The same could apply to September and October, as the community waits for the opening of ski season, although those months have proven to be economically solid in recent years. Any tourism generated by a baseball team in April or May in the Park City area could be seen as a post-ski season prize during a time when there is usually limited economic activity. The schedule would appear to be favorable to the tourism industry in Park City since April and May are traditionally the slowest months of the year, as the ski season ends and the summertime activities and warm-weather events have yet to begin. The playoffs can stretch into November and add an undetermined number of home games to a team’s season. The Major League Baseball season extends through 162 regular-season games - 81 at home - starting in late March and running until early October. The fans on days around football games of the University of Utah or Brigham Young University can be especially noticeable. Precise Park City-area visitation and sales numbers attributed to people in the state for the events are not known, but fans of visiting teams are sometimes seen wearing their squad’s logos on Main Street and elsewhere in the community. Park City and surrounding Summit County typically receive at least some residual economic activity from many sporting events in the Salt Lake Valley and wider Wasatch Front. With discussions underway in the Salt Lake Valley about the prospects of the league expanding with a team in Utah or a team relocating to the state, there is early speculation about the potential impact on the Park City area, particularly any economic benefits the community could draw from a team. Courtesy of Big League UtahĪ Major League Baseball team in Salt Lake City could prove to be a grand slam for Park City’s tourism industry. Major League Baseball in Salt Lake City would benefit the Park City-area economy, a tourism industry official says. There is an effort underway to bring a Major League Baseball team to Salt Lake City, with supporters drafting a rendering showing a potential stadium.
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