Keystone Resort Ski/Ride School

We spent about $1,000 on one day of ski school for 4. Two 3yo’s for a half day, a 7yo for a full day, and a half day for 1 adult. I felt positively about the kid’s lesson. The instructors were good with children and my 7yo made great progress. Now onto the adult lesson. It started late and my class was 8 adults who had never skied before with 1 instructor. The instructor was knowledgeable and did the best he could with what he was given. Organizers never should have assigned 8 newbies to 1 instructor. We spent the entire lesson going down a mound of snow you could have found at on a hill at a park. We didn’t even make it to the bunny hill my 7yo was confidently skiing on his second day on skis ever. Good investment for children but adults shouldn’t waste their money. I literally went down

I was really excited to take my first official ski lesson, but unfortunately this ended up being one of the most disorganized experiences I’ve had, and I regret booking it. The listed arrival time was 9:15, with the expectation that guests arrive 30 minutes early to get situated—which would have been reasonable if the instructors were equally prepared. Instead, the lesson didn’t actually begin until around 10:00 AM due to poor instructor coordination and issues with a new system that wasn’t functioning properly. I was asked to scan my pass four separate times, often at the worst possible moments—even at the top of the hill. In hindsight, I wish I hadn’t waited around at all. The lesson itself was disappointing, and the constant shuffling uphill resulted in painful boot rub with very littl

Keystone Ski School does a great job with entry level skiers and boarders - especially with youngsters. Everyone knows it can be challenging to teach a new skill to a kiddo that is outside of their comfort zone! But all of the instructors I’ve seen exercise patience and a good attitude. Our 4yr old daughter went three consecutive days and was MUCH better and more confident by the end!

My first time experiencing snowboarding I was put into a class. And my instructor Ryan was the best ! Although I had a full day of lessons. I didn’t return to finish due to being so exhausted from the first half. It was my birthday and was a great experience in the snowboarding class.

First time skiing ever. Took a lesson. Immediately after, I attempted the beginner carpet once on my own, picked up more speed than expected, couldn’t stop, and hit a blue gate. No one was hurt and everyone was safe. Karen, my instructor, was excellent — patient, professional, and supportive. An older male instructor in a blue jacket rushed over and told me my behavior was “uncalled for” and to “learn how to ski,” even after I explained this was my first time. The irony of being told to “learn how to ski” while actively learning was astounding. His response showed a complete lack of professionalism, empathy, and suitability for working with beginners. I wish I knew his name — behavior like that deserves to be addressed directly. I later spoke with Lyric and Julie (management), who were