The Park City Mountain Resort is a short 35 minute drive on Interstate 80, from the Salt Lake International Airport.
Plan your Park City winter getaway……
Fly into Salt Lake City in the morning – and you can be on the slopes the same day you arrive! The resort offers 3,300 acres of terrain comprised of nine bowls, eight peaks, 50 groomed runs as well as some of the best terrain parks and superpipe in the country. Annually, The Park City Mountain Resort has been ranked as one of the top 10 resorts in North America by SKI Magazine. Recently, The Park City Mountain Resort was voted as “North America’s Most Family-Friendly Resort” by the visitors of OnTheSnow. Want a front row seat? Identity Properties features 1-5 Bedroom condominium rentals at the Resort Plaza, our ski-in, ski-out location.
Park City Mountain Resort Lift Ticket Prices (purchased through Identity Properties) – 2011/2012 Winter Season Lift ticket rates. Daily lift tickets are available for purchase at the Three Kings, Park Avenue, Resort Plaza and Jupiter Inn front desks.
Visit our Silver Passport page to view 2011/2012 prices for Park City’s multi-area lift ticket option.
**Early Season: Opening – December 16, 2011**
Multi-day tickets for Park City Mountain Resort
Adult 2Day: $130 — Child 2Day: $80
Adult 3Day: $195 — Child 3Day: $125
Adult 4Day: $260 — Child 4Day: $160
Adult 5Day: $325 — Child 5Day: $200
Adult 6Day: $390 — Child 6Day: $240
**Regular Season: December 17, 2011 – April 15, 2012
Adult 2Day: $188 — Child 2Day: $116
Adult 3Day: $276 — Child 3Day: $168
Adult 4Day: $364 — Child 4Day: $220
Adult 5Day: $450 — Child 5Day: $270
Adult 6Day: $528 — Child 6Day: $312
Call Identity Properties at 800-245-6417 (435-649-5100) or e-mail us at identity@pclodge.com with any questions or to purchase lift passes (you must have lodging through Identity Properties to purchase lift passes from us).
Park City Mountain Resort Information
- General Information: 435-649-8111
- Fax: 435-647-5374
- Snow Report: 435-647-5449
- Scheduled season: November 19, 2011 to April 15, 2012
- Number of Trails: 114 trails, 9 bowls, 8 peaksEasiest: 17% More difficult: 52% Most difficult: 31%Skiable acres: 3,300Summit Elevation: 10,000 ft. (3,049 meters)Base Elevation: 6,900 ft. (2,104 meters)Vertical drop: 3,100 ft. (945 meters)1 Superpipe (Eagle)Terrain Parks: King’s Crown Superpark, Three Kings (lighted) and The RidgeLongest Run: Homerun, 3.5 miles long
- Trail Map
Lifts
16 lifts: 4 high-speed, six-passenger chairs; 3 high-speed quads; 6 triples; 3 doubles; and Magic Carpet in children’s learning area.