Personal Guests

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As of January 31, 2025, Transferable Guest Cards Are No Longer Valid

Attention Members: Please dispose of existing cards and pre-register your personal guests or accompany them to amenities on their next visit. Staff will collect cards presented at private amenities to remove them from circulation.

Short-term rental tenants are not considered personal guests and must use short-term tenant cards for private amenity access (Daily Access Fees apply – see rates below).

PERSONAL GUEST ACCESS
Personal guests pre-registered by a member MUST provide the MEMBER’S NAME and a valid photo ID (ages 16 +) when they check in to Tahoe Donner’s public and private amenities to be validated as a personal guest.

Each guest ages 3+ must pay a Daily Access Fee. See below for rates:

This rule change may reduce the number of personal guests that can be registered to a property and limit guest access to amenities during peak periods.

The account allows a maximum of 20 individuals, including both members and personal guests. While members are never removed, personal guests may be automatically removed after some time. It’s recommended that members verify their accounts to ensure their guests have access to amenities during their stay.

ShopTD has a 20-person limit for the number of individuals that can be listed under your “Group.” To remove previously listed personal guests from your current group, please complete the form or email the details to info@tahoedonner.com.

Remove Personal Guest Form

PERSONAL GUEST REGISTRATION + ACCESS

As of Jan. 1, 2025, Members with an active Member ID Card who are not accompanying their personal guests can register ahead of time through an online personal guest registration process. Tranferable guest cards are no longer valid.

REGISTRATION:

INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO REGISTER A PERSONAL GUEST

Or, watch the video below for a step-by-step tutorial

QUESTIONS?
Click here to see frequently asked questions about Amenity Access, including information on Personal Guest Access + Applying Guest Rates.

To see the complete Amenity Access Rule, adopted on October 10, 2024, click here.