Planning ahead for next season's pass...

[severine]

I saw this today on Sundown's website:

http://www.skisundown.com/conditions/

We've frozen our season pass prices for the 2010-2011 season! Plus if you order your 2010-2011 season passes by April 30, 2010, you can take advantage of our "4 Easy Payment Plan". How cool is that?!! Call our Welcome Center at 860-379-7669 X 211 or 216 for details!

Very cool! Nice way to make it budget-friendly, too, in that you can make payments.

 

[Black Phantom]

Oh Boi :blink:

 

[severine]

Oh Boi :blink:

What?

 

[RootDKJ]

That's very cool of Sundown.

Blue is offering an Early Bird rate $499 if you purchase before the season ends. I'm all over that.
http://cmt.rtpis.com/SkiBlue/SiteAssets/files/main/Earlybird 10-11 for Alex6.pdf

 

[drjeff]

Mount Snow actually announced their 2010-11 pass prices this past Saturday. Passes go on-sale Saturday, March 1st

"2010-2011 seasons passes will go on sale March 1, 2010. If you purchase your pass this Spring you can
ski/ride the rest of this season for free. Purchase your pass by April
30th and receive four bonus tickets, preloaded onto your pass at $50 each for
use anytime, up to a $100 savings.

Nor’Easter passes start at $899 for adults and $699 for juniors/seniors.

New this season is the categorization of juniors as anyone between the ages of 6-18.
After the April 30 deadline pass pricing will increase by $150.


Before 4/30/10
Before 10/11/10
After 10/11/10

Nor'Easter Adults (Ages 19 - 64*)
$899
$1049
$1199

Nor'Easter
Junior (Ages 6-18) & Senior (65+)
$699
$849
$999

NO BLACKOUT DATES - Use the Mount Snow Nor'Easter ski pass everyday, even holidays
Valid at: Mount Snow, Attitash, Jack Frost/ Big Boulder, & Crotched Mtn**
20% discount in all retail shops***
First Tracks early lift access - valid passes only on select Saturdays at 7:30am sharp.
Passholders only website
Add money to your pass and use like a debit card at Mount Snow
Bring A Friend Fridays - every non-hoiday Friday use your card to purchase a ticket for a friend for only $50.


The Classic Pass pricing starts off at $549
and is valid for any age. Classic passes are valid at Mount Snow only
and have 12 blackout dates.


Before 4/30/10
Before 10/11/10
After 10/11/10

Classic Season Pass
(All Ages*)
$549
$699
$849

Valid at Mount Snow Only
Same Perks as above with

12 Blackout days:
Valid at Mount Snow everyday except : Christmas Week 12/26/10-1/1/11;
MLK 1/15-16/11; & President's Weekend 2/19-21/11


New this season is the return of the Senior Midweek pass starting at just $299. All other age midweek passes
are just $399
and increase by $150 after the April 30 deadline.


Before 4/30/10
Before 10/11/10
After 10/11/10

Midweek Pass (Ages 6 - 64*)
$399
$549
$699

Midweek Senior Pass
(Ages 65+)
$299
$449
$599

Valid at Mount Snow Mon-Fri except:
Christmas Week 12/27/10-12/31/10, MLK Monday 1/17/11 & President's Day 2/21/2011
Same perks as above minus First Tracks

*5 & under ski free, a child pass is available for your convenience for $30
**At Crotched Mountain you must present pass at ticket window to receive a
lift ticket
***10% on equipment, no discount on Burton items"

 

[SKIQUATTRO]

was just thinking about possible seasons pass next year for somewhere...being on LI, I'd like to possibly rent a house near bromley and get passes...

 

[deadheadskier]

I don't anticipate Ragged making their announcement on pass prices until the Spear Mountain High Speed Quad plans are final or not.

The pass was a STEAL this season at $329. New Quad or not, I certainly expect the price to go up.

 

[jarrodski]

i'm going to try again with my mount snow pass.... would have been a good year....

 

[4aprice]

I saw this today on Sundown's website:

http://www.skisundown.com/conditions/


Very cool! Nice way to make it budget-friendly, too, in that you can make payments.

Camelback started this last year. I don't know how cool it is for them to be holding your money all summer. I never checked to see if people who bought later did or didn't get the same price as we did.

Alex

Lake Hopatcong, NJ

 

[severine]

Camelback started this last year. I don't know how cool it is for them to be holding your money all summer. I never checked to see if people who bought later did or didn't get the same price as we did.

Alex

Lake Hopatcong, NJ

It all depends. If it helps you budget out putting aside the money for the pass, it's all good. No finance charge like a credit card. Pass prices do go up later in the year, so you get the early price this way.

 

[ERJ-145CA]

With the mountain being 15 minutes from my house I'll be buying Hidden Valley passes for my son and I again. Unlimited passes are on sale through 3/31 for $249 for adults and $229 for juniors, about $60 less per pass than I paid for this season. So I got just over a month to pull the trigger.