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LIFT RATES
RESORT HIGHLIGHTS
MOUNTAIN FACTS
Regular Season Lift Rates: Website: deervalley.com
-Adult Full Day $86
Rated the #1 ski resort in
Snow Report: 435-649-2000
-Senior Full Day $62 Toll Free: 800-424-3337
-Child Full Day $53
North America in 2008, 2009
Season Dates: (conditions permitting) 12/5/09 - 4/11/10
Christmas Holiday Lift Rates:
and again in 2010 by the
Average Annual Snowfall: 300"
-Adult Full Day $90 readers of SKI magazine. Lift Served Vertical: 3,000'
-Senior Full Day $66 Skiable Acres: 2,026
-Child Full Day $57
Complimentary morning and
Trails: 100
afternoon Mountain Host
Terrain: 27% 41% 32%
RESORT TIP tours for both Intermediate Lift System: 2 fi xed grip quads, 5 triples
Deer Valley limits the number of lift and Expert skiers.
2 doubles, 1 high-speed four passenger gondola
11 high-speed detachable quads
tickets sold daily. Purchase lift tickets
in advance at deervalley.com or after
Curbside Guest Service
Distances: 36 miles from Salt Lake Intl Airport
3 p.m. the day before at locations
30 miles from downtown Salt Lake
Attendants to assist with
1 mile from Old Town Park City
throughout the resort and the
Signatures store on Main Street.
equipment unloading and
Email: marketing@deervalley.com
loading at Snow Park Lodge.
Complimentary daytime
and overnight ski storage
facilities are available
at Snow Park and Silver
Lake Lodges and at the
Jordanelle Express Gondola.
Consistently ranked #1 in the
individual areas of dining, guest
service and mountain grooming
Deer Valley’s premier restaurant, The Mariposa,
by the readers of SKI magazine.
Guest Service attendants assist guests with
rated #1 in the Zagat Restaurant Guide. their equipment.
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