marymack
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Hi everyone!
I'm expecting my first baby in September. My husband and I decided to hold off on buying season passes (even my beloved Indy pass) for 2022-2023, since we just don't know what parenthood is going to look like yet. He figures we will just buy day tickets when/if (when!) We get a chance to get out this winter.
My question is: Are any mountains in New England still doing "parent switch passes"? Where you can purchase one ticket (maybe at a slightly higher cost?) But parents can share it while taking turns caring for baby in the lodge? I know you can do this unofficially (RFID day tickets without pictures probably make this even easier now), but I've always been a rule follower and as a ski instructor I am always careful to be a good ambassador wherever I go. Plus I would love to support resorts that are supporting parents and helping to keep that generation on the hill, because that is how we keep people in the sport and introduce skiing to the next generation!
I'm expecting my first baby in September. My husband and I decided to hold off on buying season passes (even my beloved Indy pass) for 2022-2023, since we just don't know what parenthood is going to look like yet. He figures we will just buy day tickets when/if (when!) We get a chance to get out this winter.
My question is: Are any mountains in New England still doing "parent switch passes"? Where you can purchase one ticket (maybe at a slightly higher cost?) But parents can share it while taking turns caring for baby in the lodge? I know you can do this unofficially (RFID day tickets without pictures probably make this even easier now), but I've always been a rule follower and as a ski instructor I am always careful to be a good ambassador wherever I go. Plus I would love to support resorts that are supporting parents and helping to keep that generation on the hill, because that is how we keep people in the sport and introduce skiing to the next generation!