Colorado Pass??

yeah its prolly the same as last year. 300 for the 3 mountain with 10 days at vail an beaver, or 500 for 5 mountain pass. pretty good deal if you ask me. where do you normally ski at?

i think they bumped it up to 350 from 300


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yeah i dont know what to get....im thinkin of maybe goin to copper this year a lot instead of the vail scene...anyone know how much a copper pass is?

you should see how much the copper pass is. i just dont really think it makes sense to spend a shitload on a pass that only gets you one mountain when you can buy a pass for five mountains that really isnt that expensive. even $500 is a good deal compared to most resorts that have like $1000 season passes...

VAIL RESORTS 2002 - 2003 SEASON PASS INFORMATION

Tuesday 2 April 2002 Vail resorts announced the availability of Buddy and Colorado Season Passes. A Buddy Pass is good for Keystone, Breckenridge, & A-Basin. No dates are restricted at these resorts if purchased between Apr 4 through 28. If purchased next fall same restriction dates will apply as on Colorado Pass.

A Colorado Pass + 10 (regular) adds 10 days at your choice of Vail and/or Beaver Creek but has black out dates of Nov 29 & 30 (Thanksgiving), Dec 27 through 31 (Christmas week) and Feb 15 & 16 (MLK Weekend). A Colorado Pass +20 is also available and makes it 20 days of your choice at Vail and or Beaver Creek. During the blackout dates you can purchase a lift ticket at a discounted rate.

Prices:
Renewals of Colorado ($299 adult $129 Children) and Buddy Pass ($249 adult $109 children) between Apr 5 through 28.
New Colorado ($319 adult $129 children 5 to 12}) and Buddy Pass ($269 adult $109 children 5 to 12).
Colorado Pass +20 (renewal $499 adult $229 children) New $519 adult & $229 children.

Ill be gettin one for sure, hopefully we can hook up and ski.



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we should all definately meet up

My question is why didn't you just renew at the end of last spring? I mean it's not like its gonna get any cheaper in the fall, plus then you have to go stand in line and get your pic taken. I just renewed online and they load another year on the same ole pass.
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hope colorado actually gets some snow this year, last years season was a joke!


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hey how do you do that online?

Im up in Vail and im praying for some snow this year. If anybody was at the US Open last year you saw how small the hits were here thanks to the lack of snow.

I dont know much on these pass things, but i know that you can work like a few weekends, and you get a pass. Some deal where you hand out maps and greet people comming off the bus, for like 10 days of work and you get a pass for free.

go to www.skijob1.com and look if that is somthing your interested in.

Spinks

Spinks that would be sweet, Id love to work at a resort but its enough driving 2.5hrs from ft. collins to ski, much less work. Where do you get these passes, Ill finally be in CO next week.



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i think the only place you can get a pass is at a season pass office at any of the mountains

you can get them at REI or Grand West Outfitters in colorado springs. im guessing you can get it at the REI in denver too...

Hey i am goin to boulder next year and was wondering the same thing, i heard that boulder also has this deal through their ski/snowboard club where you can get the 5 mtn pass for 209 plus the member fee of like 25. also how far away are for instance, breck and vail from boulder?