Written on January 8th, 2010 by Park City Guideno shouts
A year or so ago I picked up a couple of learn to ski and learn to snowboard dvds while browsing in the Park City Dolly’s Bookstore. I first only purchased the Snowboard dvd since I already knew how to ski, but then went back a couple of days later to pick up the skiing version because the snowboard one was so great. I figured the skiing dvd could be helpful too since I may have picked up some bad habits over the years and a refresher course would not hurt, plus the dvd goes beyond basics and covers some advanced (more…)
Written on December 14th, 2009 by Park City Guideno shouts
If you are a Utah resident you can get a ski or snowboard lesson plus rentals and half day lift tickets from 1-4pm at the Park City Mountain Resort for only $25! This is a promotion provided by the StartNOW program. This is for all first time skiers or riders six years old and up. There are separate adult and children lessons. What is even more awesome is that they (more…)
Written on November 16th, 2009 by Park City Guideno shouts
Just found this deal today via “burtonsnowboard” on Twitter where you can get a free lift ticket and snowboard lesson at The Canyons Ski Resort in Park City with the purchase of any of the following Burton Snowboards…
Qualifying Burton Snowboard Purchases:
Blunt
Blunt Primo
Blunt Wide
Bullet
Chicklet
Chopper
Clash
Custom Smalls
Dom Grom
Feather
Feelgood Smalls
Operator Smalls
Shaun White Smalls
Stigma
The Social
Verdict
What do You Get with Your Free Lift Ticket & Snowboard Lesson Package?
Basically you get a free Learn To Ride lesson package. The Canyons is an official Learn To Ride Center and offers the clinic to first time snowboarders normally for $99. I did this lesson a few years back and thought it was a pretty good deal and the instructors were great. They give you a full day lesson and full day lift ticket on the beginner lift at mid-mountain, just next to the Red Pine Lodge. They also normally give you the full day of equipment rentals with this package, but (more…)
