Park riders, mark your calendars for a historic first in the snowboard and ski industry. Echo Mountain Park, North America’s only mountain built exclusively for terrain park riders, and the closest mountain to the Denver metro area, has officially begun selling passes online and announced a special pre-opening day on March 4th and 5th.
“After almost three years of planning, I am extremely excited to announce this pre-opening of Echo Mountain Park. We have been overwhelmed by the support and anticipation from both the snowboard and ski industries. Our goal has always been to create the most innovative park experience in the world for all levels of riders.” said General Manager Doug Donovan.
Starting today, Echo is selling the Echo “Access Pass” for $99 online only at echomountainpark.com. Only 300 Access Passes will be sold, and all Access Pass holders will be granted admission to a special Pre-Opening Weekend on Saturday March 4th and 5th from 11am to 4pm.
The opening day will consist of on-hill music, free food, and a special unveiling of Echo Mountain Park’s new 360 degree, 17 foot tall terrain feature, “Knuckles”.
Besides getting free access to this special pre-opening weekend, Access Pass members will get four single day tickets redeemable at any time. Access Pass holders will then be able to buy each subsequent ticket for $20 for the rest of the season, plus two $20 guest tickets for friends, and 20% off all food and merchandise on the mountain.
To purchase the Access Pass, visit our web store under “tickets and passes”.
Echo is partnering with a number of industry leaders to create the best terrain park riding experience in North America. Planet Snow Design, Echo’s terrain park designers, bring an impressive list of clients including the Salt Lake City Olympics, Burton US Open, Gravity Games, and many more.
“We’re excited about working with Echo Mountain Park. They are extremely open to new ideas and offer us a unique opportunity to lend our skills and creativity to a dedicated park rider experience.” Said Ryan Neptune at Planet Snow.
Echo Mountain Park’s opening not only marks the first mountain built exclusively to cater to the needs of terrain park riders, but also the opening of the most affordable mountain in Colorado and the closest mountain to Denver. Weekday tickets will cost $25 and weekend tickets will cost $35. Regular hours will be Thursdays and Fridays, noon to 9pm and Saturdays and Sundays, from 9am to 9pm. Public opening date will be announced shortly.
Echo Mountain Park is North America’s first mountain built exclusively for terrain park riders. At only 35 miles from downtown Denver, Echo is the closest mountain to the Denver metropolitan area, while offering the most affordable daily ticket prices in Colorado. Echo provides a positive, safe environment for riders of all ages, and is dedicated to providing its customers the most fun and innovative terrain park experience in the world.
www.echomtnpark.com
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