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Skiing on the Cheap, '25-'26
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Aerlind
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Several northwest/PNW area ski areas participate in “free ski Friday” if you have a Toyota (or Lexus or Scion). Dates vary by resort and it’s only good for the driver, but year of Toyota doesn’t matter and if you can convince the driver to split the cost of your ticket (or it’s on your pass) it can make for a really reasonable day for people.
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Don't forget to check AAA. Many of the tickets have blackouts, but still some really good prices. For example one that is good at either Sunday River or Sugarloaf M-F non holiday is $88, and Saturday or Peak is $113/ $116. Or Saddleback for $90 weekend/ peak, $78 midweek non-peak. Whiteface only has midweek non-holiday for $93. Sugarloaf/ Saddleback also have senior and junior prices.
I've noticed a few independent ski areas in the west offering discounted lift tickets to people with a season pass for any other mountain. That usually doesn't happen until late season. One is in Idaho. Presumably hoping people might think about driving up from Utah or even Colorado.
Aerlind
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I think I saw an email from Jackson Hole as one of them offering this. I was there last weekend and conditions were decent, but it’s warmed up significantly this week.
Killington has a Spring Pass that is good starting March 13 for $349.
There are a bunch of hills in New England that are "partners" for the K'ton Spring Pass. Season pass holders at these hills can get the Spring Pass for $199.
There are a bunch of hills in New England that are "partners" for the K'ton Spring Pass. Season pass holders at these hills can get the Spring Pass for $199.
