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What's the day rate at your home mountain?

ski diva

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I know many of us have season passes at our home mountains, and there are often specials, or discount days, that allow us to pay less than the day rate at others. But I was wondering -- what's the rate for a day pass at your particular mountain? Not the multi-day pass, just the plain vanilla adult one-day rate you'd pay if you walked up to the ticket window and couldn't get a discount of any sort.

I'll start:

Okemo, VT
Weekday: $72.
Weekend/holiday: $77.
 
Ski Sundown, CT
Night (6-10PM)=$33
4 hours=$45
8 hours=$50

Rates are the same for weekdays, weekends, and holidays.
 
Bouler Mtn (more of a small bump) $21/2 hours or $37/day (CND)

Mt Holly $30 weekday/$37 weekend (US)
 
I don't really have a "home" mountain since i'm in NJ but these are my regular winter spots and these would be Weekend Prices:
Attitash $69
Camelback $52 (although i don't think i'll be going again)
Gore $71
 
Sugarloaf (Maine):

Adult Value Season: $72
(Value Season dates are from the opening date to Dec. 24; Jan 5-16; Jan 19-Feb 13; March 30, 2009 to closing date.)

Adult Regular Season: $75
(Regular season dates are Dec 25-Jan 4; Jan 17-18; Feb 14-March 29, 2009. )

(other "deals" abound, however)
 
Alta Area Day Pass - $64
 
Berkshire East (Charlemont, MA)

Weekend/Holiday: $52
Weekday: $30

When I started skiing in the 04/05 season, the day rates were $42 and $25. I think a $10 increase in price in 4 years is pretty pricey and represents almost a 25% increase in cost.

I do not expect to buy any single day tickets this year. I'll either be skiing on a pass, on a discounted ticket at Stowe as an ESA student, hopefully with discounted tickets in Colorado for the summit, and at Smugglers where our tickets are included in our ownership package.
 
Caberfae Peaks
$42/day
$24/Nights after 5 PM

Crystal Mountain
$50/day
$30/nights after 5 PM
Holiday Rate:
$56/day
$36/nights after 5
 
Peak - $69
Regular (weekdays, non holidays) - $58
 
Whoops!

Bachelor!
 
Blue Mt (PA)

Lots of choices actually, but for day (8ish-5ish) $42/$53.

Thank goodness for season passes....
 
I didn't realize this, but Tremblant up's the price for the holidays. Add another $3 for New Years week. (money grab!!)
 
I was going to post the Vail Resorts prices, but oddly enough, I could even find the price of a single day lift ticket on their websites. I want to say that peak season at Vail and BC is something ridiculous like $92. Breck and Keystone are usually a few bucks less...
 
Monarch Mountain - $54, although for the first week or so they are open it's $29 due to limited terrain.
 

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