https://www.crystalmountainresort.com/plan-your-trip/tickets-and-passes/season-passes
1900$ for the same access (not including parking) as ikon passholders got this season. Shits nuts man, crystal out here giving their customers a firm dicking
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eheathThis is what every mountain should do, at least in the West. The only way to have a better experience is to cut out the people who buy these multi-resort passes, they are causing the crowding and traffic issues.
There are already rumors of Alta not partnering with the Ikon pass next year, Sun Valley/Snowbasin also announced they are not partnering with Epic next year.
The dominos are falling.
brownetownidk man I feel like selling fewer total passes will improve the experience more than charging 1700 for a season pass. Crystal isn't really a destination resort that gets mad tourists so the only people left to ski are the ones who can afford to fork that over.
eheathThey want to increase the guest experience, plenty of places have $1000-2000 passes (big sky, jackson, alta, snowbird) and the IKON pass made those accessible for half the price, thats why its been so crowded. I would most definitely pay more for a season pass if it meant at least a 20-30% decrease in pass sales.
BigPurpleSkiSuitas much as I dislike paying more, in this case it would be worth it. If Snowbird and Alta both got off of the Ikon pass, I'd pay 2k a year for that experience easy. No liftlines, pow all day, mostly locals. It would be ridiculous. I just feel for the college students who wouldn't be able to afford it because they're really the heart of skiing and partying that I can't be as I get older and realize I need to eat healther and not drink tons.
eheathCollege students get a discount through ski clubs, I never paid more than like $500 for a pass in college, probably similar to that still but inflation.
eheathThis is what every mountain should do, at least in the West. The only way to have a better experience is to cut out the people who buy these multi-resort passes, they are causing the crowding and traffic issues.
There are already rumors of Alta not partnering with the Ikon pass next year, Sun Valley/Snowbasin also announced they are not partnering with Epic next year.
The dominos are falling.
eheathThis is what every mountain should do, at least in the West. The only way to have a better experience is to cut out the people who buy these multi-resort passes, they are causing the crowding and traffic issues.
There are already rumors of Alta not partnering with the Ikon pass next year, Sun Valley/Snowbasin also announced they are not partnering with Epic next year.
The dominos are falling.
gvski13Sun Valley and Snowbasin are on Ikon now though
**This post was edited on Mar 3rd 2022 at 7:03:40pm
gvski13Sun Valley and Snowbasin are on Ikon now though
**This post was edited on Mar 3rd 2022 at 7:03:40pm
eheathCollege students get a discount through ski clubs, I never paid more than like $500 for a pass in college, probably similar to that still but inflation.
theabortionatorNever understand the lack of specifics in thread titles but yeah.
I get people freaking out, but it's weird the biggest thing people are freaking out about is losing unlimited on the Ikon which is 100% why it's so crowded.
People want it both ways. Idk. Doesn't really matter too much to me. Sucks theyre going to doze employee housing this summer or next though.