Real-Time Lift Status
Show which lifts are open, on hold, or closed with live data from 120+ resorts worldwide. Updated automatically throughout the day.
For Ski Resorts & Lodges
Elevate Your Mountain Experience
Display real-time lift status, snow reports, mountain webcams, and trail conditions on any screen. Keep guests informed from the lodge to the chairlift.
$19.99/mo
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Real-time widgets with video backgrounds — exactly how it looks on your display
Alpine Peak Resort
Elevation 11,250 ft • Season 2025-26
Mountain
OPEN
5/7 Lifts
LIVE
Vail — Blue Sky Basin48"Depth
6"24hr
18°F
12 mph
7-Day Snow
3"
Mon
6"
Tue
0"
Wed
2"
Thu
8"
Fri
5"
Sat
1"
Sun
3:40PM
Lift Status
5 open
Eagle Express
Gondola
open
Summit Chair
High-Speed Quad
open
Thunder Bowl
Triple
open
North Face
Quad
open
Terrain Park Express
Quad
hold
Beginner Magic Carpet
Carpet
open
Backcountry Access
Double
closed
Trails Open
E
24M
38D
16Powder
Base:36" - 48"
Groomed 5:30 AMSki School9 AM • 1 PM
Alpine Peak Resort
Elevation 11,250 ft • Season 2025-26
Mountain
OPEN
5/7 Lifts
LIVE
Vail — Blue Sky Basin48"Depth
6"24hr
18°F
12 mph
7-Day Snow
3"
Mon
6"
Tue
0"
Wed
2"
Thu
8"
Fri
5"
Sat
1"
Sun
3:40PM
Lift Status
5 open
Eagle Express
Gondola
open
Summit Chair
High-Speed Quad
open
Thunder Bowl
Triple
open
North Face
Quad
open
Terrain Park Express
Quad
hold
Beginner Magic Carpet
Carpet
open
Backcountry Access
Double
closed
Trails Open
E
24M
38D
16Powder
Base:36" - 48"
Groomed 5:30 AMSki School9 AM • 1 PM
Everything Your Mountain Lodge Needs
From lift status to snow cams, Widgitboard keeps your resort displays informative, beautiful, and always current.
Snow & Weather Reports
Display current snow depth, 24-hour snowfall, temperature, wind speed, and a 7-day snowfall forecast at a glance.
Mountain Webcams
Stream live webcam feeds from base, mid-mountain, and summit cameras so guests can see conditions before heading out.
Trail Conditions Map
Display grooming reports, trail difficulty ratings, and terrain park status to help guests plan their perfect run.
Event & Activity Schedule
Promote ski school sessions, races, apres-ski events, and lodge activities on screens throughout the resort.
Multi-Screen Support
Run different displays in the lobby, rental shop, restaurant, and chairlift lines — all managed from one dashboard.
Why Ski Resorts Choose Widgitboard
Professional mountain displays that keep guests informed, reduce staff workload, and enhance the ski experience.
Instant Mountain Updates
Lift status and snow conditions update automatically from live data feeds. No manual entry needed — your displays are always accurate.
Fewer Front Desk Questions
Guests can check conditions, lift status, and schedules on lobby screens instead of waiting in line to ask staff.
Beautiful Lodge Displays
Replace outdated whiteboards with stunning digital displays that match the premium experience your resort delivers.
Works Anywhere on the Mountain
Deploy on TVs in the lodge, rental shop, restaurants, hotels, and even outdoor kiosk screens near chairlifts.
145+
Built-in widgets
24/7
Real-time updates
$0
Per-screen fees
5 min
Setup time
Ski resort digital signage: a practical guide
Ski resort digital signage is a network of TVs in the base lodge, ticket office, rental shop and cafeteria that show weather, mountain webcams, lift and trail updates, lesson times and après-ski events. With WidgitBoard you build each board in a drag-and-drop editor, open its link on a Smart TV or Fire TV Stick, and update it from any computer on the mountain. It costs $19.99 a month for every screen at the resort.
How to set up digital signage at a ski resort
- 1
Start from the ski resort template
Pick the ski resort board and add your mountain's name, logo and colors. It's laid out for conditions, webcams and daily announcements.
- 2
Add the morning conditions
Place a weather widget for the summit and base, embed your webcam feeds, and add an announcement for grooming notes and which lifts are running today.
- 3
Put it where guests gear up
Open the display link in a TV browser or on a Fire TV Stick, sign in once, and go full screen. No media player or installer needed.
- 4
Give each building its own board
Create named displays — Base Lodge, Ticket Window, Rental Shop, Summit Café, Ski School Desk — and assign each a board. Schedules can switch the café screen to après-ski specials in the afternoon without touching the others.
What to show on ski resort screens
Weather and wind at the top
Temperature, wind and the forecast help guests pick layers and decide between the upper mountain and sheltered runs.
Live mountain webcams
Embedded webcam views of the base and summit let guests check visibility before they buy a ticket or head up.
Lift and trail updates
Staff can post which lifts and runs are open, on hold or closed, and edit the board from any computer as conditions change.
Ski school and rental info
Lesson start times, meeting spots, rental return deadlines and helmet reminders cut down on repeated questions at the desk.
Countdown to events
Countdowns for night skiing, races, torchlight parades and last chair keep guests planning their day around your schedule.
Weather-based content
Content rules can swap in a hot drinks and indoor activities board when it turns cold or stormy, and back again when it clears.
What digital signage costs for a ski resort
A typical small or mid-size resort runs screens at the ticket office, base lodge, rental and repair shop, ski school desk, cafeteria, bar and a summit or mid-mountain lodge.
- On per-screen plans, 10 screens cost $960–$2,400 a year.
- WidgitBoard costs $190 a year for all 10 screens — and any you add later.
Per-screen range uses each vendor's published lowest business rate, checked September 2026. Calculate your own setup
Ski resort digital signage FAQ
What should a ski resort show on its lodge TVs?
Show what guests need before heading out: weather and wind, webcam views, which lifts and trails are open, lesson and rental times, today's events and food specials in the café or bar.
Can staff update lift and trail status during the day?
Yes. Anyone signed in to the resort's WidgitBoard account can edit a board from a computer or phone, and screens that are signed in show the change within seconds.
What happens if the lodge internet goes down?
Screens keep showing the last board they loaded, so guests still see your schedules and announcements. Live-data widgets like weather refresh automatically once the connection returns.
Do I need special hardware for ski resort signage?
No. WidgitBoard runs in a web browser, so any Smart TV browser, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Raspberry Pi, tablet or computer connected to a TV works. There's no proprietary player to buy.
How much does digital signage cost for a ski resort?
WidgitBoard is $19.99 a month or $190 a year for unlimited screens. Per-screen signage tools typically charge $8 to $20 per screen per month, so a ten-screen resort pays $960 to $2,400 a year on those plans.
Can I try it before committing?
There's no free trial, but you can browse live demo boards on the website first, and every subscription includes a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Guide last updated 2026-09-13
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