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Sierra-at-Tahoe Ski Ticket Settlement

Lawsuit Filed

Open for Claims

Closed

June 2nd, 2025

Couldn’t Use a 2020–2021 Lift Ticket Due to Parking? You May Qualify for a Refund or Voucher.

Bought a ski ticket for Sierra-at-Tahoe but couldn’t use it due to parking limits?

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Who's eligible?

Consumers who purchased a single-day ski lift ticket online for use at Sierra-at-Tahoe on these dates:

Dec. 12, 14, 18–19, 29, 2020
Jan. 9, 30–31, 2021
Feb. 6, 13, 20, 2021

and were unable to use the ticket because of parking restrictions.

Proof of Purchase

Not required. The Settlement Administrator will match claims to Sierra-at-Tahoe’s sales and usage records.

Settlement At a Glance

Settlement Amount

Varies

Claim Form Deadline

06/24/2025

Exclusion Deadline (Opt-Out)

06/10/2025

Final Approval Hearing

07/10/2025

Additional Information

Sierra-at-Tahoe agreed to resolve a class action lawsuit that claimed it failed to tell customers about parking restrictions that made pre-purchased lift tickets unusable. The issue impacted online ticket buyers on several specific dates during the 2020–2021 ski season.

According to the lawsuit, Sierra-at-Tahoe sold single-day lift tickets for specified dates without disclosing that parking limitations could prevent ticket use. As a result, some skiers were turned away despite holding valid tickets.

While Sierra-at-Tahoe denies any wrongdoing, the resort has agreed to provide refunds or vouchers as part of the settlement.

What You Can Claim

Eligible class members can choose between:

A full refund equal to the price paid for each unused single-day lift ticket
A lift ticket voucher valid for three ski seasons, estimated at $83 to $140 in value

Vouchers can be used for future ski days at Sierra-at-Tahoe.

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Stay Informed

Class Action Settlement Website:

https://sierraclassaction.com/

Claims Administrator:

Sierra-at-Tahoe Settlement Administrator
P.O. Box 54668
Irvine, CA 92619
800-355-0700

Legal Representation

Case Name:

Standefer v. Sierra-at-Tahoe LLC, Case No. MSC21-00513, in the Superior Court of California Contra Costa County

Class Counsel:

Timothy Blood
Paula Brown
BLOOD HURST & O’REARDON LLP

David Mara
Matthew Crawford
MARA LAW FIRM P.C.

Defense Counsel:

Paul S. Rosenlund
DUANE MORRIS LLP

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