Weekday service ends on February 26, 2023
Please scroll below for your route of interest and more information on service disruptions.ĭecember 11, 2022–April 17, 2023: Service to Alta Ski Area, Snowbird, Brighton and Solitude Mountain Resort.ĭecember 11, 2022–April 2, 2023: Service to Snowbasin Resort and Powder Mountainĭecem: Service to Sundance Mountain Resort Emergency bus service adjustments will be implemented on Decemthat will impact Ski Bus service in Weber, Davis, and Salt Lake Counties, in addition to service between Salt Lake City and Summit County. The latest updates can always be found on UTA's website here. UDOT Cottonwoods on Twitter is also an awesome resource for those facing weather events in either Big or Little Cottonwood Canyons.ĭue to a nationwide shortage of bus drivers, the UTA Ski Bus service will be altered this winter to accommodate a lack of drivers. You can visit the UTA website to find additional information. This helps riders plan their trip, check on crowds and canyon alerts, view road closures and more.Ĭlick Here to download the app. To mitigate traffic and access to the resorts, we also strongly suggest carpooling when taking the bus isn't possible.īefore catching a ride be sure to download the UTA transit app. Please pay careful attention to the details below. IMPORTANT NOTE: The Ski Bus schedule has changed for the 2022–23 season and fewer busses are available due to a nationwide shortage of bus drivers. Whether you are a visitor or a seasoned local, riding the bus is a cinch with the helpful info below. Resorts in Park City and along the Wasatch Front are serviced by public transit that take the headache out of scary snow driving and hairy parking. Ditch the kerfuffle and reduce your emissions in one go with a ride on one of Utah's ski buses. Parking at ski areas, especially on peak holidays or weekends, can be a real drag.
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