Sun Valley Resort SMS is a service that allows users to opt-in to receive information about Sun Valley Resort. For more information, please see www.sunvalley.com.
What is the price for Sun Valley Resort SMS services?
There is no additional charge for Sun Valley Resort SMS services. However, normal text messaging rates or package deductions may apply. Check with your carrier for details on your plan.
What carriers are compatible with Sun Valley Resort SMS?
Compatible carriers include:
AT&T
T-Mobile
Verizon Wireless
Boost
US Cellular
Cellular One
Are there any additional carrier charges associated with the service?
Standard message and data rates apply to all text messages. Message rates differ from carrier to carrier, so please contact your wireless phone service provider to inquire about the details of your plan.
Is Sun Valley Resort SMS available for international users?
Sun Valley Resort SMS is currently available for subscribers within the United States.
How do I opt-in to Sun Valley Resort SMS messages?
If you wish to receive SMS update messages from Sun Valley Resort, or if you want to reactivate your subscription to our updates program, please text SUNVALLEY to 42427. If you wish to receive snow reporting SMS messages from Sun Valley Resort, or if you want to reactivate your subscription to our snow reporting program, please text SVSNOW to 42427.
How do I discontinue receiving Sun Valley Resort SMS messages?
To discontinue receiving SMS messages from Sun Valley Resort, text SVSTOP to 42427.
A Guide to Picinicing at Sun Valley Music Festival
Written By Madeline Garfolo
Photos By Cooper Morton
As Fall approaches, we look for ways to squeeze every last drop of summer out of these long languid days of August. The Sun Valley Music Festival, running semi-nightly this month, is the perfect way to make the sun-kissed memories you’ll think back to when wintertime rolls around again. The days may be getting shorter, but it never feels that way atop a blanket on the grass with the sound of strings drifting up toward the mountain peaks, and pink sky going on for miles.
