Park City (Deer Valley) question-

I haven’t skied since college and have a 10,6, and 5 year old. I have an opportunity to get a room free here but don’t want to break the bank on a trip. My wife has skied once and my kids never have.

My 10 year old has a sensory disorder and probably wont do more than a bunny slope the whole time. For 3 day lift ticket for all of us it’s $2100 for lift tickets plus $180/half day for lessons for kids. Does this sound right or is there a place for kids w/o lift tickets?

The price sounds about right.

If you aren’t set on location, Keystone has Kids Ski Free for under 12 if you stay on mountain.

I am excited that Pano is open, was worried for a while that it wasn't going to be...Hopefully there is still some good snow left. Guess I'll have to deal with some ice/rocks but coming from the Midwest I'll just be happy to be skiing.

I am pumped for Vail, wasn't orginally going to be a part of this trip but everything worked out to get a day in there.

Correct. Even if kids tickets are $100 and you only get one per adult, $200/day goes pretty far for lodging at Keystone.

Loveland isn’t a resort like keystone. It shouldn’t be as busy. I freaking love loveland though. You won’t pay $10 for a beer or $15 for a sandwich at Loveland. Good terrain in the bowls too.

Was able to get up Pano once today, after that wind shut it down.
Snow was alright to start with but things got pretty scraped up by the end of the day. Might get some snow tonight but also a ton of wind with it. Winter Park is great though, didn't really wait at all for lifts. Covid restrictions are much tighter than Big Sky but I expected that.

The snow projections show a little dusting each day which is better than the nothing expected at the start of the week. We need a major storm real bad.

No lift lines... on Saturday, Pano and Sunnyside were just one big mob. Enjoy the week days

Take the wife and kids to a Breck. Enjoy a true ski town and its skiing.

Normally we go to Crested Butte, but changing it up this year and doing Steamboat. Are LT normally $199 for adults or is that a COVID thing to makeup for lower skiers. $199 is the same as Vale and Beaver Creek and more than Telluride and Breck. With kids factored in, Steamboat will be double the price of Crested Butte.

Steamboat as a mountain does not seem worthy of that price point, am I wrong? First time to SS.

What’s the status of eating lunch on the mountain at Breck (either at the base or up on the mountain)? I usually like to go in, grab a table and a bite to eat for lunch, but I’m assuming covid has changed some of the social distancing of sitting inside, etc....
Anyone been lately and know the deets? Skiing Breck this Sat-Mon