bronze tour with Payton. It was very informative and we got to see a lot the complex. We were able to go into the weight room, wresting gym, pool, basketball, gymnastics and shooting range. Everyone we encountered was very nice and we go to see athletes training for the 2020 Olympics.

Such a great experience to see where our athletes live and train. The tour was great as we walked thru all the training venues. We later shopped at the Olympic store for gifts.

I enjoyed the experience but the tour I received just felt like the guide picked up the gig at the last moment on their way to lunch and kinda put half effort into it. It felt like we mainly walked outside and looked at the facades with a, "we can't go in there but this is what goes on in there" statement. We were lucky enough to see a couple olympians training while we were there katie ledecky. It overall felt like it should have been a donation entry. The tour conveniently ended at the pro shop where they attempt to charge you $75 for a plain shirt with the USA logo, $125 for a plain duffle bag with the USA logo, etc. Way Way Way too expensive for a gift shop.

We went on the bronze tour. It took about 2 hours, and we were able to see the conditioning space, rehabilitation center, pool, basketball court, wrestling and boxing rooms, and shooting range. I haven’t visited the OTC since early 2013 and I’m so impressed with how different the facilities are now! Amelia Moore was our tour guide and she facilitated an incredibly captivating, joyous, and entertaining tour full of fun facts and little stories. Highly recommend! ***Google maps took us to the employee and athlete entrance - the entrance for visitors is a left turn at the light before google will tell you to turn, if you are coming from Platte ave.

THIS PLACE IS AWESOME! I spent the money on the Gold Tour and it was worth it. Had an awesome guide who took us everywhere and met Coach Zadick, HC of the Freestyle Wrestling team big for me as I am a wrestling fan. Then got to have lunch with our group in the Athlete dining hall.

Pretty great experience, three floors of activities and a bridge to cross the tracks as wellVisited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedYesPrice for adult entry$21–30