Magician in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City is a fly-in for me. The flight and any hotel are either built into the package or itemised on your quote, agreed before anything is booked.

Two things shape the work. The tech corridor running south toward Draper and Lehi books the way tech markets book anywhere: kickoffs, all-hands, customer dinners. And the canyons make this a retreat town, where a company brings forty people up to Park City for three days and needs one of those evenings to be something other than another dinner.

What gets booked in Salt Lake City

One practical point that matters more here than in most cities: a large share of events are alcohol-free, and many are family-inclusive. That is fine. The show does not lean on a bar and it plays the same either way, which is worth saying because it rules out a lot of entertainers.

Winter is a real season here rather than a dead one. Ski-season retreats run January through March, and late January in Park City is its own crowded week. Summer brings conferences at the Salt Palace and outdoor company events. Holiday parties get booked from October.

Getting there

A fly-in date from Milwaukee. Flights and time on the ground are either built into the package or shown as a separate line on your quote, agreed before anything is booked — never added afterwards.

Also covered nearby: Sandy, West Valley City, Draper, Park City, Provo, Ogden.