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Aspen Ticket Prices Hit $87.
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Native Vail Gal
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Vail hasn't posted it's rates yet this year.....but I will bet you that it will the same price if not higher! They are finishing their Billion Dollar renovation and installing 2 new high quad chairs....and they want people to come.....so maybe they'll keep them the same. Who knows....I just know that the 400.00 pass to Vail, Breckenridge, A-Basin, & Beaver Creek is well worth the price!
Ski 4 times, and your pass is paid for! It's fabulous!
Ski 4 times, and your pass is paid for! It's fabulous!
Shellski
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
That's at least AUD100. And it's still worth every cent!
No one actually pays the window price though, do they? I think our lift tickets for Aspen next year work out to about 60 bucks a day, that's a bargain to me considering the price of a day ticket in Australia (AUD 90 - or about USD76), they don't ever discount tickets here.
No one actually pays the window price though, do they? I think our lift tickets for Aspen next year work out to about 60 bucks a day, that's a bargain to me considering the price of a day ticket in Australia (AUD 90 - or about USD76), they don't ever discount tickets here.
