Industry News
Snowbird just announced that they have closed their tram due to Coronavirus.
Snowbird says that the closure is temporary so we can hope that the tram opens again before the season ends.
Jackson Hole, WY has closed their tram for the rest of the season due to Coronavirus.
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The majority of our operations and services are currently available and we plan to maintain operations through the spring. So that we may do so, we are taking a number of actions to limit potential risks. These actions include:
- The Aerial Tram is temporarily closed to adhere with the Governor’s social-distancing recommendations;
- Additional sanitation stations have been installed throughout the resort;
- Canceled March events that would bring large numbers of people together, including IFSA Junior Nationals, IFSA Freeride World Qualifiers 2, Bird Banked Slalom, Live Music at the Plaza Deck and more;
- At SeventyOne, the breakfast buffet is now served instead of a self-serve format;
- Self-serve salad bars are temporarily closed but pre-made salads are available.
Snowbird Press Release:
COVID-19 INFORMATION & RESOURCES
Stay tuned to this page for further updates as this is an extremely dynamic situation.
All medical-related questions about COVID-19, preventative measures to lower risk and exposure, and the latest up-to-date information on the current situation of the impact on Utah, should be directed to the Utah Department of Health (UDOH), 1.800.456.7707 or visit  health.utah.gov.
Current Announcements
 2:00 pm Update, March 13
As you are likely following the COVID-19 news, we want to provide you with an update on our course of action. We are monitoring the dynamic situation and will continue to follow the advice and guidance of federal and state officials and health agencies.
We are committed to doing what we can to maintain our operations in ways that responsibly take into consideration the needs of our employees and guests. We are doing so because it is our foundational belief that it is beneficial for the soul to live and enjoy the adventure lifestyle—and this is particularly the case in times like this, when anxiety and stress are high.
There are many ways skiing and riding can be enjoyed while we simultaneously implement a number of actions to protect the health and wellbeing of the internal and external Snowbird family. We continue to strictly reinforce our sanitation practices throughout the resort, including such things as regular and thorough cleaning in common areas, including surfaces and items that are most likely to be touched frequently, hand sanitizing stations in common areas, and more frequent and visible reminders for guests and employees to help us keep our community safe by proper and frequent handwashing and staying home if not feeling well.
The majority of our operations and services are currently available and we plan to maintain operations through the spring. So that we may do so, we are taking a number of actions to limit potential risks. These actions include:
- The Aerial Tram is temporarily closed to adhere with the Governor’s social-distancing recommendations;
- Additional sanitation stations have been installed throughout the resort;
- Canceled March events that would bring large numbers of people together, including IFSA Junior Nationals, IFSA Freeride World Qualifiers 2, Bird Banked Slalom, Live Music at the Plaza Deck and more;
- At SeventyOne, the breakfast buffet is now served instead of a self-serve format;
- Self-serve salad bars are temporarily closed but pre-made salads are available.
The Intermountain Healthcare Clinic at the Snowbird Center does not have testing resources available for coronavirus screening. Guests with specific medical concerns should follow the testing guidelines from the Utah Department of Health.
If you need to make changes to your reservations, contact us at 1-855-285-6775.
We take this situation seriously and are doing everything we can to maintain our operations so that you may enjoy more great days out on the mountain, doing what you love with those you love. Please stay tuned to this page for further updates as this is an extremely dynamic situation.
