PLAN YOUR RACE DAY
DECEMBER 4-7, 2025
December 4 | Men’s Downhill
December 5 | Men’s Super-G
December 7 | Men’s Giant Slalom
BEAVER CREEK PARKING INFO & RATES AVON PARKING & BUSES CORE TRANSIT BUSES
Spectator parking is available in the resort parking lots at the base of Beaver Creek – we recommend parking in the Elk or Bear lots. Parking is limited and to encourage carpooling, Beaver Creek is offering free parking on race days in the Elk and Bear lots to vehicles with 5 or more occupants.
In Villa Montagne and Ford Hall parking garages in Beaver Creek, parking is free for 3 hours after 3pm.
Regularly scheduled free shuttles will bring spectators from the base parking area to the Vilar Performing Arts Center and Birds of Prey Way expo area. Free race shuttles depart from the Covered Bridge in Beaver Creek often throughout race days.
GETTING TO JOHN AND KAREN ARNOLD TO RED TAIL STADIUM: Free race shuttles depart from the Covered Bridge in Beaver Creek Village often throughout race days. From the race-finish drop off area, there is a five-minute on-snow walk uphill to Red Tail Stadium. Please allow one hour of travel time from the base of Beaver Creek Resort to Red Tail Stadium to avoid missing any of the action!
ADA access to the venue is available upon request. Contact ADA Transport/Bus Supervisor at 970.470.2269.

BIRDS OF FEATHER ROLL TOGETHER:
The Birds of Prey Racecourse has a mid-mountain finish and all race events are free and open to the public. Public concessions and restrooms are available. VIP tickets and multi-day packages may be purchased online (limited availability). Visit bcworldcup.com/vip/ for more information.
ADA access is also available with ONE guest per person. Please call 970 470 2269 for more information.
Ski-in, ski-out access (ONLY IF AVAILABLE): NOT AVAILABLE
- VIP Will Call/Registration opens on Monday, December 1st. Beat the crowd and pick up your VIP ticket early!
- Be sure to fill out our waiver ahead of time! Every person taking advantage of VIP must complete the waiver prior to attending: bcworldcup.com/waiver
- When you arrive in Beaver Creek Village, head over to the Stifel Birds of Prey Registration area located in the Ford Hall located in Beaver Creek Village.
- If you purchased tickets, your name will be on the VIP list and you will receive your physical ticket and VIP gift bag (if eligible).
- If it’s a race day, be sure to get your ticket from the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek before heading up to the VIP tent entrance at John and Karen Arnold Red Tail Stadium. Have your ticket ready and a volunteer will provide a VIP wristband. **Keep your VIP ticket and wristband handy for same day re-entry. Please also note that dependent on crowd levels, your VIP ticket may be needed to gain entry to the venue, so please distribute tickets to your party before you head up to the race venue.
Media Credentials and VIP Tickets are available for pickup the week of the event at Event Registration located in the Ford Hall in the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Hotel. Registration phone #: 970-748-5901.
Registration Hours:
Monday,Dec 1
8am-6pm
Tuesday, Dec 2
7am-6pm
Wednesday, dec 3
7am-6pm
Thursday, Dec 4
7am-6pm
Friday, DEC 5
7am-6pm
Saturday, Dec 6
7am-6pm
Sunday, Dec 7
7am-2pm
Please make sure to pick up your VIP tickets prior to heading up to John and Karen Arnold Red Tail Stadium. You will not be able to access the VIP Tent without your daily ticket. VIP tickets are available for pickup the week of the event at Event Registration located in the Ford Hall in the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Hotel.
vIP HOSPITALITY TENT Hours:
THURSDAY, DEC 4
9am-3pm
Friday, DEC 5
9am-3pm
Saturday, Dec 6
10am-3pm
Sunday, Dec 7
8:30am-3pm
Ski-in, ski-out access (ONLY IF AVAILABLE): NOT AVAILABLE
Lost and found items will be brought down from the race venue at the end of the day and will be taken to the Beaver Creek Village lost and found. You can locate Beaver Creek lost and found on our event map.
Pets are not allowed at John and Karen Arnold Red Tail stadium or on the Ice Rink in Beaver Creek Village. Please leave your animal friends at home unless a trained animal’s support is necessary and required due to disability.