Alert: Operating Changes Amid COVID-19
RESORT CLOSED FOR THE SEASON
GUEST REFUND REQUEST
In response to the unprecedented circumstances surrounding coronavirus (COVID-19), Vail Resorts has announced as of March 17, 2020, that all of its North American resorts will be closed for the 2019-20 winter ski season. The Company will consider reopening Breckenridge Ski Resort in Colorado, Heavenly Mountain Resort in Lake Tahoe and Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia in late April/early May, dependent on the situation with COVID-19 as well as weather conditions.
Given the unprecedented circumstances, there is not a requirement to get a refund or make changes in-resort. Please complete this form to submit for a refund or credit, subject to applicable terms and conditions for the following products:
- Lift Tickets
- Ski & Ride School
- Lodging and Vacation Packages
- Winter Activities
- Childcare Bookings
- Equipment Rentals (booked on RentSkis.com or SkiRentals.com)
UPHILL ACCESS IS CURRENTLY CLOSED ON ALL PORTIONS OF VAIL MOUNTAIN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
WITHOUT SKI PATROL AND TERRAIN MAINTENANCE IT IS UNSAFE FOR SKIERS, RIDERS, THOSE SLEDDING AND FIRST RESPONDERS. THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING ALL POSTED CLOSURES.
BLAZE NEW TRAILS
Throughout the summer of 2019, Vail Mountain operations teams and contractors were hard at work making the most significant snowmaking enhancement project in North America. A decade in the making, miles of trenches were dug, pipes laid, and the groundwork for this revolutionary put into place. The investment provides:
- A legendary early season experience
- Skiing & riding out of Mid-Vail from day one
- More predictable snow surfaces
Because only by blazing new trails, will you get the best snow in the world. You only get one start to a season. Never settle for anything less than the most legendary early season experience.