Do they have blackouts?
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Cheapskates 2025-2026
- Thread starter deadheadskier
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Yes. It's been several years since I bought the product. I have been thinking about it to get my kids over to some VT areas without going iKon or Epic. The SkiVT product is about the best deal going for that.
2planks2coasts
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A bit niche but cheap. The easiest way to get cheap skiing has always been to work at the mountain. A PSIA or NSP card could hook you up with discounts of varying quality across the country. Some mountains have reciprocal deals with other local resorts or those under the same corporate umbrella.
Indy now has the Indy Employee pass. If you're an employee of a participating mountain, $25 gets you two days at all the other participating mountains, including many overseas ones.
https://www.indyskipass.com/employee-pass
Indy now has the Indy Employee pass. If you're an employee of a participating mountain, $25 gets you two days at all the other participating mountains, including many overseas ones.
https://www.indyskipass.com/employee-pass