City was clean safe and walkable. Many Art Work shops some Restaurants and Bars, acouple gift stores, and many clothing establishments. Was not an area for small children, they would get bored. Nothing for teens either. Adult area unless your going for food only with them. No free parking, everything was pay. And on a Tuesday night at 8pm they were issuing Tickets.

Overpriced, crowded, full of silly and needless trinkets, but some gems buried here and there as well. Somewhere between the $12,000 fur coats and the overpriced polished rocks is a good experience if you roll with it and just enjoy it for what it is. We picked up a pair of jeans for $15, and enjoyed two hours of wondering how many people buy animal skins and furs these days. Park City seems to be the epicenter for the fur and animal skin trade in these parts. “Since 1872,” the sign proudly proclaims. Some good (and overpriced) food and drink along the way, but you probably expected as much, didn’t you? It’s easy to spend 2-4 hours on the Main Street, and a devoted shopper could spend a day or two in the art and jewelry stores. The Pando Store alone looked fascinating if that sort of art is your thing. Something for nearly everyone, but this is not a place to find many bargains.

We walked around downtown on our day off of skiing. It's nice with lots of historic buildings. There are a lot of souvenir shops, clothing stores, restaurants, jewelry stores, and art galleries. We were looking around, not out to buy anything so we had a light lunch and window shopped.

Lots of mixed vibes here. Must see. We visited it four times! Variety of merchants/restaurants? Yes! Park City prices? Yes! I always like to support local businesses. My father owned a local business and supported us kids. I don’t mind paying a little more to shop/eat local, and some here fit into that mindset. Some did not, but money may not matter to the wealthy. Go. It is a wonderful experience. Splurge a bit. Enjoy the experience every day you are here.