Snowboard+Childcare+Night skiing

DonPire · 14-02-11, 11:02 PM

Hi, we are planning a trip on december 2011, but we need a resort where we have night skiing, snowboard its allowed and we can find proper child care close to the resort area.

Park City was our main option, but we just found out that there is not a child care center close to the hotels.

The thing is that one of the couples going to the trip has a 2 year old daughter, and the ski school at park city will only take children 3 years old or older.

rbar · 19-02-11, 12:56 PM

I think Breckenridge/Key stone would fit the bill. I don't like night skiing, but keystone does offer it (it's about 15 min from B., and it's the same lift ticket). There are full nursery services at Breckenridge. We have never used their nursery, but their ski school is very well run (we were there twice and at the 1st time, our youngest daughter was not even 5). Only drawbacks are big crowds during the weekends, but you can manage that by going up the mountain (at least at B).

14-02-11, 11:02 PM	#1
DonPire I haven't picked a title Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 1	Snowboard+Childcare+Night skiing Hi, we are planning a trip on december 2011, but we need a resort where we have night skiing, snowboard its allowed and we can find proper child care close to the resort area. Park City was our main option, but we just found out that there is not a child care center close to the hotels. The thing is that one of the couples going to the trip has a 2 year old daughter, and the ski school at park city will only take children 3 years old or older. __________________

19-02-11, 12:56 PM	#2
rbar Nilbog resident Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 10	I think Breckenridge/Key stone would fit the bill. I don't like night skiing, but keystone does offer it (it's about 15 min from B., and it's the same lift ticket). There are full nursery services at Breckenridge. We have never used their nursery, but their ski school is very well run (we were there twice and at the 1st time, our youngest daughter was not even 5). Only drawbacks are big crowds during the weekends, but you can manage that by going up the mountain (at least at B).