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Deer Valley Resort is a luxury ski resort located near the historic mining town of Park City, Utah approximately 36 miles east of Salt Lake City. It has 21 chairlifts, 91 runs, and three day lodges. Deer Valley has 1,825 acres of mostly North-facing ski slopes. Lift ticket sales are limited to 6,500 each day making it one of the highest uphill capacities in the United States. A ski resort is a ski area with a village and/or high-end accommodations and other amenities at the base of the mountain. ... Park City is a city located in Utah. ... The Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is Salt Lake Citys top tourist draw. ...
Deer Valley Resort opened in December 1981. It was one of the first ski resorts to offer ski valets to carry guests' ski gear from their cars to the slopes, to provide free parking lot shuttles, to have a state-licensed child-care facility on site, to uniform all its employees from kitchen staff to lift attendants, to provide tissues in the lift lines, to refer to customers as “guests” as they would be called at a hotel, to provide complementary ski check even overnight, to offer pagers to parents with children in the Children's Center, so they can be reached at a moment's notice.
More than 500 acres have snowmaking machines.
Hosted the 2002 Olympic Winter Games freestyle moguls and aerial, and alpine slalom events.
Deer Valley's Olympic stadium was 12 stories tall with seating for 10,000 guests.
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