![]() High capacity chairlifts and closed cabin carriers may be the exception, and may be loaded in a way that allows for physical distancing. Lift attendants will not require guests to ride a chairlift with people they do not know. Guests will self-group and load chairlifts and gondolas with their traveling party. Lifts – Physical distancing in lift queues occurs organically due to the length of skis and snowboards and guests will notice additional spacing measures, including extended maze designs, more lateral spacing and increased signage, to further ensure a consistent flow of appropriately spaced traffic.We plan to share more details in the coming weeks. Our goal has always been, and will continue to be, to provide our guests with a seamless Copper Mountain experience, which is why we are implementing this system proactively to help us track and manage volume and enable appropriate physical distancing. This means that whether you’re a season pass holder coming for a few powder day laps or a family looking to enjoy a tubing session and lunch, you will need to let us know you’re coming. Parking – We are implementing an online parking reservation system.We’re confident that starting our season later than we have historically opened, with more acreage and lifts open, will help guests spread out and maintain appropriate distance while also providing a higher quality on-snow experience from day one of the season. Opening Date – Copper Mountain will open for the 20/21 ski season on November 30th.The following measures will be implemented to effectively manage volume and appropriate physical distancing on all days of the season: Based on our skier terrain and skier volume, we will limit the number of guests who typically have access to ski and ride on certain days. We believe this is an essential first step that we can all take to ensure a safe experience at Copper Mountain.Įnabling appropriate spacing between parties is another important step to ensuring a safe experience at Copper Mountain. Whether you are riding a bus, waiting in a lift line, loading and riding one of our chairlifts or gondola cabins, or entering our facilities, you will be required to wear a face covering. Throughout the summer, facial coverings were a requirement for staff and guests in nearly every aspect of the Copper experience, and will continue to be required in all indoor spaces, except when seated to eat or drink, and outdoors when 6 feet of physical distance cannot be maintained. So that our community can plan accordingly and gain insight into what the season will look like while still being covered by the Copper Passholder Promise refund guarantee, the below information previews our plans as they stand today. We appreciate our collaborative relationship with Summit County and the state of Colorado to develop thoughtful solutions to keep Copper Mountain open, and our community safe. We continue to monitor COVID-19 and, given its dynamic nature, we have prepared thorough, adaptable operations plans that put safety first, are consistent with all local regulation, and follow the National Ski Areas Association’s Ski Well, Be Well best practices. Second, we are doing everything we can to ensure the longevity of the season. First is our commitment to protect the wellbeing of all who live, work, stay and play at Copper remains steadfast. While we believe skiing and snowboarding is inherently safe, there are two principles driving our every action here at Copper Mountain. ![]() Opening day is approaching quickly and with that in mind, I want to give you an update on the actions we are taking to prioritize the wellbeing of all for the duration of the season. ![]() There have already been a few dustings of snow on the peaks at Copper Mountain, which means it won’t be long before we can get back to doing what we love – skiing and riding! Now more than ever, we look forward to reconnecting on the slopes. The letter from Copper Mountain president and general manager, Dustin Lyman, provides detailed adaptations made to winter procedures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, including outlining improved health and safety measures, announcing Copper Mountain’s official opening date for the winter season and other key updates. Copper Mountain has announced an overview of its plan for the upcoming 2020/21 winter season.
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