skifree919
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the community college idea is one of the better ideas in this thread
Ways to get lift tickets
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sconniestyle
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this should answer any and all questions you have on how to skibum.
http://skibumsguide.com/ski_bum2.htm
http://skibumsguide.com/ski_bum2.htm
USA
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Gotta be careful with that one. A buncha kids here in utah got student alta passes, they didn't have any classes for spring semester and alta canceled their passes until they paid the difference. It all depends ont he resort, for example with the same kids, PC didn't give a shit and nothing happened to their PC passes.
no_steeze
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295 dollar mt snow pass because my sister is in college and will get me the paperwork. such a sick deal
what i sometimes do is skin up to a lift that starts about halfway up the mountain because they never check those so you can just lap those all day like north face at mt snow and ursa at stratton, if you can make it past the base lifts you're fine, so either sneak through the line or skin/hike up to a middle lift
what i sometimes do is skin up to a lift that starts about halfway up the mountain because they never check those so you can just lap those all day like north face at mt snow and ursa at stratton, if you can make it past the base lifts you're fine, so either sneak through the line or skin/hike up to a middle lift
skifree919
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how did alta find out? I know once i got the letter and showed my student ID at killington last winter that was it.
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[MEGAMO]
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sucks that you have to pay that much, im getting a season pass for 205 this year.
one thing you can do is just borrow a pass from somebody to get to the top, then give them their pass back without going all the way to the bottom and just ride lifts that don't require a pass all day. of course this depends on a 3rd person involved to relay the pass, and the fact that your mountain has mid lifts that dont require a pass
one thing you can do is just borrow a pass from somebody to get to the top, then give them their pass back without going all the way to the bottom and just ride lifts that don't require a pass all day. of course this depends on a 3rd person involved to relay the pass, and the fact that your mountain has mid lifts that dont require a pass
Kevski
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Wow I didn't even know whistler was that rediculous... For a youth at whis it's around $500 for an unlimited pass. And my local hill is something like $175 and it's probably a million times better than the ec resorts. And there's 3 within an hour of me and the most expensive is $300 I think. West coast isn't bad if you stay away from the mega resorts. Our small resorts are way cheaper and probably still better than big ec resorts. Revelstoke is $850 for an adult and it's got the largest vertical drop in north america, and some of the nicest snow around.You can't even compare the two coasts.
Bottom line: if you want good skiing and can get out here money is no excuse. You won't be paying more than if you stayed on the east coast.
Bottom line: if you want good skiing and can get out here money is no excuse. You won't be paying more than if you stayed on the east coast.
joystickpimp
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man u guys are suckers i got my vail resorts pass for 579 its unlimited no black outs includes:
vail
keystone
breck
beavercreek
abasin
now tell me that isnt.... well "EPIC"
vail
keystone
breck
beavercreek
abasin
now tell me that isnt.... well "EPIC"
OneLove_skier
Active member
Haha so great
I only payed $570 for my epic pass in CO
I only payed $570 for my epic pass in CO
Find someone who looks somewhat similar to you, follow them around till no ones around, jump em take their pass burry the body in the snow, you have the whole season before you have to worry about someone finding them.
problem solved, only thing is how do you get a good deal on the pass you need to fallow him around???
problem solved, only thing is how do you get a good deal on the pass you need to fallow him around???
SnowJumperAK
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1.) Buy AT gear, hike.......
2.) Fake student ID, they usually get discounted rates
3.) Military, totally worth it, everywhere cuts you deal, all the vacation spots, we pay 29 while everyone else pays 80, not a bad gig and you really dont have to do shit, no one really "works" in the Army, we just make money and sit around all day and play PS3 or sleep, then go home, unless its winter, we do a lot of "training" in our local mountain range and do a lot of AT and hiking, oh wait, we use a snowmachine to get to the top, so we just ski all day instead
S. Pete
2.) Fake student ID, they usually get discounted rates
3.) Military, totally worth it, everywhere cuts you deal, all the vacation spots, we pay 29 while everyone else pays 80, not a bad gig and you really dont have to do shit, no one really "works" in the Army, we just make money and sit around all day and play PS3 or sleep, then go home, unless its winter, we do a lot of "training" in our local mountain range and do a lot of AT and hiking, oh wait, we use a snowmachine to get to the top, so we just ski all day instead
S. Pete
solidstate85
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If your serious about scoring free trickets and are willing to put a little work into it at first, this will pay off in the long run.
Start a blog about skiing that your continually updating with content. Get your friends to visit on a regular basis, and in a month youll have enough traffic to get your alexa and Page Rank up high enough to schmooze the resort PR guy into getting you free lift tickets so you can write blog posts about your time on the mountain.
Start a blog about skiing that your continually updating with content. Get your friends to visit on a regular basis, and in a month youll have enough traffic to get your alexa and Page Rank up high enough to schmooze the resort PR guy into getting you free lift tickets so you can write blog posts about your time on the mountain.
