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20 years ago tonight, I was one of the snowflakes in the snow storm segment and a prairie girl in the American West segment. One of the top three best nights of my life. Not enough words to describe how amazing this entire ceremony was, and what a privilege and an honor it was to be have been chosen to be part of it.
Awesome!
I bet that when you saw this again, it gave you tears to your eyes from the nostalgia and happy memories you lived through from the opening ceremony and I bet it was so much fun dancing as a snowflake and a one of those happy-go-lucky Mormons that arrived to the beautiful land of Utah. My favorite segment, aside from the five nations of Utah and the Mormon Pioneers, was the tribute to Kristi Yamaguchi.
I had a friend from my time at Utah State who had grown up in Calgary. Her younger sister got to be one of the kids in the opening ceremonies of the Calgary Winter Olympics in 1988, and then her own daughter was one of the kids in the Salt Lake City opening ceremonies.
I remember watching this, and I was moved to tears by the ceremony. I said well, the Native Anericans have finally had their day before the whole entire world.
I remember the organizing of this event was going very poorly. It was then that Mitt Romney was given the job, turning the whole thing around. It was his decision to involve the Native Americans in the ceremony, and this was the result. It couldn't have been more perfect. I will never forget how blessed I was.
Thank you for doing this and thank you for sharing it with us today. This was a beautiful and inspring ceremony post 911.
Who is here after Utah is getting the 2034 Olympics
I was in the audience. Honestly haven’t seen the ceremony on TV in decent resolution, so this is cool.
And the fact it was on Pioneer Day is even more special
I was four during this, so I'm interested to see what the Olympics was/will be like here.
meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I live in Utah kind of. Was rewatching the 1992 opening, then remembered the Utah opening I had watched a few months ago. I visited the Natural History Museum, there is a wonderful exhibit (Native Voices) that reduced me to tears (I'm half Guarani).
Now this is how you put on an Olympic opening ceremony.
I am emotional watching this again. Love the inclusion of the native tribes, the pioneers, and the audience.
About 6 months after 9/11. This was great for the US to come together.
We need to come together now. Its too much hate, killing, sickness and pain right now. Only God can save us.
and we here in Salt Lake City watched our town become an armed bastion.. the security was just nuts... an entire segment of the City Center was in a special Olympic Zone, and you had to get throughly checked out to go in, just ot do any business in the area.
@@lisawilliams9211 bless you lisa
These games provided hope, for a country that was in dire need of it.
@@lisawilliams9211 Absolutely. God alone can help us.
The version of the USA national anthem used here was so heartfelt in the beginning and so powerful at the end! I love it!
and it was fitting America was going through grief The Towers are gone, the Pentagon is destroyed, Flight 93 has gone down, and millions of lives were lost. Here the world shared our grief and helped boost our morale as we opened the games in Salt Lake.
I know... we were all startled by what happened on that fateful September day in New York and Washington D.C in 2001 no one will ever be left to face hard times alone neither during and after 9/11 or the present day where we’re in a long and arduous fight against a global pandemic
@@geomodelrailroader millions? 3,000
I love it so much.
Every time this version of the National Anthem Of The USA 🇺🇸 begins it gives me goosebumps.
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@@adorabasilwinterpock6035 Well, technically, the consequences of 9/11 caused the loss of almost millions of people, with the Iraq and Afghanistan invasion.
I don't know if they intended to, but it was so cool that the announcement for SLC's return to the Winter Olympics was on Pioneer Day, thus making the holiday extra special for everyone in Utah.
Either way, congratulations, Salt Lake City, to having the Winter Olympics back in 2034 and like in 2002, let's light the fire within.
This gave me chills. The national anthem, the flag, the silence when it was carried in... incredible.
Never forget 9/11. May God have mercy on America once more.
It always gives me the goosebumps every time.
Could’ve heard a pin drop
The Indian Tribes Tribute is awesome. The magnificent and beautiful adornment doesn't make their plight easy to go away and it shouldn't. God Bless ALL of them and my hopes for a wonderful better future for us all.
It doesn't get any more respectful than that.
Doesn’t it get better than this?
I love all the Native Americans of this country known as USA 🇺🇸.
I always wanted to know which Indian tribe I am from but I have a dirty blonde curly hair.
But I love the way Indians are wise and brave.
My favorite Indian hero is Pocahontas because she was the one who befriended the explorer John Smith.
The true americans
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In America we are free. The Pow Wow is freely expressed without opposition. Yéego Diné Yéego!
@@linodin0gay
I'm here after the 2034 announcement and the Paris Opening Ceremony, and I must say, I miss these types of performances. So fun and unique!
And just look at that religious symbolism validating the cult of Mormonism
@@venomx2ignorant much?
@@venomx2 Wait, what did I miss?? 😅
That roar from the American crowd for the entrance of my Australian Team was amazing!! Goes to show the deep love and unity between our two countries!
It should be noted that your country's former Prime Minister John Howard was in Washington DC the morning of the attack, and he not only invoked the ANZUS Treaty, but was the first world leader to lend a hand to the US.
Every time I travel abroad, it is the Aussies that I have the easiest time befriending no matter where I am in the world. It's like bumping into a relative and immediately feeling at home. Much love to Australia and its incredible people from an American.
I was lucky enough to attend this. I’d forgotten how spectacular the program was, yet nothing impacted me more than the juxtaposition of sound and silence during the flag ceremony. Quiet enough to hear a pin drop in the stadium, but above, chopper blades whirling in the dark; offering a sad reminder our world had changed forever. Airspace security for this event was unprecedented.
its interesting how as time passes the ceremony usually gets more and more extravagant. yet nothing can replace the simplistic and joyful olympic walk where all the teams enter the stadiums in a procession. classic.
By far, the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics was the best Winter Olympics ever. The pageantry, choreography, and respect for ALL nations was shown. If Salt Lake City ever puts in a bid for the Olympics again, it would be the winner hands down.
as of now january 2021 they are thinking 2030 or 2034 i cant wait as a Utahn born and raised
@@Some0ne001 Since the US is hosting the 2028 Summer Olympics in LA, it would make 2034 very likely for a bid, as opposed to 2030. The IOC doesn't like countries hosting Olympics back-to-back.
@@grizzfan08 Unless no one bids and the IOC needs a cheap solution fast.
Salt Lake City is going to try and get the games again. The USOC has selected the city to bid for either the 2030 or 2034 bid.
It’s happening again in 2034
Edit: I think
A moment with a flag and a national anthem is so touching. I was watching this on TV 18 years ago, I remember it like it was yesterday.
sad all those lives lost when the towers fell this flag was on the roof of Tower 1 and came down with it when it fell.
It was very sad when that happened.
It makes me sad for those who lost their loved ones when the World Trade Center was attacked and then came crashing down.
I'm not american, but when they carried in the flag that flew on the world trade center was such a painfully beautiful moment wow
I thought I'd be fine watching the Ground Zero flag being brought into the stadium, but as soon as it came on-camera, my breath caught in my throat and tears began to well up in my eyes. I suppose those feelings from having lived through it (even though I was a teenager in California) will never truly go away. I can't imagine how it must be for those who lived in New York City and those who lost loved ones - my heart goes out to them still.
princesskyrie I was the exact same way when the flag was brought in.
I lost one of my cousins in the south tower collapse, he was FDNY. His father died in 2016 from 9/11 cancer after spending weeks digging at Ground Zero and another cousin, brother and son to the above mentioned died this past march from 9/11 cancer.
This is self torture for me.
On September 11th of this year it will be the 20th anniversary of the time it happened around that time.
This was by far THE best openning ceremony I've ever seen. I enjoyed from beginning to end. The presenting of the 9-11 flag made me cry in 2002 when I first saw this and again now. Loved it!
Best opening ceremony ever? George Bush, a war criminal made an appearance.
@@JohnDoe-yi9rm lmao
Waited 19 years to see this without any commentary....
This is the most heartwarming opening Ceremony in my life, and it got me into the olympic spirit!
When I saw it the first time on TH-cam from either the last months of last year or the first months of this year I fell in love with this video because I started to love Robbie Robertson’s songs so much that I only got one song of his from iTunes called “Making A Noise” but I added more songs of his on my wishlist. I have the dirty blonde curly hair but my mom’s mom had a back surgery and has an Indian blood in her which makes me wonder which Indian tribe I belong to.
No doubt why its on the top in ranking for winter. This whole show proves that Salt Lake 2002 is the best winter olympic opening so far. The National Anthem, Tabernacle Choir and overall production are very spiritual and mesmerizing. Great job!
indeed and when you have Tab Choir here you can't go wrong they are the best group in America and the 400 strong voices are the spirit of Utah.
War criminal George Bush made an appearance. That's great?
@@JohnDoe-yi9rm that's the only think that was awful to see
But look at the flag when it entered the stadium 💗
@@JohnDoe-yi9rm Every single president and American would've gone to war if they were in office during 9/11
@@gaberohrbach7542 How do you know that?
This opening ceremony won seven Emmy Awards
I never knew that
That's pretty amazing. I do have to say this is my favorite as far as music and if I'm not mistaken that last for a live music accompanied parade of nations.
I did not notice that.
I love this opening ceremony very much.
Which awards?
@@gabetalks9275 Emmys is an American Award show for the best in Television.
We are very grateful to Olympic Channel making our quarentine happier with amazing ceremonies
And even if the quarentine is lifted, we will still be very grateful to the Olympic Channel to keep up uploading videos of the past opening and closing cermonies ever recorded on TV for the Olympic games!
Hallelujuh for the Olympic Movement
IKR!
I fell in love of the opening ceremony of 2002 Salt Lake City a year ago.
I still love it so much.
It makes me feel entertained so then I won’t be bored.
@@MoreAwsomeMetal
I appreciate them too
From Atlanta 1996 to Salt Lake 2002
From Los Angeles 2028 to Salt Lake 2034
Congratulations, Salt Lake City!
One of my favorite ceremonies... Salt Lake 2002 had been so much anticipated for me that year, but sadly in my country, they didn't broadcat the ceremony live and just aired some 30 minutes highlights. That was so frustrating for me!!!... Years later . Thanks TH-cam, I could watch the full ceremony... And I still think that Salt Lake was for the Winter Games what Barcelona was for the Summer Games...
The closing ceremony also is one of my favorite closing ceremonies ever, for both summer and winter games (hope you to upload the closing ceremony, too)... In my country the closing ceremony was broadcasted live when it had already started... so, we missed the first 20 minutes or so... it was aired almost complete and live...
Nacholympic SLC is special as it’s the first time an Aussie win gold (thanks to all his rivals falling over) in short track
This brings back so many fond memories. I was living in Salt Lake and was present at Washingn Square when the IOC President opened the envelope to announce Salt Lake had won. We heard him say "Salt..." and that was it, all those emotions burst forth. I lived in SLC during the run to the Games and saw the 1996 Torch Relay come through including the overnight stop in Washington Square. I was honored to be a volunteer for Salt Lake (go Team 2002!), the first of three Olympics that I was a volunteer for. The 2002 Opening Ceremony had all everything you need for a great opener and it delivered. As a Native American, the section honoring Utah's Five Nations always brings tears. I will carry those positive vibes with me when it's my turn to pass on.
It's been 20 years now and I still remember those wonderful times. As if it were yesterday, it's a pity you can't turn back time. It was one of the best Olympic Games.
Binge watching the Beijing, Athens, Atlanta, Salt Lake City and London Olympics Opening Ceremonies again, after watching the Paris 2024 Olympics Opening Ceremony.
I live in Southern Utah next to Zion's national park when this all happened, when i was 10 years old we watched the Olympic torch go through Zions nation park i was next to one of the handoff areas and after the flame was passed on to the next runner the previous runner saw me who still had the torch and gave it to me to hold not sure why but i had a picture taken of me holding it and my parents tried to hold it too but the officials intervened and wouldn't let them touch it nobody but me. I had no idea how rare of an opportunity i just had that few people ever have on this earth, what a crazy thing to think about now that i am 29 almost 30.
You can hear a pin drop when the flag from the World Trade Center was being carried into the stadium.
I was there and it is my clearest memory from that night. I've been at stadiums when they call for a moment of silence and it's still nothing like what happened here. The crowd just naturally went silent as soon as it was announced, I was moved to silent tears but also brought back to that awful day (I was in DC on 9/11 and could see the the smoke and smell that awful smell from NJ when I was able to get home a few days later)
You can hear the TV helicopter rotors far above the stadium, it sounds like
I was in that stadium and it was truly magical. The Olympics and its tradition is something the world needs now. These games I can say without a doubt changed my life!
Well I wasn’t born and raised at Utah USA. I was born and raised here in Texas USA.
I always love the Dixie Chicks because the song I love the most is Wide Open Spaces but a year ago I started to fall in love of the song called Ready To Run.
I love music & animals.
Yee Haw!!!!!!!!
It's interesting to see the difference in the performances of the U.S. anthem pre and post-9/11. It was a unique position where the U.S. played host to a Summer and Winter Olympic Games, separated by six years and that something between drastically changed the scope of the event. Looking back on the Atlanta 1996 opening ceremony, it was the complete opposite of the word "restraint". There were red, white and blue banners, fireworks cracking between verses and the Blue Angels flying overhead. Extravagant, but most definitely the America we all know and love.
The World Trade Centre attacks effectively levelled the context of American pride for a while after. The event showed that even the lofty heights of the United States could be made vulnerable, and the nation was in dire need of healing. The presence of the flag flown at Ground Zero gave some real gravitas and context for what happened in just the months prior. The entrance of the flag to complete silence and the fact it was carried in by athletes and not military members sold the impact it had on American society. The ripped, but still whole condition of the Ground Zero flag also represented the state of America around this time too; a nation grieving and in distress, but still united and unwilling to allow victory to those who seek out deliberate harm to others and the destruction of peace for their own agenda.
Otherwise, the two ceremonies had the same variant of the anthem and the hand-over-heart salutes. So, the basic structure of the anthem was still solid. Looking back, It's pretty fascinating to see how just six years of context can change how the two ceremonies started.
I was a teen in 1996, and had just turned 20 when the 2002 Olympics aired, so I definitely remember the 'change in times'. I actually became aware of terrorist groups in 1995, and for one brief horrifying second thought, "If they hate us so much, why haven't they tried attacking here?" I was still shocked like all of America, but I did think about that one thought. For me the 2002 Olympic Opening Ceremony was all about hope and showing the World, "We're still here." I miss the feelings of unity that existed back then almost 20 years ago.
6:16 the Ground Zero flag enters the stadium in complete silence.
Lost one of my cousins that day when the south tower collapsed, he was FDNY, both his father and brother died from 9/11 cancer in the years since.
I'm just here to torture myself on the evening before.
I know this flag was on the roof of Tower 1 when it fell and was buried in the rubble for three days. All those lives lost we will never forget it.
May the gods shine their light upon them. They truly are resting in the Elysium with all the heroes.
So sorry for your loss 🙏
The 343 are never forgotten
I feel sad for the loss of yours but it’s not a goodbye it’s see you later.
So sorry for your losses
The Salt Lake 2002's emblem consisted of a snowflake, which consisted of three separate sections. The yellow top section symbolizes the Olympic Flame, and represents the athletes' courage. The orange centre section symbolizes the ancient weaving styles of Utah's Native Americans, and represents the region's culture. The blue/purple bottom section symbolizes a snow-capped mountain, and represents the contrast of Utah's mountain and desert areas. The orange/yellow colours above the blue/purple bottom section also gave the appearance of a sun rising from behind a mountain. The text "SALT LAKE 2002" in black, with the Olympic rings below the wordmark.
1:54:52 I feel that of all his Olympic themes, John Williams wanted to uplift the nation after 9/11 as much as celebrate the champions. It always gives me such chills hearing this performance.
1:57:55 When the choir and fireworks sync together I get chills too! Just epic. I only came to this video to listen to this piece actually
Anyone here because of the 2034 bid ?
Who’s here after the announcement?
So nice to finally see the full version of the opening ceremonies!! I was at these games but was very disappointed in the US network's water downed and edited version of these ceremonies. I can finally relive the entire ceremonies as like when we were there!! thanks Olympic channel!
Olympic channel should do the Los Angeles 1984 opening ceremony in its entirety!
@@Nate-Dawg921 that’s if they can find the footage of it
But I know there is a high definition version. I have seen it. Where is that?
Found out recently that my uncle was one of the drivers who drove the morman tabernacle choir to the opening ceremony!!!
I barely got to watch this ceremony when it was originally broadcast. It was at a noisy party where half the attendees didn't even care about what was going on. Finally being able to not only relive the opening ceremony from my home city's games in its entirety (including all the parts the party made me miss) but see it presented with no commercial breaks, no cuts and no obnoxious NBC commentary is something I never thought I'd see in my lifetime... So to the IOC member that approved this upload, *THANK YOU...*
SLC '02 has been the the high standard of ceremonies to me. The spirit, visuals, and music are on point!
FINAL APPEARANCE OF YUGOSLAVIA AT THE WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES IS IN SALT LAKE CITY IN 2002
I forgot how beautiful this opening ceremony was.
This without a doubt was the most beautiful, emotional opening ceremony of any winter olympics I have ever seen. For once we acknowledged our Native brothers and sisters and let them chant, dance, and sing their hearts out. And at 1:16:14 the magic begins.
Congratulations Salt Lake City 2034!!!
This opening ceremony has it all. Solemnity, tradition, music, symbolism, brotherhood, artistic drama, patriotism, sports, culture, and fun. It was also stunning while being very simplistic. A really, really excellent job.
Those were the last olympic games that took place in the US so far.
USA is the nation that hosted the most of the olympiads throughout history (4 summer games in 1904,1932,1984,1996 and 4 winter games in 1932,1960,1980,2002) with a total of 8 Olympic games. If the 2028 olympiad thakes place (in the times we're living, we're never sure), USA will be the only country to have hosted 9 olympiads, and the only country to have hosted 5 summer olympiads.
The other countries that had the most olympiads are the following:
-France: 5 olympiads (2 Summer in 1900,1924 and 3 Winter in 1924,1968,1992). This number will reach 6 if the 2024 Paris games does take place.
-United Kingdom: 3 Olympiads (3 summer in 1908,1948,2012)
-Italy: 3 Olympiads (1 summer in 1960, 2 winter in 1956,2006). This number will reach 4 if the 2026 Milan/Cortina winter games takes place.
-Japan: 3 Olympiads (1 summer in 1964, 2 winter in 1972,1998). This number will reach 4 if the 2020 Tokyo games eventually takes place next year.
-Canada: 3 Olympiads (1 summer in 1976, 2 winter in 1988,2010).
-Germany: 3 Olympiads (2 summer in 1936,1972, 1 winter in 1936).
-Grece: 2 or 3 Olympiads depending if you consider the intercalated games official or not... (2 summer in 1896,2004 and 1906 for the Intercalated games)
-Switzerland: 2 Olympiads (2 winter in 1928,1948) and 1 Youth Olympic Winter Game in 2020.
-Norway: 2 Olympiads (2 winter in 1952,1994) and 1 Youth Olympic Winter Game in 2016.
-Austria: 2 Olympiads (2 Winter in 1964,1976) and 1 Youth Olympic Winter Game in 2012.
-South Korea: 2 Olympiads (1 summer in 1988, 1 winter in 2018). South Korea will also host the 2024 Youth Olympic Winter Games.
-Russia: 2 Olympiads (1 summer in 1980, 1 winter in 2014)
-Australia: 2 Olympiads (2 summer in 1956,2000)
-China: 1 Olympiad (1 summer in 2008) and 1 Youth Olympic Game in 2014. If the 2022 Beijin Winter Games are organized, then China will have hosted 2 olympiads and 1 YOG.
Countries who only hosted 1 Summer olympiad:
-Brazil (2016)
-Spain (1992)
-Mexico (1968)
-Finland (1952)
-Netherland (1928)
-Belgium (1920)
-Sweden (1912)
Country who only hosted 1 Winter olympiad:
Bosnia Herzegovina (formerly part of Yugoslavia) (1984)
Countries who only hosted 1 Youth Olympic games:
-Singapore (2010)
-Argentina (2018)
And Senegal (first african country to ever host and olympic event!) if the 2022 Youth Olympiad does take place!
When you think about it, the countries that organizes the olympics are a very narrow group of nations!
Make that 9. L. A. will the Summer Games of 2028!
@@shalawndillon4525 Lets hope no viral pandemia or world conflict will jeopardize the upcoming olympic schedule!
How has Greece not hosted more Olympiads?
@@LTMM_ Money Problem
@@shalawndillon4525 And hopefully 10 with Salt Lake City again in 2030.
I'm so excited to finally have a chance to re-watch this wonderful ceremony in its entirety without having to worry about transfers from a degrading VHS tape. Thank you *so* very much for sharing this online for posterity!
and without BOb Costas yakking every 10 seconds
This is the best winter Olympics opening I have ever watched. So moving
1:16:08
Always loved this part. It’s like you can feel all the different cultures meeting at one place
For me 1:07:51 YUGOSLAVIA!
My favorite too, props to my Indigenous American peepz! Ma'lob k'iin!
I love how Team Andora were holding up and waving both the Andoran and American flags during their entrance.
Me 2.
In 2028, after over 25 years, the Olympics will return to the United States
And Biden will open
@@MaxiRu23 i think by 2028 well have bigger issues to deal with
@@CatsRock11000 the ongoing climate crisis will be the most pressing tbh.
@@kitsunefire92 I don't care what the issue is. I will watch it. The same in Summer Game in Paris.
BTW: There's a rumor that SLC will host the Winter Olympics Game in 2030 or 2034.
Thank you for posting this, Olympic Channel! The original NBC broadcast didn't include portions shown here.
sheesh imagine that.. commercial NBC cutting away at critical moments for advertisements, etc. The CBC one (Canada, was a little bit better.. I have a tape of that somewhere my bestie back in Vermont sent me, off the cable channel out of Montreal)
Best olympics ever, congratulations USA, great job, greetings from Mexico
I love Mexico 🇲🇽 because not only I love the Mexican Food but I love the dancing, the outfits even the holidays they celebrate like Dias De Las Muertos.
In English Day of the Dead.
Okay, hands up if you wanted one of those Roots Team USA berets. (I wanted one so badly. It took me several years, but I did eventually get one - and I still wear it whenever the Winter Olympics are going on.)
there were 2 stores selling those at The Gateway shopping complex with lines out the wazoo.. One of hte strtuctures isnt even THERE anymore,and the other is some watch repair place. They even took all but the fountain and the memorial wall out of the complex ( my name is engraved in stone without having to die hahaha)
@@ZakhadWOW I ended up getting mine from the Team USA online shop. By the time I finally found it, it was on deep-discount clearance (I probably paid more in shipping than for the actual hat) - the end result being that I'm probably one of the few people who still walks around wearing one. But hey, now it's practically vintage!
I love to get that for my birthday one of these days.
I just have to look hard and dig deeper.
Those were so cool!! But I gotta say, I think I prefer that Ralph Lauren has dressing them since Beijing.
@@ZakhadWOW I got lucky the last day of the games. Some friends and I went very early to The Gateway and waited until Roots opened to get ours. I got one for myself and one for a friend that couldn't make it with us. Worth the wait. Met people from different states and countries. Fun memories and so proud of my hometown on a wonderful job.
Opening and closing ceremonies always make a wonderful spectacle.
Yes it does make a wonderful spectacle indeed.
Still is, an always has been, my favorite Winter Olympic Opening Ceremony (London takes it for Summer). 1000% better than whatever it was that Paris was trying to pull off.
My GOD! You have no idea how often this opening ceremony pops into my mind. It was the first one I ever watched as a kid, thank you for uploading the hole thing!
I haven’t seen this on tv from 2002 because I never realize that. But I love it because I watched it last year and started to fall in love 😍.
Would love to see the olympics back in America. The Winter Olympics in Salt Lake was just a giant success.
The Olympics will be coming back to America at the 2028 Summer Olympic games in Los Angeles, California
@@jessefett2986
What?!
LA28
problem with winter polemics in Utah is we don't get the snow like we used two, Also are population has increased a lot two so winter Olympics here is a real nn go
7:39 Ladies and Gentlemen The National Anthem sung by my favorite group The 400 Strong Voices of Tab Choir and the Orchestra at Temple Square
i like to say 'you can never go wrong with the Tab Choir"! :)
I love the Mormon Tabernacle Choir the way they sang the national anthem of the USA 🇺🇸.
Their singing voices always touch my heart 💝.
The orchestra was the Utah Symphony, not the Temple Square one.
0:52 Began in Above
1:30 Memorial Olympic From Charmonix 1924 to Salt Lake City 2002
3:21 2002 Salt Lake City
7:59 National Anthem of USA Star Spangled Banner
1:08:15 USA
2:07:09 Inauguration
2:29:34 Obor On
2:35:59 Formation
2:37:17 Ending
1:39 1929 St. Moritz and 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen: Sonja Henie's costumes.
2:35 1976 Innsbruck: Dorothy Hamill's famous pink costume.
Los Que Se Han Cancelados Son Sapporo 1940 Y Cortina D'Ampezzo 1944
I love the Native American part and the drum groups
21:11 The Parade of Nations starts it always begins Greeks First Host Nation Last.
21:40 here comes The Greeks they started it all.
22:22 Andorra,
Argentina 22:47
Armenia 23:12
Australia 23:43
Austria 24:15
Azerbaijan 25:29
Belarus 25:57
Belgium 26:43
Bermuda 27:07
Bosnia and Herzegovina 27:32
Brazil 27:53
Bulgaria 28:25
Cameroon 28:57
Canada 29:10
Chile 30:30
China 30:53
Croatia 31:46
Cyprus 32:12
Czech Republic 32:39
Denmark 33:41
Estonia 34:05
Fiji 34:35
Finland 34:59
North Macedonia 35:46
France 36:12
Georgia 37:27
Germany 37:46
The Brits 39:08
Hong Kong 39:55
Hungary 40:17
Iceland 40:57
India 41:24
Iran 41:45
Ireland 42:13
Israel 42:55
Italy 43:24
The Jamaican Bobsled Team 44:23
Japanese Empire 44:53
Kazakhstan 46:05
Kenya 46:42
South Korea 47:02
Kyrgyzstan 47:38
Latvia 48:03
Lebanon 48:54
Liechtenstein 49:13
Lithuania 49:49
Mexico 50:15
Republic of Moldova 50:49
Monaco 51:28
Mongolia 51:58
Nepal 52:27
Netherlands 52:52
New Zealand 53:23
Norway 54:01
Poland 55:09
Puerto Rico 56:15
Romania 56:46
57:18 Federation of Russia
58:37 San Marino
59:08 Slovakia
59:57 Slovenia
1:00:29 South Africa
1:00:52 The Spanish
1:01:15 Sweden
1:02:17 The Swiss
1:03:29 Taiwan
1:03:57 Tajikistan
1:04:14 Thailand
1:04:36 Trinidad and Tobago
1:05:04 The Turks
1:05:27 Ukraine
1:06:13 Uzbekistan
1:06:45 Venezuela
1:07:13 The Virgin Islands
1:07:42 Yugoslavia
1:07:58 Ladies and Gentlemen TEAM USA!
this comment is so cute. especially the ending part. aww!
Thank you!!
It's wonderful to see most nations getting a loud applause from the crowd as they walk in
I live in Utah and remember this this was incredible
I live in Texas but I love the other states of the USA 🇺🇸.
Especially Utah.
I didn't live in Utah when this took place but I live a couple blocks from the stadium now!
Impactful today just like 20 years ago. I was there with my Husband and parents. ❣️❣️❣️
I am in love of this opening ceremony because it’s like a movie to me.
I was born on 1994.
I love it so much.
I’m in Texas USA 🇺🇸
1994 is when Lillehammer hosted the Olympic Winter Game.
I always love this video so much.
I was born three days after the Lillehammer 1994 opening ceremony.
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real Americans being honored... I love it
I think that was the first opening ceremony I actually watched on TV as a child.
Since the IOC declared on march 24th that the Tokyo games were postponed untill next year, the olympic channel has been releasing on each monday a full upscaled video of an opening or closing ceremony of a past olympiad.
So far we had:
-30th of march: PYEONGCHANG 2018 (Opening)
-6th of april: SYDNEY 2000 (Opening)
-13th of april: TORINO 2006 (Opening)
-20th of april: PYEONGCHANG 2018 (Closing)
-27th of april: ATHENS 2004 (Opening)
-4th of may: BARCELONA 1992 (Opening)
-11th of may: NAGANO 1998 (Opening)
-18th of may: ATLANTA 1996 (Opening)
-25th of may: SALT LAKE CITY 2002 (Opening)
What are your bids for the ceremony we'll get on the 1st of june?
I bet it's Seoul opening, the last summer opening missing
I want Seoul 1988 opening, Sydney 2000 closing ceremony
2014 SOCHI
1994 LILLEHAMMER
1992 ALBERTVILLE
1988 SEOUL
1988 CALGARY
They might put up Vancouver's. Its on their dedicated(and VERY DEAD) channel already.
I feel the next ceremony might be a closing one
Thank you so much for uploading all these ceremonies. I enjoyed watching Barcelona 92! Please upload the closing ceremony of Barcelona.
One of my adopted Uncle's was a volunteer for Salt Lake City 2002. He was a bus driver. He was responsible for getting the tenors from the Mormon Tabernacle choir to this very ceremony.
6:20 20 years, never forget 😢
Top 10 largest delegations
01. USA (202)
02. Germany (157)
03. Russia (151)
04. Canada (150)
05. France (114)
06. Italy (112)
07. Switzerland (110)
08. Japan (103)
09. Sweden (102)
10. Finland (98)
Whoa!
Salt Lake City is going to host it again in 2034. I so can’t wait for it already
Better than Paris 2024
you hate to see it
You’re definitely not wrong
I agree
I just dont think anyone will ever top that LeAnn Rimes brilliant performance and the Flaming Rings on the ice to end things
I love that part so much.
懐かしい。この頃はちょうどハリーポッターシリーズも始まり、大振りのマフラーが流行していた。9.11からまだ半年も経ってないし、相当の厳戒態勢だったろうな。
The first Winter Olympics of the 21st Century that was ahead of its time, and with higher security, since this was five months after the September 11th attacks. (2:05:50)
This has inspired me to resume training starting tomorrow morning.. here's to 2026 and 2030!
Luck My friend🍀
Show of hands who’s excited for 2034
1:54:20 and now Call of the Champions preformed by the 400 Strong Voices of Tab Choir and conducted by John Williams.
Still my favorite Olympic theme.
@@Enrahb
Mine too.
I always love John Williams because not only he composed this song but he was a composer from the Harry Potter movies.
He’s a genius.
Anddddd Salt Lake will be hosting it again in 10 years, especially that it now has an NHL team.
Thanks very much for your work
Every Four Years the World has to remind us that we are from the same Human Race. We can come together and enjoy each other in the competition. It doesn't have to be any other way.
That’s True
So quiet and sober when the flag of new York entered the stage, especially when 9/11 happened a few months prior. So somber...and while I love other country's anthems watching our anthem as that flag flew makes me proud to be an American
Same.
Same here.
I am truly mesmerized by the silence!
I'm enjoying this nonstop and it still less than 2 hrs in.
bro, that ode to joy is lit! 🔥 the live orchestra makes this olympics grand. hoping that the next olympics has this.
My Brother Just sent me the link to this. We grew up in Utah, in 2001/2002 i was living in another state, but have since moved back... i have seen parts of this, but i don't think i've ever seen the whole thing (don't remember why i couldn't watch it live, I know i would have wanted to!!). Today is Pioneer day here in UTah, a state holiday where we celebrate our heritage and freedom, seems kinda aprop to be watching this today!!
And, now just over 4 years later (Salt Lake 2034 announced last week), and my Brother sent me this again 😊❤
I have to say, tho, it's a little bittersweet seeing my previous comment. I became chronically ill/ disabled less than 2 months later.
18 Años esperando a que esto se subiera a internet GENIAL !!!
I was 4 (turning 5 on June) when I watched the opening ceremony.
One of the more emotional opening ceremonies ever. I remember the torch relay passing through my neighborhood in L.A. and I remember how many people had tears on their faces. Salt Lake City DELIVERED. Now, almost 30 years later, Los Angeles is once again Olympic host city for the 2028 Summer Games and I for one CANNOT WAIT!!!
i legit almost cry while they sing the national anthem. So solemn and beautiful that I sing along.
I always love that part.
These games provided hope, to a country, that was in desperate need of it.
Beautiful! We had a party that evening to watch the opening ceremony missed a lot things- now So Happy to get to see it again! Spectacular!
Wow the last time the US hosted an Olympics! Can’t wait for 2028!!!!🇺🇸
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ very powerful goosebumps.
I love the native Americans beautiful history
I was 3 so i might have watched but not remember it too much
This is lovely thank you very much 💓
The flag and the eagle flying over a symbol of hope 🤝
Absolutely amazing. Waiting for Seoul '88 and Lillehammer '94 Opening Cerimonies.
Me 2
So nice to finally watch this without the always annoying NCB commentators.
Now all that will be missing from past opening ceremonies in the 20xx is the Sochi 2014 Opening Ceremony.
You do not need to upload the Sochi 2014 opening ceremony because on TH-cam you can find it even in 4K format with original audio.
On the other hand, Olympic ceremonies such as those in Barcelona, Atlanta, Sydney, Torino or Salt Lake City are highly appreciated because no one had posted them in Full HD quality before.
Even the Vancouver 2010 that has not been uploaded by the Olympic channel can also be found in Full hd format on youtube.
Lol what happen they don't upload Sochi?
Krisna Agung Murti you wanna discuss politics? cuz if so, i can explain the main reason they deleted it.
@@spaceBoba what's that? Doping? So sad
This is my favorite Winter Olympics
If anyone notice, they took a lot of ideas from the 1996 Summer Olympics and added their flavor to those ideas for the 2002 Winter Olympics.
Yes, I noticed and thoroughly enjoyed!
I believe it was the same Produicer