Cheap Lift Tickets for Hood, Bachelor, Baker, Crystal?

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Snowcase

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I'll be around Washington and Oregon in a few weeks and was wondering if anyone knows of some deals for lift tickets at Bachelor, Baker, Hood, Crystal, or any other mountains around there. I'm trying to make this trip as cheap as possible and hit as many hills as possible.
 
When I'm the one paying for something, yes. Sorry my mommy and daddy don't pay for everything like 95% of people on this site. If you don't know of any deals, don't fucking post. That simple. I can already tell this is a lost cause so continue being complete fucking retards and keep posting.
 
shut the fuck up, more people than you'd think bust their ass for their skiing. baker is 37 midweek, bam... good deal.
 
Crystal is 60 for a day. and as far as deals i haven't heard of any except if you buy five days they take like 5 bucks off each day which is still 55. so not much of a deal.
 
70-100 bucks for a day ticket in washington??

where the fuck do you ski? And to me, 47 is still expensive to ski one fucking day.
 
ya 47 is still expensive for one day of skiing but they could easily charge 60 65 or even more if they wanted so i wouldnt bitch get, and get a ATset up if you dont want to buy lift tickets not that that is cheap either. In the end what we need is a resource based economy to take care of all these problems.

 
baker has the cheapest tickets for major "resorts" in washington at 47, unless you look 15 in which case they're 35
all the other places: crystal, stevens, snoqualmie, mission, etc are probably gonna cost you around 60 bucks which i agree is a complete ripoff, but skiing is expensive, especially when you're only buying a day pass
it's crazy, because i got my pass to snoqualmie, an unlimited pass for like 350 or something, but it costs 60 to ski for a day...

 
baker is cheaper if you ski midweek on non holiday. umm and stevens has a card that gives you discounts, but i dont think you'd be there enough to make that worth it.
 
the only thing I could think of it check the Craigslist for the surrounding areas around the resort and try and find deals there.. I see them every once in a while for our local resorts..
 
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someones crank, as always...

how did your trip go, since liftopia bumped this. Spend to much? Dont act like your the only person in the world that works
 
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