Pre-season snowfall fills Snowbird's Peruvian Gulch late Sunday afternoon. (photo: FTO/Robert Sederquist)

Snowfall Forces Snowbird to Modify Customer Appreciation Days

Snowbird, UT – As more than a foot of snowfall from last week’s storm remains at the top of Snowbird’s Peruvian Express Chairlift, the Utah ski resort announced late Thursday it will not offer chairlift rides during the first two weekends of its annual Customer Appreciation Days as previously scheduled.

Pre-season snowfall fills Snowbird's Peruvian Gulch late Sunday afternoon. (photo: FTO/Robert Sederquist)
Pre-season snowfall fills Snowbird's Peruvian Gulch late Sunday afternoon. (photo: FTO/Robert Sederquist)

Guests are still welcome to visit the resort, and in exchange for donation of a can of food, hygiene item or $3 donation to Wasatch Adaptive Sports, Snowbird will be offering free Ropes Course, Bungy Trampoline and Kids’ Inflatable activities from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Oct. 15, 16, 22 or 23. Guests will also have the option to receive a free Aerial Tram foot passenger ticket redeemable Oct. 29, 30 or Nov. 5, 6 (weather permitting).

To take advantage of the offer, guests may bring either a can of food, a hygiene item or $3, to Snowbird on any Saturday or Sunday from Oct. 15 through Nov. 6 between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.  Requested hygiene items are toothpaste, soap, baby diapers and wipes. Preferred canned food items are peanut butter, tuna, chili, soup/stew, vegetables, fruit, beans and spaghetti sauce. Acceptable boxed foods are rice, macaroni and cheese, boxed dinners, cake mix and pasta. Special-needs foods, such as low-sugar and low-sodium goods, are also appreciated.

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