Winter resorts in the West have rolled out new features for skiers and snowboarders.
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Credit Mammoth’s uniquely high elevation for one of the longest seasons in North America. Powder chasers frequent the eastern Sierra resort, where dumps of a foot or more are common. “In a normal season, we see a lot of general guest traffic coming through who have never been to the mountains, never seen snow and just want to get a sense of what the winter environment is like up here,” Kanton said. “We had to restrict that to only paid guests like at a theme park. You can’t just walk around Disneyland. You have to buy a ticket to enter.”
“And while vaccinations won’t be required to ski or snowboard, anyone 12 years of age or older will need to show they have been vaccinated to dine at indoor, cafeteria-style restaurants,” Roston said. In Utah, a popular destination for California skiers and snowboarders, last season saw record-breaking numbers at the state’s 15 resorts despite — or because of — the pandemic.
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