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Salt Lake Temple
Here’s what’s still under renovation, what’s open, what landmarks can be seen and where visitors can park in Salt Lake City.
The statue Jesus Christ With Mary and Martha stands just north of the Salt Lake Temple, now visible without obstruction.
In “Dedicate,” to be released Oct. 4, seven young adults from different countries tour Salt Lake Temple renovations and testify of Christ, temples and temple covenants.
The first 1 million reservations were claimed within 24 hours. Additional free tickets can be reserved Sept. 15 and Oct. 1.
Reservations for open house tickets now available at TempleSquare.org.
Reservations are recommended for the open house tours but are not required for the broader Salt Lake Temple Celebration.
New videos — including projections onto the Salt Lake Tabernacle’s dome ceiling — will focus on Jesus Christ.
Applications are open through Sept. 14 to find “the right people to be here to welcome those guests from all over the world.”
The new pieces in Salt Lake City depict the Savior declaring He’s the Messiah, ordaining apostles and appearing to Mary Magdalene after His Resurrection.
From selfie stations to faith-building exhibits to a virtual tour, here’s what Salt Lake Temple Celebration visitors can expect April to October 2027.