Many ski resorts have markers that will tell you when to stand up, but if not, stand up when you feel your skis flat on the snow. Once you have got off the chairlift, ski to the side so you are out of the way of the upcoming chairlifts.
How to Get On and Off a Chairlift
By Mike Doyle, About.com
Make sure you are holding your poles, and any other loose items, securely. Make sure that your safety bar is raised. As you are approaching the unloading station, raise your ski tips slightly so you can glide off the lift.
Index: How to Get On and Off a Chairlift
- Getting on a Chairlift
- While You're Riding the Chairlift
- Getting Off a Chairlift
- Using a Rope Tow
- Riding a Ski Gondola
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