Winter 2025/2026 Ski Lesson Inquiry

Winter 2025/2026 Ski Lesson Inquiry
Please complete the following form and a member of the DONE Concierge Service Team will reach to further discuss Ski/Snowboard Lessons for your visit to Park City.
Main Guest For Reservation*

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Main Guest Email*
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Main Guest Cell Phone*
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Which Property Management Company did you rent your Vacation Rental through?*
What is your Reservation Number

With regards to Lessons..
How many Ski/Snowboard Lessons do you need?*
A few notes/things to know about Lessons...

Ski/Snowboarding Disiplines
- Deer Valley is Ski Only
- Park City Mountain Resort is Skiing and Snowboarding
# of People in a Private Lesson
- Deer Valley allows up to 5 people in the same Private Lesson
- Park City Mountain Resort allows up to 6 people in the same Private Lesson
Ski Ability
- Group Lessons are grouped by Age of Participants and then Ability
- Private Lessons can have multiple Ski/Snowoard Abilities, but the Instructor will teach (and the Terrain will be limited) to the lowest ability level.
Age Groups
- Deer Valley Resort Age Groups for Group Lessons are as follows:
  - Adult (Ages 16+)
  - Teen Escape (Ages 13 - 17) - Offered On Limited Dates Only
  - Adventure Club (Ages 7 - 12) - 10:00AM to 03:45PM (with Lunch Break)
  - Reindeer Club (Ages 5 - 6) - 10:00AM to 03:45PM (with Lunch Break)
  - Bambi Club (Age 4) - 09:00AM - 04:00PM (with Lunch and Ski Time)
  - Fawn (Age 3) - 08:30AM - 04:30PM (Daycare with 1 Hour of Skiing)
- Park City Mountain Resort Age Groups for Group Lessons are as follows:
  - Ages 3 - 4
  - Ages 5 - 6
  - Ages 7 - 11
  - Ages 12 - 15
  - Ages 15+
- Please note Lift Tickets and Ski Gear is NOT INCLUDED with Lesson Prices

Date of Lesson #5*

MonthDayYear
Date
Which Resort would you like Lesson #5 at?*
Will Lesson #5 be for Skiing or Snowboarding?*
Please keep in mind that everyone in the same Lesson Group must all be skiing or all be snowboarding. It is not possible to do one lesson with mixed disciplines.
Would you prefer a Group or a Private Lesson for Lesson #5?*
Please remember that if there are Children of multiple Age Groups, the only way to have everyone in the same lesson is with a Private Lesson.
What time of day do you prefer for Lesson #5?
*Please note, some Group Lessons for Children have different times for their lessons.

Deer Valley Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
Never skied before or is unable to stop in a wedge on the easiest of green trails. Learning to stop in a wedge and turn in both directions for speed control.

Beginner (BG)
Can control speed by linking turns and stopping in a wedge on green terrain.
Learning to match skis and skid turns to explore green trails on the mountain.

Advanced Beginner (AB)
Can link turns with mostly parallel skis to control speed.
Can stop when desired on ALL green and easy blue trails.
Learning to comfortably make parallel turns on blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Can consistently make parallel turns to control speed on most blue terrain.
Working on technique in a variety of snow conditions, varying turn size and shape.
Learning to carve on blue terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Can carve parallel skis more than skidding.
Can vary turn size and shape as desired to control speed on ALL blue and double blue terrain.
Exploring black terrain.

Expert (EX)
Can perform dynamic skiing in almost all conditions/terrain with confidence. Exploring extremes.
Park City Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
First Time Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting familiar with equipment and learning how to stop on green terrain.

Beginner (BG)
1+ Day of Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting more comfortable with speed and linking turns. Beginner lessons also focus on control, confidence, and foundational skills to explore green and easy blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Comfortable with Blue Runs: Learning outcomes range from making more dynamic turns in blue terrain to adopting more advanced skiing and snowboarding techniques. Intermediate lessons may explore easy black terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Comfortable with Black Runs: Learning outcomes range from making a variety of turn sizes on all blue and easy black terrain, to making skidded and carved turns on all terrain (trees, moguls, ungroomed, and groomed). Advanced lessons focus on skill enhancement for better performance and efficiency.

Date of Lesson #4*

MonthDayYear
Date
Which Resort would you like Lesson #4 at?*
Will Lesson #4 be for Skiing or Snowboarding?*
Please keep in mind that everyone in the same Lesson Group must all be skiing or all be snowboarding. It is not possible to do one lesson with mixed disciplines.
Would you prefer a Group or a Private Lesson for Lesson #4?*
Please remember that if there are Children of multiple Age Groups, the only way to have everyone in the same lesson is with a Private Lesson.
What time of day do you prefer for Lesson #4?
*Please note, some Group Lessons for Children have different times for their lessons.

Deer Valley Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
Never skied before or is unable to stop in a wedge on the easiest of green trails. Learning to stop in a wedge and turn in both directions for speed control.

Beginner (BG)
Can control speed by linking turns and stopping in a wedge on green terrain.
Learning to match skis and skid turns to explore green trails on the mountain.

Advanced Beginner (AB)
Can link turns with mostly parallel skis to control speed.
Can stop when desired on ALL green and easy blue trails.
Learning to comfortably make parallel turns on blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Can consistently make parallel turns to control speed on most blue terrain.
Working on technique in a variety of snow conditions, varying turn size and shape.
Learning to carve on blue terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Can carve parallel skis more than skidding.
Can vary turn size and shape as desired to control speed on ALL blue and double blue terrain.
Exploring black terrain.

Expert (EX)
Can perform dynamic skiing in almost all conditions/terrain with confidence. Exploring extremes.
Park City Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
First Time Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting familiar with equipment and learning how to stop on green terrain.

Beginner (BG)
1+ Day of Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting more comfortable with speed and linking turns. Beginner lessons also focus on control, confidence, and foundational skills to explore green and easy blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Comfortable with Blue Runs: Learning outcomes range from making more dynamic turns in blue terrain to adopting more advanced skiing and snowboarding techniques. Intermediate lessons may explore easy black terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Comfortable with Black Runs: Learning outcomes range from making a variety of turn sizes on all blue and easy black terrain, to making skidded and carved turns on all terrain (trees, moguls, ungroomed, and groomed). Advanced lessons focus on skill enhancement for better performance and efficiency.

Date of Lesson #3*

MonthDayYear
Date
Which Resort would you like Lesson #3 at?*
Will Lesson #3 be for Skiing or Snowboarding?*
Please keep in mind that everyone in the same Lesson Group must all be skiing or all be snowboarding. It is not possible to do one lesson with mixed disciplines.
Would you prefer a Group or a Private Lesson for Lesson #3?*
Please remember that if there are Children of multiple Age Groups, the only way to have everyone in the same lesson is with a Private Lesson.
What time of day do you prefer for Lesson #3?
*Please note, some Group Lessons for Children have different times for their lessons.

Deer Valley Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
Never skied before or is unable to stop in a wedge on the easiest of green trails. Learning to stop in a wedge and turn in both directions for speed control.

Beginner (BG)
Can control speed by linking turns and stopping in a wedge on green terrain.
Learning to match skis and skid turns to explore green trails on the mountain.

Advanced Beginner (AB)
Can link turns with mostly parallel skis to control speed.
Can stop when desired on ALL green and easy blue trails.
Learning to comfortably make parallel turns on blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Can consistently make parallel turns to control speed on most blue terrain.
Working on technique in a variety of snow conditions, varying turn size and shape.
Learning to carve on blue terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Can carve parallel skis more than skidding.
Can vary turn size and shape as desired to control speed on ALL blue and double blue terrain.
Exploring black terrain.

Expert (EX)
Can perform dynamic skiing in almost all conditions/terrain with confidence. Exploring extremes.
Park City Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
First Time Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting familiar with equipment and learning how to stop on green terrain.

Beginner (BG)
1+ Day of Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting more comfortable with speed and linking turns. Beginner lessons also focus on control, confidence, and foundational skills to explore green and easy blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Comfortable with Blue Runs: Learning outcomes range from making more dynamic turns in blue terrain to adopting more advanced skiing and snowboarding techniques. Intermediate lessons may explore easy black terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Comfortable with Black Runs: Learning outcomes range from making a variety of turn sizes on all blue and easy black terrain, to making skidded and carved turns on all terrain (trees, moguls, ungroomed, and groomed). Advanced lessons focus on skill enhancement for better performance and efficiency.

Date of Lesson #2*

MonthDayYear
Date
Which Resort would you like Lesson #2 at?*
Will Lesson #2 be for Skiing or Snowboarding?*
Please keep in mind that everyone in the same Lesson Group must all be skiing or all be snowboarding. It is not possible to do one lesson with mixed disciplines.
Would you prefer a Group or a Private Lesson for Lesson #2?*
Please remember that if there are Children of multiple Age Groups, the only way to have everyone in the same lesson is with a Private Lesson.
What time of day do you prefer for Lesson #2?
*Please note, some Group Lessons for Children have different times for their lessons.

Deer Valley Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
Never skied before or is unable to stop in a wedge on the easiest of green trails. Learning to stop in a wedge and turn in both directions for speed control.

Beginner (BG)
Can control speed by linking turns and stopping in a wedge on green terrain.
Learning to match skis and skid turns to explore green trails on the mountain.

Advanced Beginner (AB)
Can link turns with mostly parallel skis to control speed.
Can stop when desired on ALL green and easy blue trails.
Learning to comfortably make parallel turns on blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Can consistently make parallel turns to control speed on most blue terrain.
Working on technique in a variety of snow conditions, varying turn size and shape.
Learning to carve on blue terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Can carve parallel skis more than skidding.
Can vary turn size and shape as desired to control speed on ALL blue and double blue terrain.
Exploring black terrain.

Expert (EX)
Can perform dynamic skiing in almost all conditions/terrain with confidence. Exploring extremes.
Park City Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
First Time Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting familiar with equipment and learning how to stop on green terrain.

Beginner (BG)
1+ Day of Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting more comfortable with speed and linking turns. Beginner lessons also focus on control, confidence, and foundational skills to explore green and easy blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Comfortable with Blue Runs: Learning outcomes range from making more dynamic turns in blue terrain to adopting more advanced skiing and snowboarding techniques. Intermediate lessons may explore easy black terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Comfortable with Black Runs: Learning outcomes range from making a variety of turn sizes on all blue and easy black terrain, to making skidded and carved turns on all terrain (trees, moguls, ungroomed, and groomed). Advanced lessons focus on skill enhancement for better performance and efficiency.

Date of Lesson #1*

MonthDayYear
Date
Which Resort would you like Lesson #1 at?*
Will Lesson #1 be for Skiing or Snowboarding?*
Please keep in mind that everyone in the same Lesson Group must all be skiing or all be snowboarding. It is not possible to do one lesson with mixed disciplines.
Would you prefer a Group or a Private Lesson for Lesson #1?*
Please remember that if there are Children of multiple Age Groups, the only way to have everyone in the same lesson is with a Private Lesson.
What time of day do you prefer for Lesson #1?
*Please note, some Group Lessons for Children have different times for their lessons.

Please let us know the following about each person in your Deer Valley Lesson #2...*

	Name	Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYYY)	Ski Ability
Participant #1
Participant #2
Participant #3
Participant #4
Participant #5

Deer Valley Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
Never skied before or is unable to stop in a wedge on the easiest of green trails. Learning to stop in a wedge and turn in both directions for speed control.

Beginner (BG)
Can control speed by linking turns and stopping in a wedge on green terrain.
Learning to match skis and skid turns to explore green trails on the mountain.

Advanced Beginner (AB)
Can link turns with mostly parallel skis to control speed.
Can stop when desired on ALL green and easy blue trails.
Learning to comfortably make parallel turns on blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Can consistently make parallel turns to control speed on most blue terrain.
Working on technique in a variety of snow conditions, varying turn size and shape.
Learning to carve on blue terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Can carve parallel skis more than skidding.
Can vary turn size and shape as desired to control speed on ALL blue and double blue terrain.
Exploring black terrain.

Expert (EX)
Can perform dynamic skiing in almost all conditions/terrain with confidence. Exploring extremes.
Park City Ski Ability Levels...

First Timer (FT)
First Time Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting familiar with equipment and learning how to stop on green terrain.

Beginner (BG)
1+ Day of Skiing or Snowboarding: Learning outcomes range from getting more comfortable with speed and linking turns. Beginner lessons also focus on control, confidence, and foundational skills to explore green and easy blue terrain.

Intermediate (IN)
Comfortable with Blue Runs: Learning outcomes range from making more dynamic turns in blue terrain to adopting more advanced skiing and snowboarding techniques. Intermediate lessons may explore easy black terrain.

Advanced (AD)
Comfortable with Black Runs: Learning outcomes range from making a variety of turn sizes on all blue and easy black terrain, to making skidded and carved turns on all terrain (trees, moguls, ungroomed, and groomed). Advanced lessons focus on skill enhancement for better performance and efficiency.

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Winter 2025/2026 Ski Lesson Inquiry

Please complete the following form and a member of the DONE Concierge Service Team will reach to further discuss Ski/Snowboard Lessons for your visit to Park City.

With regards to Lessons..

Submit Your Inquiry