From JHMR:

The Solitude Station Access Pass

Greetings,

The temps are dropping, and the snow is flying… And we’ve got a new product that gets you first tracks all season long. We couldn’t be more excited to introduce the brand new Solitude Station Access Pass.

Benefits:

Early access to a lounge and gear storage via a dedicated access gate at the base of the Sweetwater Gondola starting at 7:45 AM to access your gear, enjoy a continental breakfast, and hang out in a warm, comfortable environment

First tracks… All Solitude Station Access Passholders will have access to the Sweetwater Gondola through a dedicated access gate at the mid-station (just outside the lounge) that will allow you to head up to Casper restaurant before the mountain opens. Once Ski Patrol opens the mountain, the rope will drop, and you’ll have early access to the Casper and Teton chairs. If you’ve ever skied any part of this mountain early, you know just how special this is.

Season-long ski, boot, and gear storage in the new Solitude Station Access Pass lounge

Lunch reservations at the new Trapper’s restaurant. The restaurant at Solitude Station, now Trapper’s, is undergoing some major improvements we think you’ll love. More details coming your way soon!

Two complimentary guest passes per season to bring friends or family up to the lounge with you

The continental breakfast: coffee, tea, juice, pastries, bagels, yogurt, granola, etc. available in the lounge

A lounge concierge will bring you your skis, make your Trapper’s lunch reservations, or schedule you a ski or board tune at a JHMR shop.

The lounge remains staffed with a concierge all day, so you can swing in any time to warm up or throw on your slippers before walking over to Trapper’s for lunch.

At the end of the day you can leave your gear, the concierge will store your skis, put your boots on a dryer, and you can download on the Sweetwater Gondola until 5 PM.

In this inaugural year of this pass and its early mountain access, JHMR is selling a limited number of passes… They’ll go quickly. Pricing is as follows:

Single Pass: $10,000

Couple’s (2 people) Pass: $15,000

Family Pass (up to four people): $20,000

Family members additional to four: $2,500 per person

As noted above, we believe these passes will go fast. To learn more and lock in your passes, please call our dedicated Solitude Station Access Pass line:

888-741-8968

Our team can answer any questions you might have, provide more detail than we can in an email, and take payment.

Thank you, as always, for being part of the JHMR family!

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