Get Ready For The 2020-2021 Tahoe Ski Season!

Tahoe 2020 Ski Season | Tahoe Exclusive Vacation Rentals

Resort Opening Days And Things You Need To Know

 

Our amazing Tahoe Ski resorts are preparing to open and in true 2020 form there are a few new rules to go along with that. Each resort is a little different but one thing they have in common is that your safety is their main concern. Keep reading to find out more information about each resorts opening day and what you need to do to prepare for your ski vacation.

 

Northstar Ski Resort- Opening Day November 20th

Important Northstar Information:

  • Reservations will be required, and our pass holders will get priority access. Click here for additional pass information.
  • Lift tickets will go on sale Dec. 8 after our pass holders reserve their priority days. Lift tickets will not be sold for the early season, but Epic Day Passes are available now. Click here to learn more or buy lift tickets.

  • Face coverings will be required to access the mountain, in all indoor spaces, in any line, in chairlifts and gondolas, and whenever you are unable to maintain physical distance.

  • For your safety, all transactions will be cashless. This includes at our hotels, restaurants, Ski and Ride School, and all other points of sale. For the best experience, book and pay online in advance.

For additional information visit their Winter Experience Page

 

Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows- Opening Day November 25th

Important Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows Information:

  • New hand-sanitizing stations are being installed and bathrooms will be outfitted with hundreds of additional touchless faucets, paper towel and soap dispensers.
  • Partitions will be installed in ticket, ski school, and food and beverage sales locations.
  • A fleet of high-demand electrostatic sanitizing sprayers will disinfect areas around the resort, with the ability to sanitize up to 23,000 square feet on one tank.
  • Guests can expect to find more outdoor seating than ever before, including expanded deck seating at Alpine Meadows Base Lodge, Gold Coast Lodge and KT Base Bar.

 Visit their Tickets and Passes page for more information.

 

Heavenly - Opening Day November 20th

Important Heavenly Information:

  • Lift tickets will go on sale Dec. 8 after our pass holders reserve their priority days. Lift tickets will not be sold for the early season, but Epic Day Passes are available now.

  • Face coverings will be required to access the mountain, in all indoor spaces, in any line, in chairlifts and gondolas, and whenever you are unable to maintain physical distance.
  • For your safety, all transactions will be cashless. This includes at our hotels, restaurants, Ski and Ride School, and all other points of sale. For the best experience, book and pay online in advance.

For additional Information go to their Winter Experience Page.

 

Sugar Bowl - Opening Day November 27th

Important Sugarbowl Information:

  • Advance purchases will be required for lift tickets, lessons and rentals. In our commitment to maintain a uniquely uncrowded experience, we will be capping the number of daily lift tickets sold in addition to limiting total season passes available for purchase.
  • Face coverings will be required at Sugar Bowl – indoors (at all times) and outdoors (when within six feet of others) – for all guests and staff.
  • Indoor access will be limited to restrooms and warming zones for 15-minute increments.
  • All food & beverage service will be “grab & go.”
  • Payment transactions will be touchless; customers will swipe their own credit cards. 

For additional information visit their Guide to the 2020/21 Winter Season page.

 

If you have any questions please reach out and we will be happy to help you prepare for your trip! 

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