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Best season pass deals for next year

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PeppermillReno
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Well, lets post some up newschoolers!


The Millenium Pass at Taos is the most bad ass one I've seen so far 70 days for 575.
Mar 17 2015 10:22AM
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DASZ.mp4
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my pass is always 150 for snow bowl and normally its like 500

early bird discount-buy your pass really early
dependent pass- my parents buy a full price pass and I get to buy mine for a big discount
and i can pull of a child pass so yea
Mar 17 2015 11:13AM
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elcornholio
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Winter Park had a $300 season pass.
Mar 17 2015 7:59PM
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John18_6
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Hoping to do part time with park crew to get a free season pass to one resort, then I can a season pass to a sister area for $99. That's two passes for under $100. Also if you go to Michigan Tech, you can get free lift tickets to Mont Ripley everyday day. Mt. Bohemia, the midwest pow mecca has a 10-year season pass for $340, that's $34 per season.
Mar 17 2015 8:53PM
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sbarlett
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I got a big boulder night pass for next season, $200. Works for the rest of this year too so definitely getting my money's worth.
Mar 17 2015 8:54PM
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californiagrown
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summit at snoqualmie gold pass for $180.

there is not a better deal out there. fact.
Mar 17 2015 9:37PM
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theabortionator
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Epic pass is a pretty fucking good deal, especially if you're in utah/co.

The mount snow/stratton 350 for 25 and under is pretty ballin.
Mar 18 2015 1:29AM
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dbchili
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passes in the states are so cheap. How are these resorts even staying afloat?
Mar 18 2015 7:51AM
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GayWolf420
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dbchilipasses in the states are so cheap. How are these resorts even staying afloat?


revenue from locals and their passes doesnt do much for resorts. Its money but its no where near the amount that they see when jerry families drop thousands to ski mediocre weeks.

Resorts here definitely cater to jerries, cus they are the ones keeping these places alive with a little help from our measley pass prices (compared to their pricey trips).
Mar 18 2015 11:06AM
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californiagrown
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dbchilipasses in the states are so cheap. How are these resorts even staying afloat?


Where are you from? How close is your mtn to a large metro area?
Mar 18 2015 12:07PM
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bieberhole69.
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californiagrownsummit at snoqualmie gold pass for $180.

there is not a better deal out there. fact.


How're you getting this for $180?
Mar 18 2015 2:07PM
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TrickyDick470
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This season Wells Fargo had a 2-for-1 deal on the Rocky Mountain Super Pass (Copper Mtn & Winter Park). So I believe it came out to about $260, may have even been cheaper.

All you had to do was open an account and put $100 in it. Sounds like a hassle, but the guy who opened the account (for my GF) knew we were just in it for the pass and told us when we could close the account.
Mar 18 2015 3:52PM
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TrickyDick470
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TrickyDick470This season Wells Fargo had a 2-for-1 deal on the Rocky Mountain Super Pass (Copper Mtn & Winter Park). So I believe it came out to about $260, may have even been cheaper.

All you had to do was open an account and put $100 in it. Sounds like a hassle, but the guy who opened the account (for my GF) knew we were just in it for the pass and told us when we could close the account.


Sorry, that is $260 each if you and a buddy split the cost. Should have clarified.
Mar 18 2015 3:53PM
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Nikolaus
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super pass + is a good pass
Mar 18 2015 4:29PM
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taylor_gang
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Pretty popular over here on the east coast, 365 for college students to sunday river, loon, and sugarbush. A little steep in prices but I'm on 40 or so days on it so I'm not complaing. The big catch is you get 15 free tickets to Brighton and discount housing / free tickets to big sky. so, I was already planning a trip to Utah so I skiied free at Brighton for 6 days!
Mar 18 2015 7:26PM
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eheath
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Epic college pass is like 500 bucks, pretty legit as is the adult epic pass for 750.

Big cottonwood pass is $1000 for brighton/solitude not the best deal but if i lived in slc id buy it, pretty fucking solid when you compare to other options (other than an epic pass).
Mar 18 2015 7:29PM
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dingus
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They have this thing at my mountain this season because they got so little snow they are giving previous season pass holders a pass for $350 (usually $500) plus $200 bucks in extras like Free Ski Check, Tickets for the bike park, and free night ski tickets for a friend, its pretty neat.
Mar 18 2015 8:52PM
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californiagrown
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bieberhole69.How're you getting this for $180?


Around 55% off if you had a pass this year...
Mar 18 2015 9:08PM
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perryhunter
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Why wait for next year's season pass if you can already book for a soonest ski vacation on a discounted price too? Got to see this ski vacation package deal. Just for every snow lovers!
Mar 18 2015 10:03PM
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JGWI
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Like john said, Mount Bohemias pass is simply unbelievable. There is no where in the midwest that sells their passes for that cheap (One day special of $99) and there is nowhere in the midwest that has terrain or snow that even comes close to that place.
Mar 19 2015 12:17AM
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californiagrown
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californiagrownsummit at snoqualmie gold pass for $180.

there is not a better deal out there. fact.


Check that. Its $100.
Mar 19 2015 5:01AM
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californiagrown
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californiagrownsummit at snoqualmie gold pass for $180.

there is not a better deal out there. fact.


Check that. Its $100.
Mar 19 2015 5:01AM
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pattyeiks
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My pass is $420 dollars for next year because their building a new chalet
Mar 19 2015 7:29AM
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dbchili
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californiagrownWhere are you from? How close is your mtn to a large metro area?


I live in switzerland now and the cheapest i've seen is maybe 600

even when i was back in ontario though the cheapest full pass was maybe 500, but the night passes you could pick up for 150
Mar 19 2015 10:55AM
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JGWI
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pattyeiksMy pass is $420 dollars for next year because their building a new chalet


Holy hell! $420 for Hyland?
Mar 19 2015 10:59AM
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No.Quarter
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Epic pass really cant be beat









But fuck vail
Mar 19 2015 11:01AM
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californiagrown
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dbchiliI live in switzerland now and the cheapest i've seen is maybe 600

even when i was back in ontario though the cheapest full pass was maybe 500, but the night passes you could pick up for 150


Gotta hunt around. Anyone who had a pass at snoqualmie this year is getting 80% off the pass next year due to the non-existant snow conditions this year. That's why its so cheap for me haha.

I'm used to paying around 5-600 typically.
Mar 19 2015 11:07AM
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skodeo7
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Well it's not the best deal ever but it's cheaper compared to what it has been in the past. The New England silver pass is $685 if you put $50 down by April 30. Better than $800.
Mar 19 2015 11:25AM
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bieberhole69.
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californiagrownCheck that. Its $100.


Yup 85% off now. Good for snoqualmie, Crystal just said that they wouldn't have as big of a discount cause their spending the money on snow making equipment
Mar 19 2015 12:16PM
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Blurst
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$199 Student pass for Jay Peak and Burke Mountain.
Mar 19 2015 12:17PM
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Filmore
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Summit at snoqualmie unlimited pass for 68 bucks. Thats less than a day ticket at most resorts
Mar 19 2015 12:32PM
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californiagrown
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bieberhole69.Yup 85% off now. Good for snoqualmie, Crystal just said that they wouldn't have as big of a discount cause their spending the money on snow making equipment


How do you get 85%?
Mar 19 2015 1:15PM
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John18_6
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pattyeiksMy pass is $420 dollars for next year because their building a new chalet

Checked the webstie and knew that was too steep, Hyland's website says:


Hyland = Loch Ness Monster
Mar 20 2015 12:11AM
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