Greetings from snow country!
With ski pass prices continually increasing, it pays to look at the deals that are available. Here at Keystone Retreat we always take advantage of local discounts. There are almost always discounted lift tickets available at area sporting goods and King Sooper grocery store locations.
In addition, if you’re coming more than once to Colorado or plan to stay more than 5 days, (with daily window rates approaching $100) it doesn’t take too many days until a pass pays for itself. If you’re heading to any of the 5 mountains (or better yet all of them) covered under Vail Resort you have until November 15th. Passes start at around $400 for adults but they sell a 4 pack of tickets good at Keystone or Arapahoe Basin for $139. That’s $35/ticket, but is only available in Denver at Vail Resort Pass sale locations. More information is available here: http://www.snow.com/passsales/4-pack.aspx
Interwest offers similar deals on passes and 4 packs at Copper Mountain, Winter Park, and Steamboat. Details can be found at hhtp://www.passwagon.com
Also check out specials on lessons. There are some amazing deals for pass holders, including the Keystones Family Freedom Pack. At $225 it offers 4 lessons for any member of your family provided they have a season pass and includes 4 parking passes at the slope side lots in the Mountain House area. These are a 5 minute walk from the Peru lift.
If you’re not sure how much you will ski go ahead and sign up for Vail Resorts SKE card. It’s free and allows direct to the lift access and the lowest published rate for any day you ski. Call 800-842-8062 for more information or go to their web site http://www.snow.com/passsales/ske%20card.aspx
For $10 you can get a CO GEM’s card at http://www.coloradoski.com and it provides 2 for 1 M-T lift tickets and $38 anytime for Loveland as well as $10 off tickets at A-Basin and lots of other perks including 4 free days of skiing. It’s hard not to be worth it.
Keystone Retreat www.keystone-retreat.com
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