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Club One is a private, members-only locker room downstairs in the Gondola Haus at the base of Gondola One, and it is run by The Sebastian - Vail. Members arrive in street clothes, leave skis and boots in their locker, and walk out to the lift; at the end of the day the gear goes back in to dry.

It is built for people who ski many days in Vail over a season, such as second-home owners, locals and families who drive up most weekends. Memberships are seasonal only, with no daily or weekly lockers, and the club is currently sold out with a waitlist.

Location

The Gondola Haus, formerly the Vista Bahn Building, sits at the top of Bridge Street beside Gondola One. Club One calls itself ski-in/ski-out, and members can ski back almost to the door. It shares the building with Almresi and Base Camp, Venture Sports' rental shop.

Lockers and memberships

Each locker holds 8 cubic feet of gear, which the club says is the largest in Vail, and is meant for up to two adults and two children. Memberships come in four tiers, Green, Blue, Black and Double Black, with more privacy and space as you move up. Members who renew by May 15 can leave their gear in the locker over the summer. Prices are in the FAQ.

What members get

Attendants valet skis to the snow. The room has coffee, cocoa, tea and light snacks, showers and changing rooms, boot, glove and helmet dryers, Wi-Fi, charging stations and TVs. Each membership includes four free tunes a season at Base Camp, and further tunes and rentals there are 20% off.

House rules worth knowing

Children under 16 must be with an adult. Each member may sign in up to two day guests, who cannot store gear overnight. Waxing and irons are not allowed in the room, and memberships are non-refundable.

Run by The Sebastian

The club is operated by The Sebastian - Vail, the hotel on Vail Road, and inquiries go to a Sebastian email address. Hotel guests who are not members use a separate service: the hotel valets their gear to Base Camp.

Sources: Club One, FAQ, amenities, membership terms. Checked September 23, 2026.

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298 Hanson Ranch Rd
Vail, 81657

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About Club One Ski Lockers

Quick answer: Club One Ski Lockers is a business at 298 Hanson Ranch Rd, Vail, CO 81657. Seasonal ski lockers in the Gondola Haus at Gondola One, run by The Sebastian, with ski valet, showers, dryers and free tunes at Base Camp.

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Club One is a private, members-only locker room downstairs in the Gondola Haus at the base of Gondola One, and it is run by The Sebastian - Vail. Members arrive in street clothes, leave skis and boots in their locker, and walk out to the lift; at the end of the day the gear goes back in to dry.

It is built for people who ski many days in Vail over a season, such as second-home owners, locals and families who drive up most weekends. Memberships are seasonal only, with no daily or weekly lockers, and the club is currently sold out with a waitlist.

Location

The Gondola Haus, formerly the Vista Bahn Building, sits at the top of Bridge Street beside Gondola One. Club One calls itself ski-in/ski-out, and members can ski back almost to the door. It shares the building with Almresi and Base Camp, Venture Sports' rental shop.

Lockers and memberships

Each locker holds 8 cubic feet of gear, which the club says is the largest in Vail, and is meant for up to two adults and two children. Memberships come in four tiers, Green, Blue, Black and Double Black, with more privacy and space as you move up. Members who renew by May 15 can leave their gear in the locker over the summer. Prices are in the FAQ.

What members get

Attendants valet skis to the snow. The room has coffee, cocoa, tea and light snacks, showers and changing rooms, boot, glove and helmet dryers, Wi-Fi, charging stations and TVs. Each membership includes four free tunes a season at Base Camp, and further tunes and rentals there are 20% off.

House rules worth knowing

Children under 16 must be with an adult. Each member may sign in up to two day guests, who cannot store gear overnight. Waxing and irons are not allowed in the room, and memberships are non-refundable.

Run by The Sebastian

The club is operated by The Sebastian - Vail, the hotel on Vail Road, and inquiries go to a Sebastian email address. Hotel guests who are not members use a separate service: the hotel valets their gear to Base Camp.

Sources: Club One, FAQ, amenities, membership terms. Checked September 23, 2026.

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Business Hours

Open daily · 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Amenities at Club One Ski Lockers

  • Ski-in/ski-out
  • Ski valet
  • Boot, glove and helmet dryers
  • Showers and changing rooms
  • Wi-Fi and charging
  • Secure RFID access

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Club One?
Downstairs in the Gondola Haus (formerly the Vista Bahn Building), 298 Hanson Ranch Road, at the top of Bridge Street beside Gondola One in Vail Village. It is in the same building as Almresi and Base Camp. From the Covered Bridge, walk toward the mountain on Bridge Street and turn left at the water fountain; Club One is downstairs in the last building on the right, with its sign on the left side of the sliding glass doors.
Can I rent a locker for a day or a week?
No. Club One sells seasonal memberships only. The club's own site states it does not offer daily or weekly rentals, and there is no day pass for non-members; only members and their signed-in day guests may use the room.
How much is a membership?
The club's membership page lists Green at $4,600, Blue at $4,720, Black at $5,090 and Double Black at $6,330 for the season. Green is the most economical and social tier; Double Black is the largest and most exclusive. Confirm current-season pricing with the club.
Are lockers available?
The club says it is sold out and offers lockers to its waitlist in the order requests were received. You can join the waitlist through the club's website; the club works through the list after each ski season.
What are the hours?
The club is staffed daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through the ski season, seven days a week. Members can reach their lockers from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. during Vail Mountain's ski season, with early access on First Tracks days.
Who can use a locker?
The primary member, one additional adult and up to two children. Members may bring up to two day guests a day, signed in at the front desk; guests may not store gear overnight. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Each member age 16 and up gets one key card; a lost card costs $50 to replace.
What is included?
Ski valet to the snow, coffee, cocoa, tea and snacks, showers and changing rooms, boot, glove and helmet dryers, Wi-Fi and charging, TVs, catered holiday events, and four free tunes a season at Base Camp with 20% off after that. The room is secured with CCTV in common areas and RFID key card access on lockers and entrances, with attendants on site during the season; the club is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
Can I leave gear over the summer?
Yes, if you renew by May 15. Gear must stay inside your locker; anything left outside the locker after the term ends may be removed by the club.
What is the refund policy?
All Club One purchases are final and non-refundable, including for COVID or other force-majeure events.
Can I tour the club, and how do I contact it?
Yes. Email [email protected] or call (970) 477-8005 to schedule a tour of the club. Tours are available daily throughout the winter season and upon request throughout the summer months. The same phone and email handle membership and waitlist questions. Club One does not sell tours of Vail; it is a locker club.

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