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So you think you can "Thriller" dance?
Posted by Jessica Kunzer - Communication Director on October 30, 2009
It is no secret that Michael Jackson can dance, but trying to imitate his moves really illustrates what talent he had. Today, I gathered with hundreds of my friends at the base of Park City Mountain Resort's Town Lift to perform a "Thriller" snow-dance. We did not succeed in our goal of breaking the Guiness Book of World Records for a simultaneous "Thriller" dance but a great time was had by all. I have no doubt that Mother Nature will take note of this effort and gift Utah with another incredible winter. We plan to attempt to break the record again next year. I hope to see you there! Check out the below footage of the event shot LIVE by Fox 13.
Brian Head Resort Gets a Treat for Halloween
Posted by Tim on October 29, 2009
Brian Head Resort is getting dumped on in a big way. Wax up those boards central Utah skiers and riders. Check out the pictures.
Solitude Treats Skiers and Snowboarders to Skiing on Halloween
Posted by Jessica Kunzer - Communication Director on October 29, 2009
Itching to snowride? Well, now you can at Solitude, the first resort to open in Utah for the 2009-10 winter season.
Solitude is welcoming the winter season by opening ahead of schedule! Snowmaking began as early as the first week of October and Mother Nature has been especially cooperative – thus allowing Solitude to move up Opening Day by one week to Friday, November 6, 2009.
Additionally, Solitude will open Link Lift one day only for pass holders, on Halloween Day October 31, 2009 – officially kicking off the 2009-2010 Utah Winter Season. So, don your favorite Halloween costume and treat yourself to a day on the slopes this Halloween. What will you dress as?
Visit Solitude’s website for more information – skisolitude.com
Will Mother Nature Trick or Treat?
Posted by Jessica Kunzer - Communication Director on October 26, 2009
The forecast is calling for snow, more snow and even more snow. Some forecasters suggest that the Wasatch Mountains may received 1-2 feet of glorious snow by Thursday morning. But, is Mother Nature playing a Halloween trick on eager Utah skiers and snowboarders, or will she treat us to early freshies? What do you think? Guess how many inches of snow you think Utah will receive by Thursday morning and receive a Utah goody.
