Sundown / Sugarbush Reciprocal Pass Deals

[Greg]

Sundown pass holders get the following perks at Sugarbush:

*25% off peak midweek Adult All Mountain lift ticket rates and 20% off Adult All Mountain weekend and holiday lift ticket rates. These ticket discounts are valid during our peak season 12/18/09 - 3/28/10, but not early and late season periods when our rates are already discounted.
• 15% off midweek resort lodging (valid 08/01/09 - 05/16/10, except holiday weeks)
• 10% off ski/snowboard rentals (valid 11/01/09 - 05/16/10, except holidays)
• 10% off tuning services at the Bull Wheel Tune Shop (valid 11/01/09 - 05/16/10, except holidays)
• 10% off at Timbers Restaurant (excluding alcohol) (valid 08/01/09 - 05/16/10)
• 10% off at Hogan's Pub (excluding alcohol) (valid 08/01/09 - 09/26/10)

Ski Sundown customers will need to pick-up their discount card from the Lincoln Peak season pass office located in the Gate House Lodge in order to receive their discounts. Discount card must be presented at all eligible points of sale to receive discount. The card will be swiped at the register to validate discount.

Ski Sundown customers may email spimages@sugarbush.com with their pictures (.jpg format please), mailing address, date of birth and full name(s) and we will add their information into RTP in order to expedite the card fulfillment process.

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Reciprocal agreement with Sugarbush Resort

Offer
All Sugarbush Season Passholders:

$15 off Adult or Junior 8-Hour all area lift ticket, Saturday, Sunday and holiday periods (12/24/09-1/1/10, 1/18/10; 2/15-2/19/10),
Retail is adult $52.00, with SB pass $37.00. Retail JR. 46.00 with, SB pass $31.00

50% off Adult or Junior 8-Hour all area lift ticket, Monday-Friday (above holiday periods excluded)
Retail Adult $52.00, with SB pass $26.00. Retail JR’s $46.00 with, SB pass $23.00

$15 off Adult or Junior Night (6pm-10pm) all area lift ticket, Sunday - Saturday
Adult retail $34.00, with SB pass $19.00. JR’s retail $31.00, with SB pass $19.00

Redeem Present Sugarbush pass at Ticket Window or Welcome Center Desk

Expiration End of Ski Sundown 2009-2010 season

 

[bvibert]

Sweet! I was wondering when we'd hear something about this. :beer:

 

[4aprice]

Good deal. Sundown is really doing a good job with their marketing and on to something. I hope the Camelback management is watching. I think its a good thing when ski areas team up on deals like this. With the skiing dollar getting tight I would think the bigger more remote resorts would be interested in tapping into the feeder hill customers. Deals like that would certainly entice me to go there.

Alex

Lake Hopatcong, NJ

 

[gmcunni]

sweet!!

 

[Grassi21]

Now I have to hit da 'Bush a couple of times this season.

 

[severine]

Now I have to hit da 'Bush a couple of times this season.

No kidding!

Gary - Aren't you glad you got that pass now?

 

[WWF-VT]

Hope to see more of the Sundown regulars at Sugarbush this season. I'll have to keep this deal in mind when I visit family in CT.

 

[gmcunni]

Now I have to hit da 'Bush a couple of times this season.

ROAD TRIP!!











(defeat yelling filter)

 

[gmcunni]

Gary - Aren't you glad you got that pass now?

icing on the cake

 

[Madroch]

Very nice... one of my favorite mountains.. With the discount, can do it more often and can even take the family with me a couple of times this year (unless its a powder day- than I'll be flying solo).

 

[ALLSKIING]

Very cool!!

 

[Trekchick]

Maybe I should consider a Sundown pass next season to ensure a few East trips to see my AZ pals?

 

[severine]

Maybe I should consider a Sundown pass next season to ensure a few East trips to see my AZ pals?

There's always a couch open for you! (Or I could kick my daughter out of her bed and you can use that. )

 

[Trekchick]

HAHA, Like we'd ever get any sleep if we had a slumber party!

 

[vonski]

This works in reverse for me. Now I can get some night skiing or a mid week southern powder day in at Sundown. $20.00 bucks or so for night skiing is not to bad either. Thinking Snow!!!

 

[Greg]

I'll have to keep this deal in mind when I visit family in CT.

This works in reverse for me. Now I can get some night skiing or a mid week southern powder day in at Sundown. $20.00 bucks or so for night skiing is not to bad either. Thinking Snow!!!

Nice! These are exactly the kinds of responses Sundown was hoping for. The Sugarbush deals are obvious perks for Sundown pass holders so it's good to see a positive response from the other side as well. Yep - $19 to night ski the mighty Sundown is a nice deal.

 

[KingM]

Nice! These are exactly the kinds of responses Sundown was hoping for. The Sugarbush deals are obvious perks for Sundown pass holders so it's good to see a positive response from the other side as well. Yep - $19 to night ski the mighty Sundown is a nice deal.

How long is the drive from the MRV to Sundown?

 

[Greg]

How long is the drive from the MRV to Sundown?

About 3 1/2. Might be a little far for night skiing...

 

[Geoff]

About 3 1/2. Might be a little far for night skiing...

Not if they were open tonight.

 

[vonski]

Bad Service followed up by Good Service!

well, I finally made it out to Sundown. I did not make it last Tuesday as planned, but did make it there last night!
To my dismay the people working the ticket booth in my opinion were nasty and had their heads up their butts!
I had called the prior week to confirm the deal for night skiing. I spoke to a nice woman on the phone and her first response was no deals with Sugarbush. I told her to check further. She did and to her surprise found that Sugarbush does have a deal with them for season pass holders.
She confirmed the same discounts as posted earlier here in the thread. But the people in the ticket booth had no clue. They looked in some book and told me that they only discount the full day ticket at 50% off mid week. The computer had no way of discounting a night ticket and they had no knowledge of the 15 off a night ticket making it 19..
So I ended up paying the $26.00 no biggy but I had called and had checked with them the pricing, and now they wanted to know nothing about it.

I mentioned I had originally seen this on Alpinezone. There response to that was that is not their site. I said that is how I found out about it and that I had called. Still nothing but dirty looks and no apologies for the mistake or screw up.

I told them that they were going to never see me again and I would be posting this on the web to let them know and others that they had their heads up their butts.

I did have a decent night skiing the sand covered concrete. but I expected that after the rain. The seeded bumbs have nice lines, but are simply solid ice at this point. Again expected! But overall, I did have a good time skiing!

I guess I should have written down the ladies name to whom I spoke on the phone!

So, before I posted this I called Sundown again. I spoke to Judy who confirmed the prices again. I explained to her what had happened and she quickly transferred me to the main office. I spoke to another woman and she apologized to me and stated that the supervisor at night has some customer service issues. Apparently the computers were not set up correctly, and that will changed. The point was that there was no apology last night from the man in the booth for a mix up or misunderstanding. He was simply and arrogant ass! Of which was confirmed in my phone conversation with the main office today as they mentioned that he is rather arrogant.

Well to make the long story short! The forementioned prices are correct! and I will be getting a voucher to ski again! So, The mountain has good intentions at least. They just need to work out the idiots who think that they should be working in Customer service!

So, I am satisfied with the results and will go back! Like I said, I had a good time and would like to support the local mountain!