Lift tickets

[crouchingnegro]

How easy would it be for a 19-20 year old to buy a ticket as an 18 year old to get the junior discount? Has anyone tried it before?

 

[7-11_Slurpee]

If its questionable, they usually ask for a form of id. and if its a season pass, sometimes you even have to show a birth cirtificate.

 

[fdsa]

Dunno. Guess it depends on how good of a thief you are.

 

[Jordan]

I don't think it would be that hard. You are one year apart. Some of my friends look much older than 18 (but are 18) and never get questioned

 

[Eastcoastskier09]

it shouldnt matter but they mat ask u for your id

 

[WeK]

if your going with someone else have them buy it for you, i doubt i liftie would ever care / notice

 

[JEWbacca]

if they dont ask for ur id you should be good but if there do your plan fails.

 

[BigJew]

Last year my friend's dad walked up to the window and asked for an adult and 3 children (under 12) passes. We were all 17 but the guy at the window couldn't see us.

 

[skiEER]

easy just say your 17 and don't have an id they cant do anything

 

[powderhound100]

might not work, but you could say that you already have a ticket, and that its for your little bro or something

and if it doesnt work, just go to the next window and try.

 

[Dobies.]

Facial Hair is a B-l-T-C-H.

 

[K2skipunk]

Haha, yea, I've done it, it saved me $40 over 2 days.

I asked for one youth (under 18), and he asked if I had ID, nope, I'm only 17. So then he asked when is your birthday, and I just added one year onto my birth year.

 

[Dobies.]

at my hill you can be under 7 and ski free. anyone on here pass for that?