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Copper Mountain is offering season passes for the 2007-2008 ski season for $279 dollars.. You may purchase the passes without being present, however, you must submit a photo of yourself so that they can print your pass. For a few more dollars and you can ski Winter Park and Mary Jane as well. Winter Park and Mary Jane are a hour drive from Copper Mountain. The trek is well worth it. Colorado's Fraser Valley is stunning. |
Copper Mountain offers a 4 pack for $84. These pasess ARE transferable. That said, said passes only allow one person to use the pass per day. So, if you're thinking of taking a family of four people to the mountain, you will not be able to do it with this pass. However, new this year, is a "Transfour Pack" which allows you to use your 4 lift tickets all at once. This might be a better option for you and your family. The passes at Copper Mountain are $149. They do have a few restrictions for these passes so make sure you check the fine print! |
Buy an Entertainment Book for the Denver area. These books are packed with ski coupons. The lift coupons are for slightly discounted tickets ($5 - $10 off ticket window prices). Some of the best coupons are for dining out, shopping, and even ski schools! |
You can also buy discounted tickets on the front page in and around Denver. Just go into any Safeway or King Soopers grocery store and/or ski and snow board rental shop to get deals on discounted lift tickets for most local ski areas. |
One more thing! Don't forget to check eBAY. Many times people will buy season passes or a package and will not be able to use it. Sometimes it is s a fourpack or sometimes its someone who has an inside track to the resort and is trying to make a little money on the side. Either way, make sure you check the lift tickets carefully and know exactly what your buying. |
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