Lights, and party, back for Deer Valley World Cup

For past two years, crowds were limited, night events nonexistent because of COVID-19, but they return as resort celebrates its 25th year of hosting international ski events.

(Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune) Family and friends of USA's Jaelin Kauf celebrate her win in the Ladies' Mogul Finals during the FIS Visa Freestyle International Ski World Cup at Deer Valley Resort on Thursday, January 11, 2018. After two years of being held during the daytime without fans because of COVID-19, the World Cup events returned under the lights for 2023.

Lights, and party, back for Deer Valley World Cup

For past two years, crowds were limited, night events nonexistent because of COVID-19, but they return as resort celebrates its 25th year of hosting international ski events.

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