Progress on Deer Valley's New Sister Resort

[BenedictGomez]

Not to sound like an Alta snob but that is an insane amount of $$$ to cat ski Deer freaking Valley.

Deer Valley sells a $2,000 cheeseburger.

 

[Tonyr]

2k per person for a couple of cat rides up the new terrain, if that really is the cost, is going to be a tough sell most weekends I'd guess.

 

[kingslug]

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[thetrailboss]

2k per person for a couple of cat rides up the new terrain, if that really is the cost, is going to be a tough sell most weekends I'd guess.

You'd be surprised. There is a lot of money being thrown around in DV and PC.

 

[thetrailboss]

One hotel is now open for business. More details as to how this came to be and what this development replaced.

Deer Valley’s first East Village hotel was built with the military in mind. Here’s a peek inside.

The Grand Hyatt Deer Valley, which debuted in November as the first hotel in the ski resort's East Village expanded terrain, is billed as "a new standard of mountain adventure and hospitality." Here's what it will offer, and what a night will cost.

www.sltrib.com

 

[Former Sunday Rivah Rat]

One hotel is now open for business. More details as to how this came to be and what this development replaced.

Deer Valley’s first East Village hotel was built with the military in mind. Here’s a peek inside.

The Grand Hyatt Deer Valley, which debuted in November as the first hotel in the ski resort's East Village expanded terrain, is billed as "a new standard of mountain adventure and hospitality." Here's what it will offer, and what a night will cost.

www.sltrib.com

"Grand Hyatt Deer Valley, the nation’s first public-private military hotel"​

Maybe Deer Valley wants to invade and conquer Park City? Are the storm troopers up to the challenge?

 

[urungus]

All this to replace the eight-room Hillhaus Lodge barracks at Snowbasin

 

[abc]

Those same pictures that got posted thousands times, someone think it’s funny? Yeah, broken record is funny when you’re that bored.

But I just figured it out. If I don’t login, the picture became thumb nails! My eyes don’t get assaulted by such childish repetition.

(Has the side benefit of discouraging me from posting on threads that has no real relevance to me too! — except when I’m seriously bored)

 

[BenedictGomez]

Imagine that at a party.

 

[BenedictGomez]

Pouring rain here at 6,850 feet a little while ago, which is the Mayflower base level. They've lost all snow other than man-made at base level, so I can report that place cant handle a "worst ski season in 35 years" event, but last year with above average snowfall it was solid through April close. So after a few datapoints now I think with at least "average" years that side of Deer Valley will be okay, but in poor snow years not-so-much. I imagine this isnt doing wonders for their real estate sales though (serves them right).

 

[Tonyr]

The Grand Hyatt Residences sold out almost immediately. I'm guessing the Four Seasons Residences will too when they go up for sale. As someone mentioned earlier, worst case scenario, Deer Valley East is going to be a gateway over to the main resort. What will be most important for DV East home owners is how well the base village gets built out.

 

[thetrailboss]

SkiUtah just posted the latest episode of its podcast and it was about this expansion. I started listening and then heard that the guest was none other than Extell's President Gary Barnett. I immediately stopped listening.