lift. As visitor numbers grew, the field introduced New Zealand's first double then treble chairlifts and in 1994, the second high-speed quad chairlift. In 2002 the Mount Cook Group sold Coronet Peak and The Remarkables to a consortium of Queenstown businesspeople, now NZSki Ltd, who also bought Mount Hutt. For the 2008 season NZSki Ltd invested over $30 million on a new base building and 141 new snow cannons. The 2009 season opened with new snowmaking equipment, new piste groomers, and a dedicated children's lift. The 2010 season saw the Meadows double chairlift replaced with a detachable quad chairlift featuring a self lowering safety bar and child friendly restraints. Footnotes References Coronet Peak Powdertravel.com. Retrieved 2009-07-01. External links Coronet Peak official website Official nzski.com website Coronet Peak Webcam Powderhounds.com Coronet Peak reviews Ski areas and resorts in Otago Mountains of Otago Queenstown-Lakes District Southern Alps Sport in Queenstown, New Zealand