'14-'15 passes

[ScottySkis]

This a really cheap price at Sugarbush for the older ppl.


http://www.sugarbush.com/vermont-sk...minder-090414-boomer&utm_campaign=season-pass

Boomer Midweek Pass Get the best deal in skiing this winter with the NEW $99 Boomer Midweek Pass, featuring Monday thru Friday non-holiday access to all Sugarbush’s 111 trails and 16 lifts. Just think—quiet and peaceful days on the slopes, midweek powder storms, and groomed runs extending into the afternoon. Introducing the BOOMER MIDWEEK PASS. For ages 65 and up. Valid Monday thru Friday, non-holiday. $99 THRU SEPTEMBER 10, 2014; $199 AFTER OR BY PHONE AT 800.53.SUGAR Prices do not include 6% Vermont sales tax. Holiday dates: 12/25/14 - 1/4/15, 1/17/15 - 1/19/15 and 2/14/15 - 2/22/15. Passholder’s age as of November 1, 2014 determines age category. Season passes are non-refundable. - See more at: http://www.sugarbush.com/vermont-sk...utm_campaign=season-pass#sthash.86b0NQhz.dpuf

 

[VTKilarney]

Sometimes pricing makes no sense.

The "Freedom Pass" is a $50 add-on that allows season pass holders at the following resorts to have reciprocal skiing privileges: Dartmouth Skiway, Black Mountain, NH; Granite Gorge, NH; Bolton Valley, VT; McIntyre, NH; and Ski Ward, MA.

Here is what a "Freedom Pass" will cost you based on location:
Dartmouth Skiway: $495
Ski Ward: $545
Granite Gorge: $450
Bolton Valley: $619
Black Mountain: $675
McIntyre: $250

Here is an article explaining the pass: http://www.sentinelsource.com/busin...cle_6345025c-2b4b-5a7d-bb7e-f97907d284c3.html

 

[dlague]

Sometimes pricing makes no sense.

The "Freedom Pass" is a $50 add-on that allows season pass holders at the following resorts to have reciprocal skiing privileges: Dartmouth Skiway, Black Mountain, NH; Granite Gorge, NH; Bolton Valley, VT; McIntyre, NH; and Ski Ward, MA.

Here is what a "Freedom Pass" will cost you based on location:
Dartmouth Skiway: $495
Ski Ward: $545
Granite Gorge: $450
Bolton Valley: $619
Black Mountain: $675
McIntyre: $250

Here is an article explaining the pass: http://www.sentinelsource.com/busin...cle_6345025c-2b4b-5a7d-bb7e-f97907d284c3.html

So buy a McIntyre season pass and ski all six - why buy a season pas say BV?


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[Smellytele]

Sometimes pricing makes no sense.

The "Freedom Pass" is a $50 add-on that allows season pass holders at the following resorts to have reciprocal skiing privileges: Dartmouth Skiway, Black Mountain, NH; Granite Gorge, NH; Bolton Valley, VT; McIntyre, NH; and Ski Ward, MA.

Here is what a "Freedom Pass" will cost you based on location:
Dartmouth Skiway: $495
Ski Ward: $545
Granite Gorge: $450
Bolton Valley: $619
Black Mountain: $675
McIntyre: $250

Here is an article explaining the pass: http://www.sentinelsource.com/busin...cle_6345025c-2b4b-5a7d-bb7e-f97907d284c3.html

Why would anyone buy a season pass at anywhere besides McIntyre if they were doing this?

 

[VTKilarney]

Why would anyone buy a season pass at anywhere besides McIntyre if they were doing this?

That was my point.

 

[mbedle]

I got to agree, that doesn't make much sense. Maybe its the added benefits that come with a bolton season pass. You get a pretty good discount on lodging and access to the nordic and fitness center. Bolton's price also includes the freedom pass, still ends up $250 more expensive. If you end up spending $1,250 on lodging, rentals and lessons, you made it the same as McIntyre's cost.

 

[xwhaler]

That pass is somewhat tempting but I dont think I would do it. I've long wanted a night skiing option I could hit for some runs on my way home from work and if McIntyre was even 100' of vert bigger (say Nashoba size) I would go for it.
Just seems way too small to serve that purpose and the others are too spread out to do day trips. Dartmouth and GG have some cool terrain but are a haul, from where I live.

Last couple of yrs Skiway and Ragged had a $50 pass receiptocity arrangement that I believe also included midweek access to Middlebury, S6, Ward, Cochrans?