SKITODIE
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You are crazy. I like deals maybe more than most, but I need all you guys in the ski business to stay IN business.
Crazy, how? A deal is a deal... We break even and have the best guests! Makes the job fun..
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You are crazy. I like deals maybe more than most, but I need all you guys in the ski business to stay IN business.
Not bad considering how much they have lowered their mid-week prices. What is it, $35 or $39, one or the other, any mid-week day.Saddleback has now posted their prices. Up 2% YoY.
At this point, half the resorts have announced pricing. The remainder are still pushing seasons passes.
I am seeing a greater trend towards offering pre-purchasing quantities of lift tickets here in the Northeast.
Not bad considering how much they have lowered their mid-week prices. What is it, $35 or $39, one or the other, any mid-week day.
Killington weighs in at $86 peak holiday window rate #2 behind Stowe's unchanged 89. Kmart's ticket prices have increased 25% in five years, while Stowe went up 17%. The K55 deadline ist next friday Oct 15th, so hop to it!
Sunday River is the bad boy in the mix, coming in at #3, raising prices 34% in five years to $79. Sugarloaf ain't far behind with a 26% increase over five years.
If I am doing the math correctly, you are saying Sunday River's peak holiday window rate was $59 in 2005? If so, no way. $69 maybe.
Does anyone on this site ever pay full price for a single day ticket to ski areas in the east?
Does anyone on this site ever pay full price for a single day ticket to ski areas in the east?
I'm sure you know by now these data are for sport, and for rainy days with nothing better to do.
Collegiate areas are holding their prices flat at last year's rate: Darmouth and Middlebury.
Ragged opted for an 8% increase, while Sunapee went up 3% and Wa-wa went up 4%..
Black Mt. NH took at 15% rise. then again, with one of the lowest rates ($45 on a holiday) in the east for 1000-foot skiing, nobody will blink!
Have you ever thought of getting AT gear and effectively "dropping out" of the whole lift ticket game?