Ikon pass for 22 years old and under is about $400 cheaper and I’m 25. Could I pay a friend to buy the pass in his name, address, etc and then for the pass pic just upload a pic of myself? Assuming I remember his address and birthday in case they ask I don’t see how this wouldn’t work. Same question for military discount… anyone do this or heard of someone doing it?
Buying 22 and under Ikon when you’re over 22
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Quaggy
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I did something similar, but I just lied about my age and used my student ID to pick up my pass as it didn't display my birthday, just a first and last name plus a picture of me.
I got caught after they found four different profiles with the same name, just a different birth year, but I managed to save over $2,000 over those four years. All I got was a slap on the wrist and I had to pay the difference between the pass I bought, and the one I should have bought.
I also don't think the ticket booth individuals care TOO much, but maybe I'm assuming.
I got caught after they found four different profiles with the same name, just a different birth year, but I managed to save over $2,000 over those four years. All I got was a slap on the wrist and I had to pay the difference between the pass I bought, and the one I should have bought.
I also don't think the ticket booth individuals care TOO much, but maybe I'm assuming.
WaffleStomper
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topic:drew.ski said:
dude military discount if you aren't military is stolen valor I'm pretty sure and just altogether not cool. The first idea should work fine. I sell lift tickets.
Yukon_Cornelius
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topic:drew.ski said:
BRÜTHER
its even cheaper if you tell them you're a toddler