Prices below do not include Snowbird Season passes or lift tickets and travel to other resorts for competitions. WD = Work Deposit that is paid upfront but can be refunded by working at approved events. Financial Assistance Available. Athletes must join US SKI & SNOWBOARD.
U19+ TEAM (16 and older)
Team Fees WD Total
FIS 6 Full Days $7500 $500 $8000
USSA 5 days (2 Full/3 Half) $6500 $400 $6900
USSA 3 Days (2 Full/1Half) $5900 $400 $6300
USSA 2 Day Weekend $4900 $300 $5200
Summer Weight Training (Pay directly to the gym)
Price includes Team Uniform, 8 Day Christmas Camp, Fall Dryland and Mental Skills and Coaching fees for fall camps. Trains Tues – Sun.
Q: What does WD stand for?
A:WD stands for” Work Deposit”. Most of our work deposits are used for the Races and events we host at Snowbird resort. Other work deposit opportunities are possible but limited to one time events such as working the Ski and Snowboard Swap in the fall.
Q: How does the WD work?
A: The amount of WD’s or work deposit days required for each SBSEF Team varies. One WD = 8 hours of work at $100.00. This work deposit is collected up front then a “credit” is applied to your account as you work off these hours/days.
Q: What if I have more than one athlete on the SBSEF Team?
A: If you have more that one athlete that has an WD associated with their teams, the second athlete’s WD is given a 50% discount. If you have more than 2 athletes, the WD will be waived for the 3rd athlete. The order that the WD is charged is the highest WD assessment will be billed first and then the next highest second. After that the rest are waived.
Q: Do I have to work 1 full day per session or can I work a few hours at a time?
A: Most of our WD opportunities are scheduled either in 4 or 8 hour blocks. Exceptions can be made by contacting the office.
Q: What if I don’t work any days, what happens to my work deposit?
A: If you don’t work any WD days or you don’t work all days required, you will forfeit any portion of the Work Deposit not worked to the team at the end of season. Likewise, If you work, and have a credit left in your account you can request a refund or you can keep the money active in your account for Summer Camps or payment toward fees for the following year.
Q: How old do I have to be to work for WD Hours?
A: You must be 18 years old to work for WD.
Q: How do I sign up to work off hours for the WD?
A:WD opportunities can be found on the website under the Parents Tab.
Q: What if I don’t know anything about working a Race, do I need to be qualified in some capacity to work?
A: NO! You will be trained onsite for the event. Some of our more experienced race workers do attend clinics that help them advance into higher categories of race officials. It’s actually a great way to learn more about the sport and become involved with your athlete. But we do onsite training.
