billski
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Yes. that's the only pay for membership they have. The "basic"membership is free.Can the Groupon be applied to the premium memberships with tickets included? Great deals if so.
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Yes. that's the only pay for membership they have. The "basic"membership is free.Can the Groupon be applied to the premium memberships with tickets included? Great deals if so.
$29 All Access Lift Ticket Sale On Oct. 24
$29 Lift Ticket Sale
On Monday, October 24, Bolton Valley will hold a special online 24-hour lift ticket sale. During this time All Access Lift Tickets will be on sale for just $29. The tickets are valid for any non-peak day during the 2016-17 season. ![]()
Hitup WF on their appreciation days.I decided to do the vt5 instead of the Champlain valley card due to Stowe and sugarbush. I'll end up using it at jay, mad river, and magic or smuggs too. A little sad to give up whiteface and cannon but I think getting the expensive VT spots is worth it
Clubs are definitely getting a lot more love this year. I'm seeing it all over the place. The ROI is becoming a no brainer.Damn how many times do I have to say council/ski club days are not only for CT. It gets old.
Dammit. I forgot my password, had to reset, and there was no tag line at the bottom. grrrr.Be sure to claim your $5 Liftopia gift code on their email password reset email. It's easy to miss at the bottom if you're not paying attention.
I can only speculate as to why they are focusing on clubs.
Well, if we can't make it exclusive, I'm willing to do my part. I am willing to share my lists with active AZ members individually. I take all the data listed here, combine it with a lot of other deals and create a near-real-time BIG DATA project on spreadsheet. Choose your resort, your days and it will point you to the deals. It includes cards, pre-purchases, last minute deals that show up on social media, etc. I cut it chronologically, by resort, by days of week, by blackout dates, by distributors, clubs. Even at the last minute I can usually find some sort of deal if I'm willing to tweak one of my variables.I'd rather see AZ members get these deals as well
When Sugarbush first came out with the original $199 quad pack a few years ago there was no tax added. That's one of the benefits of the Ski VT. passes & MAX Pass, the price they quote is the price you pay, no tax.Don't forget the MRG Mad card. 3 transferable tickets good any day (great holiday option) for $159. For sale until December 15th.
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Sugarbush has a quad pack for $229 + ugly VT 6% sales tax. It is only available until November 30th.
and, of course, NH is sales tax free..When Sugarbush first came out with the original $199 quad pack a few years ago there was no tax added. That's one of the benefits of the Ski VT. passes & MAX Pass, the price they quote is the price you pay, no tax.
I hardly use them anymore, maybe a day or two at Stowe, that's it. Haven't bought a bulk ski club ticket in years. I ski for less money without them. The deal for belonging to a ski club for me is not lift ticket saving, it's the savings on lodging costs.The CSC days this year blew me away. almost something for every day of the season. I combined that with others and I'm sitting at 250 special pricing days for club members, all of new england.
The CSC days this year blew me away. almost something for every day of the season. I combined that with others and I'm sitting at 250 special pricing days for club members, all of new england.
So what's your objective (serious)? and, what is your purchase strategy? I'm sure it's well thought out, I'm just curious how you skin it.I hardly use them anymore, maybe a day or two at Stowe, that's it. Haven't bought a bulk ski club ticket in years. I ski for less money without them. The deal for belonging to a ski club for me is not lift ticket saving, it's the savings on lodging costs.
billski I do the season pass route for the most part plus purchase a VT. Pass. The season pass I usually get down to under $20 a day for skiing. I ski K or Pico which are the closest mountains to our ski club lodge . The VT. Pass is $40 some odd dollars a day as I'm sure you know & lets me ski around a bit. This year I became eligible for the MAX Pass add on which gives me 5 days each at Stratton & Okemo which are close to our ski club lodge also & saves me a little driving time going up or back from/to my house in Brooklyn. I hope to use the MAX Pass at a couple of other eligible resorts too. Even if I only use it five times at Stratton & Okemo it's $30 a day, if I use it at other places too even less. Throw in a ski club day or two at Stowe & $30 Thurs. at Mt. Ellen & I think I have all the skiing I can handle in a season. All these places (except if I travel to other MAX Pass resorts) are an easy drive from our ski club lodge where I stay inexpensively. That's my plan & I'm sticking to it.So what's your objective (serious)? and, what is your purchase strategy? I'm sure it's well thought out, I'm just curious how you skin it.
I'd say each objective has a different approach to using discounts. I tend to be last minute, I'm not much of a planner.
I see Bromley has a $25 deal on 12/25 for anyone wearing a Santa suit.
Anyone aware of any other Xmas day deals yet?
Trying to make winter break plans, and it's no deal if I gotta rent or buy three Santa suits.