About Palisades Tahoe
Palisades Tahoe is a large, year-round mountain resort located in Olympic Valley near Lake Tahoe, California. Formerly known as Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows, the resort is known for its extensive ski and snowboard terrain, scenic gondolas and lifts, lodging, restaurants, and a variety of winter and summer outdoor activities. It caters to day visitors and destination travelers with hotel-style accommodations, vacation rentals, equipment rentals, ski school, and guided experiences.
A charge from Palisades Tahoe on your card statement typically relates to purchases such as lift tickets, season passes, ski or snowboard rentals, lessons, lodging, parking, dining, retail items, or activity bookings (e.g., tubing or scenic lift rides). It can also reflect online purchases made through their website or app, including advance ticket purchases or pass payments. Some guests may see split or multiple charges if they booked lodging and bought lift products separately, or if a card was kept on file for incidentals.
If you have questions about a Palisades Tahoe charge, start by checking your email for receipts or booking confirmations associated with the date of the transaction, as well as your Palisades Tahoe online account or pass account if you have one. For lodging or package bookings, refer to your confirmation number and contact their reservations or guest services team using the contact information on palisadestahoe.com. Verify whether friends or family used your card for tickets or rentals. If you still don’t recognize the charge, contact Palisades Tahoe directly with the transaction date and amount; if the issue is not resolved, you can then follow up with your card issuer to dispute the charge.