Top 10 Lift Ticket Deals 2004-05 No. 16, Feb. 22, 2005
Welcome, die hards! The fifteenth issue of the 2004-05 Top 10 Lift Ticket Deals features some of the absolute best season pass deals you’ll find anywhere. Not only that, but we will also include the occasional ‘special event’ and single-day ticket deals. Hurry, because many of these deals are first come, first served and they go fast. Top10 Lift Ticket Deals is not a paid advertisement. Each week during the snow-sports season, our staff of diehard skiers and snowboarders chooses North America's best ski lift ticket values. You'll ski and snowboard more for less with Top10 Lift Ticket Deals. Visit www.top10liftticketdeals.com for the latest releases all season long.
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#1 – Mount Baker,
WA – Fifth graders who enroll in Mt. Baker’s program receive a free lift ticket
each time they visit the mountain with no blackout dates. Offer is good all
season long. There must be one accompanying adult with a season pass or lift
ticket per two free fifth graders. Download an enrollment form online at www.mtbakerskiarea.com.
#2 – Copper Mountain, CO – Ski
or ride for only $27 per day when you purchase multi-day lift tickets online
through www.coppercolorado.com.
#3 – Loveland, CO – Loveland’s
3 Class Pass programs are a great deal to learn or brush up in skiing or
snowboarding skills. As an extra benefit, participants in the program receive a
free season pass for beginners or a $100 season pass for intermediates following
completion of three lesson packages. For more information contact the Loveland
Ski School at (303) 571-5580 x170.
#4 – Mission Ridge, WA – Despite a
lack of snow in the region, the resort will be open 10 straight days from Feb.
18-28. Get $20 lift tickets when you Stay and Play in the area. Check the web
for participating resorts: www.missionridge.com.
#5 – Brian Head, UT – Brian Head
is still offering stay ‘n ski packages at the Cedar Breaks Lodge. For only $139
per person, per night, you’ll receive three nights of slopeside lodging and two
full-day lift tickets. Check out details at www.brianhead.com.
#6 –
Mammoth Mountain, CA – Mammoth offers a three or more day package starting at
just $113 per night, per person based on double occupancy. This includes
multi-day lift tickets (number depends on how many nights are booked) for all
registered guests. Check out www.mammoth.com for more on this great deal.
#7 –
Mountain High, CA – Ralph’s Ticket Deal. Buy a lift ticket at Ralph’s for $38, a
savings of $7. Just use your Ralph’s card to make the purchase. For $12 you can
convert this ticket into a beginner pass at the mountain and you’ll get a lower
mountain lift ticket and rental. (Age 13 and up. Not valid on holidays.) Go to
www.mthigh.com for
more information.
#8 – Eldora, CO – Active members of the Army, Navy, Air
Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, activated Army and National Guard forces can
now purchase the new ‘Stars and Stripes’ season pass at a cost of just $99. This
pass entitles holders to enjoy unlimited skiing, boarding and Nordic privileges.
Pass privilege is also extended to dependents of those serving on active duty.
Go to www.eldora.com for more information.
#9 – June
Mountain, CA – Avoid the Mammoth crowds at June Mountain! Multi-day passes are
offered with a variety of combinations from two-day passes for $88 and three of
four day passes for $130. These tickets are non-transferable and non-holiday.
Compare to regular ticket price of $50 per day. Check out www.junemountain.com for
more.
#10 – Mount Baldy, CA – $99 Club Card. Ski for just $10 per day
with this card and you also get tickets for friends and family for $20 each. You
can also get half off any learn to ski or snowboard package. You must reserve
your $10 tickets over the Internet in advance and pick them up at a ticket
window with your Club Card. If you’ve forgotten to reserve your tickets, they’ll
still give you a ticket for half off the retail price. Visit www.mtbaldy.com for
more.
About Top10 Lift Ticket Deals:
Our staff of diehard ski and
snowboard bums searches for lift ticket deals from resorts all over North
America. Each week during the snow-sports season, we publish an unbiased list of
the Top 10 Lift Ticket Deals. The deals posted in this news release are not paid
advertisements, and are run without cost to resorts or other
parties.
Disclaimer: Ski resorts and any other parties appearing in this
release have no control or authority over which deals our writers choose.
Resorts that appear in this release are therefore under no obligation to honor
misprints or other inaccuracies, and users of this release should reference www.top10liftticketdeals.com as the source. Do you have any
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