Lift tickets will be limited every day, across every resort, during the 2022/23 season in order to preserve the guest experience at each resort. Guests planning to visit this winter – whether one day or every day – are encouraged to purchase their lift access in advance – whether it is a lift ticket, Epic Day Pass or season pass.

Employees will continue to complete daily health screenings and resorts will still apply enhanced cleaning practices. With safety as its top priority, the company will continue to monitor the changing dynamics of the pandemic, but at this time does not plan to have any of these measures in place. For more information and a list of available positions, please visit This season, Vail Resorts will not require face coverings, vaccines or dining reservations across its resorts. In addition to highly competitive wages, employees also receive free Epic pass(es), free ski and snowboard lessons, 40% retail discounts, leadership development, and wellness benefits such as six free mental health sessions for employees and their dependents/roommates. The three Western Pennsylvania resorts offer full and part-time winter employees a $20 per hour minimum wage. Vail Resorts is also investing heavily in its strongest asset – its team members-by increasing employee pay and offering new employee benefits and perks. The sales systems at all three resorts have been upgraded to cashless operations. At Hidden Valley, seven new portable HKD snow guns have been added to the resort’s snowmaking fleet, and Laurel Mountain has received upgrades to its internet service. At Seven Springs, 28 new snowmaking towers have been installed on Giant Steps and snowmaking pipe on Phillip’s Run has been replaced. Several projects are underway at each resort to improve the guest experience. Laurel Mountain Slopes Hours of Operation Monday through Wednesday: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.Saturday and Sunday: 8 a.m.-9 p.m., Tubing from 9 a.m.This season, we’re excited that means more time on snow and consistent hours that suit their busy work and school schedules.” “Our team has been hard at work brainstorming ways to deliver an Experience of a Lifetime to all of our new and returning guests. “It’s been a busy, fun summer at our resorts, but we are eager to welcome back skiers and snowboarders this winter,” said Brett Cook, General Manager. Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain’s hours of operation have been adjusted to provide guests with evening runs after work and school. Seven Springs will add six more hours of slope operations per week. Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain plan to open Fri., Dec. 25, for opening day, the day after Thanksgiving. In preparation for the upcoming 2022/23 ski and ride season, Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Hidden Valley Resort and Laurel Mountain Ski Area have announced their targeted opening dates and some exciting news about operating hours. 22, 2022) - Despite the steamy summer temperatures, western Pennsylvania’s ski resort teams have winter on their minds. Seven Springs Adds Six Ski and Ride Hours a Week Lift Ticket Sales will be Limited Daily to Prioritize Passholder Experience

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