Utah Ski Resorts

Due to resort quiet hours, music volume must be lowered by 11:00 p.m.

Of the Utah ski resorts, Sundance has some of the greatest spaces designated for weddings and private events. These spaces include the creekside ceremony area, the Redford Conference Center, the Rehearsal Hall, the Screening Room, the Wasatch Lodge, Elk Meadows, and Bearclaw Mountain Lodge, with the largest space accommodating up to 300 guests.

Setup/Teardown Complexity level 2 of 4: Extra time needed due to uneven ground, elevators, stairs, extended distance to ceremony/reception area, or another factor (see note below).

While the lodge does follow Alta sound ordinance restrictions, your event can continue late into the night if music and dancing take place indoors. Music by the pool and outdoor area normally end earliest, as these areas are usually closed earlier into the night.

Snowpine Lodge has multiple areas designated for events including the lawn, the Snowpine Ballroom, and the Terrace & Swen’s Restaurant. Capacity varies but can Snowpine can accommodate up to 300 guests in the largest space. This venue also offers onsite accommodations.

Setup/Teardown Complexity level 2 of 4: Extra time needed due to uneven ground, elevators, stairs, extended distance to ceremony/reception area, or another factor (see note below).

Note: Venue is very straightforward and fairly easy to access. Vendors will have to use an elevator to get to ceremony and reception spaces. Plan on coordinating a schedule for vendors to share elevator access.

Sound restrictions vary by location. The Moonbeam Lodge has a music curfew of 11:00 p.m. In other areas, music must be concluded by 10:00 p.m.

Solitude offers many venue spaces with the most popular being the Moonbeam Lodge, which has a capacity of up to 145 people. Other Reception areas include the Roundhouse, Last Chance Lodge, Honeycomb Grill, and St. Bernard’s. There are even more options when it comes to ceremonies, with areas including the Inn Lawn, the pond, Last Chance Lawn, Moonbeam Lawn, Moonbeam Lift Lawn, and Roundhouse.

Setup/Teardown Complexity varies depending on the specific location.

Note: Solitude offers multiple areas for events. Depending on the location chosen, set up and break down may be more time-consuming, requiring more labor. Moonbeam Lodge, for example, has only one elevator that all vendors must share.

Beaver Mountain has no restriction on sound levels.

Beaver Mountain Resort offers multiple indoor and outdoor event spaces including the cabin and the lawn, with capacity for up to 260 seated guests.

Information on setup/teardown complexity coming soon!

Contact Deer Valley for sound restrictions.

Deer Valley offers multiple event spaces include Empire Canyon Lodge, Silver Lake Lodge, and the remote Cushing’s Cabin, accessible only via shuttle or chairlift. The largest space, Silver Lake Lodge, can accommodate 300 guests.

Setup/Teardown Complexity level 2 of 4: Extra time needed due to uneven ground, elevators, stairs, extended distance to ceremony/reception area, or another factor (see note below).

For events taking place indoors, there are no sound restrictions.

Powder Mountain wedding and event spaces include the Meadows and Arbor Lodge, which has space for up to 300 guests.

Depending on the specific area, Powder Mountain Setup/Takedown Complexity varies between:

Setup/Teardown Complexity level 2 of 4: Extra time needed due to uneven ground, elevators, stairs, extended distance to ceremony/reception area, or another factor (see note below).

Setup/Teardown Complexity level 3 of 4: Time constraints in place for vendor setup or teardown.

Park City Mountain Resort abides by the city’s municipal sound ordinance, which designates that noise levels must be lowered by 10:00 p.m.

Park City Mountain Resort offers a handful of event space options including the Legacy Lodge, the Lookout Cabin, Mid-Mountain Lodge, and Red Pine Lodge. The largest area can accommodate a whopping 450 guests!

Depending on the specific area, Park City Mountain Resort Setup/Takedown Complexity varies between:

Setup/Teardown Complexity level 2 of 4: Extra time needed due to uneven ground, elevators, stairs, extended distance to ceremony/reception area, or another factor (see note below).

Setup/Teardown Complexity level 3 of 4: Time constraints in place for vendor setup or teardown.