Register Now
The National registration deadline is May 5, 2006. However, local team deadlines may be earlier, so check with your team manager. You may register for the 2006 U.S. Transplant Games online or you may download the registration forms to fax or mail your registration to the Games registration and housing bureau. Registrations and housing reservations will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Registration Fees
Register online to receive a $5 discount on these registration fees!
Athletes: $80 thru March 31st; $90 thereafter
- Athletes are recipients who are competing in the Games.
Non-Athletes: $30
- Donor Families – A family member or friend of someone who donated organs or tissues at the time of death.
- Living Donors – A living person who has donated an organ and/or part of an organ to another person.
- Transplant Professionals – A transplant, bereavement or organ donation professional.
- Transplanted Spectator – A transplant recipient who is NOT competing in the Games.
- Supporters – Family member or friend of athletes and living donors; and/or an individual who does not fit into any of the other categories.
Registration fees include:
- Event credential that identifies you as a Games participant;
- Admission to all competition venues, Games hotels, competition venues and special events ;
- Access to the Games Expo
- Registration bag;
- Event Program;
- and other event materials.
Registration Upgrades
The following Games events and activities require additional fees and can be purchased with your Games registration:
- Meal Plan
- Games Transportation Shuttle Pass
- 5K Race/Walk for Organ & Tissue Donation Awareness
- Kids' Time Excursions
- Golf Club Rentals
- Donor-Recipient Golf Outing
Click here for more information on these registration upgrades.
QUESTIONS/PROBLEMS?
If you have questions or problems concerning your registration, please contact the Games Registration & Housing Bureau at (866) TX-GAMES or (800) 894-2637. You can also e-mail your questions to: transplantgames@saltlake.org.
