Vail is at 8,150 feet, which can cause altitude sickness for those coming from lower elevations. Symptoms include headaches, nausea, dizziness, and shortness of breath. Key points to remember if you think you may experience altitude sickness: Start hydrating a day or two before you arrive. Don’t overexert yourself, especially on your first day. Meals with carbs will help your body adjust. Try and avoid alcohol and caffeine; These can dehydrate you and make symptoms worse. Rest, drink water, and take it slow. Symptoms usually get better with rest. You can also find over-the-counter medications in town for relief.

A block of rooms has been reserved with The Antlers at Vail. To book under the Smith/Dudek wedding, please contact Parvati Ramchandani at 970-476-2471 or pramchandani@antlersvail.com. They have a variety of options for single to family rooms available. Address: 680 Lionshead Place Vail, Colorado 81657

Guests at The Antlers have a complimentary vehicle for use based on availability. There are free buses throughout the town of Vail, called the "in-town bus". This bus helps people all over the town of Vail get to to local wine and dine favorites as well as into the famous Vail Village!

Our wedding planner is Marguerite Shipman, if you need assistance throughout the weekend, please send her a message with your question or request. She can be reached by text at 404-247-3565.