Canyons Village Hosts ULTRA Village Olympic Viewing, Torchlight Procession and Fireworks

Canyons Village at Park City Mountain turned its base area into a multiday “ULTRA Village” event, running 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily from Thursday through Sunday and centered on the Milano Cortina Games closing weekend, Park Record reported Feb. 18. Organizers designed the program as a live viewing and après-ski experience intended to bring the Winter Games atmosphere to Park City during the Winter 2025/26 season.

Guests cheered on Team USA during live event viewings while the village offered après-ski with DJs, winter-themed activities, curling lanes and interactive photo ops, Park Record said. The Park Record copy lists those attractions verbatim, noting attendees could both watch competition and participate in on-site activities described as part of the live viewing and après-ski experience.

Saturday’s closing-ceremony programming provided the marquee spectacle: ski and ride school teams, instructors, and young athletes carved down the mountain in a glowing torchlight procession that illuminated the slopes and culminated in a fireworks show over Canyons Village. The Park Record article included a schedule heading for Saturday’s closing ceremony festivities, though the detailed schedule entries were not included in the excerpted text available for this report.

Park Record’s report credits Canyons Village for images and promotional material with the line “Credit: Canyons Village.” The local newspaper metadata attached to the story places the item in the Winter 2025/26 coverage and notes that the Park Record publishes twice weekly in Park City and has served the Wasatch Back since 1880. The original reporting framed ULTRA Village as an on-mountain way to celebrate the Milano Cortina closing ceremony while offering family- and visitor-oriented programming at the Canyons Village base area.

The published excerpts do not include ticketing or admission information, names of DJs or vendors, exact start times for the torchlight procession, or other operational details such as parking, shuttle logistics, or safety protocols. Those items were not present in the Park Record excerpts supplied with the event notice; further specifics would require confirmation from Canyons Village or Park City Mountain public relations.

Park Record’s Feb. 18 coverage establishes ULTRA Village as a short-run mix of live Olympic screenings and après-ski entertainment at Canyons Village, capped by the torchlight descent by ski and ride school teams and a fireworks display over the village that marked the Milano Cortina closing festivities.