Venues/Brighton/Moonbeam Lodge at Solitude Mountain Resort

Ski resort · Brighton, Utah

Moonbeam Lodge at Solitude Mountain Resort

12000 S Big Cottonwood Canyon Rd, Building 13, Brighton, UT 84121

What a DJ needs to know before working Moonbeam Lodge at Solitude Mountain Resort: load-in, power, sound limits and setup times.

Venue website

SettingIndoor and outdoor

CapacityMoonbeam Lodge up to 145

Sound11 PM at Moonbeam

Load-inVaries by location

One shared elevator11 PM curfew at MoonbeamMany ceremony spots

Location

12000 S Big Cottonwood Canyon Rd, Building 13, Brighton, UT 84121

DJ logistics

Before you load in.

Notes from a community of DJs from the DJs of Utah Network.

Sound rules

Usually, Moonbeam Lodge has an 11:00 PM music curfew. Other areas of the resort need music finished by 10:00 PM.

Power

Not confirmed yet

Portable power or ceremony spot power needed? We don't know.

Load-in

Varies by location. Usually, setup and breakdown can take more time and labor depending on the location. Moonbeam Lodge has a single elevator that every vendor shares.

Also noted: elevator.

Parking

Winter weekends may need a parking reservation.

Rooms and spaces

Reception spaces include Moonbeam Lodge (the most popular, up to 145), the Roundhouse, Last Chance Lodge, Honeycomb Grill and St. Bernard's. Ceremony spots include the Inn Lawn, the pond, Last Chance Lawn, Moonbeam Lawn, Moonbeam Lift Lawn and the Roundhouse.

Setup window

No time limits that we know of. Check in with the venue before getting on site to verify.

Fog allowed?

Usually, fog is not allowed.

What do the setup levels mean?

Level 1, Easy. Everything is close and simple. You can take your time.

Level 2, Extra time. There may be stairs, an elevator, bumpy ground, or a long walk. Plan more time to set up.

Level 3, Timed. There is a clock. You have to start and finish at set times.

Level 4, Difficult. This can be just one of these, or a few of them together: a clock on setup or sound, an elevator, bumpy ground, or a push of more than 100 feet. Bring a helper.

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