Park City Snowboarding Competition

The World Superpipe Championships have enjoyed six glorious years of fierce competition, but now it's time for change. On March 7, 2009, Park City Mountain Resort is taking the next step in competition evolution with “The Intelligent Design” snowboard competition to be held at Park City Mountain Resort.

The Intelligent Design at Park City Mountain Resort will comprise all elements of competitive snowboarding including big air, half-pipe and jibbing in one course. The event will be located at the Eagle Superpipe, site of the 2002 Winter Games, which will be transformed to host the new terrain park creation. Invitees to The Intelligent Design will feature the top 20 male snowboarders in the world and $50K in prize money. Snowboarders will battle it out in the Eagle Superpipe in a two-run qualifier in order to compete with the top 10 in a best of three-run final.

So what is “Competitive Evolution?”
1.  A competition with a progressive approach to terrain park design
2.  Changes of the molecular element in terrain park structure
3.  A smart snowboarding course

Get More for your Money during the Intelligent Design Competition
We think you should get more out of your spring vacation. Like more space, more privacy and more amenities. More value for your vacation dollar. In short, more vacation in your vacation. That’s why we’re offering One Free Night for every Two Paid Nights at all of our ResortQuest locations during the month of March.* ResortQuest Park City's  "More for your Money" March promotion provides one free night for every two paid nights, as well as one free ski or snowboard rental day for every two paid days.  For example, guests receive a free night on a three-night stay, two free nights on a six-night stay, or three free nights on a nine-night stay. Call today for more information

*Guests must mention booking code INT MYM and book no later than March 1, 2009. The promotion is valid on new bookings only and cannot be combined with any other offer. Valid for stays between March 1 and April 12, 2009.