Sunshine Village Ski & Snowboard Resort is set to provide the most terrain currently available in the Canadian Rockies when it opens on November 15, 2007.
8 lifts are expected to be in full operation for opening day providing snow enthusiasts with plenty of terrain to explore. The 8 passenger high-speed Gondola, Mount Standish Express High Speed Quad Chair, Strawberry Triple Chair, Wawa Quad Chair, Jackrabbit Quad Chair, Wolverine Express Quad Chair and 2 magic carpets will all be operating. “We’re thrilled to open with excellent early season conditions,” said Mike Moynihan, Manager, Sales & Media. “It marks the beginning of what promises to be another great season here at Sunshine Village.”
Please be advised that early season conditions exist on all runs. Some lifts may open later than 9 am due to avalanche control work and safety marking. Be aware, ski and ride with care.
Sunshine Village, Alberta’s number 1 ski resort has received over 21 cm in the past 24 hours and currently has a base of 72 cm. With the snow continuing to fall Sunshine is gearing up for another spectacular opening day. For the latest snow report including views from our live webcams please visit www.skibanff.com.
The Sunshine Inn will be offering discounted rates for those looking to take in all the action. With packages starting from $109 per person including 1 night’s accommodation and 1 adult lift ticket, now is a great time to visit Sunshine. Some restrictions may apply. Please call 1-87-SKI-BANFF to speak to a reservations specialist.
For those looking for a great deal, Sunshine Marmot Cards are now on sale across Western Canada. Cardholders ski or ride for free on their 1st, 4th, and 7th days while enjoying up to $26 off regular ticket prices on all other visits. Sunshine Marmot Cards cost $79.95 and are available online at skibanff.com, at Canada Safeway’s Alberta and Saskatchewan locations, and participating retailers.
With over 30 feet of natural snow and 12 lifts, including the most quads in the Canadian Rockies, Sunshine each year attracts more than 500,000 skiers and boarders during Canada’s longest season stretching from November to the end of May.