Ski resort crewmember discounts
01-15-2016 | 10:53 AM
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Ski resort crewmember discounts
It's that time of year! Haven't seen a thread like this started, and it may be good use for someone trying to plan a ski trip (like myself)..
So does anyone know some of the resorts that offer airline employee discounts? I know Breckenridge does as long as you have something that says United on your badge.
Someone told me there's a place in CA you get 75% off on a lift ticket. Can't figure out where-totally forget what they told me. I'm looking to go somewhere end of the month but can't afford a $150 ticket lol
So does anyone know some of the resorts that offer airline employee discounts? I know Breckenridge does as long as you have something that says United on your badge.
Someone told me there's a place in CA you get 75% off on a lift ticket. Can't figure out where-totally forget what they told me. I'm looking to go somewhere end of the month but can't afford a $150 ticket lol
01-15-2016 | 11:14 AM
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There is/was a resort in Utah that gives anyone with a boarding pass a free lift ticket for the day. Can't remember the name, of course. I'll ask around.
Edit: it used to be Park City but they are no longer running that promotion. Snowbird will give free lift tickets if you have an Alaska Airlines boarding pass though.
Edit: it used to be Park City but they are no longer running that promotion. Snowbird will give free lift tickets if you have an Alaska Airlines boarding pass though.
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01-15-2016 | 03:11 PM
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To be honest I can't remember. It was just before Christmas and only a 1/4 of the mountain was open. They give you like an ID badge and connect a credit card to it, so whenever you go back all you do is wear that badge and have them scan it at the lift.
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01-15-2016 | 03:12 PM
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To be honest I can't remember. It was just before Christmas and only a 1/4 of the mountain was open. They give you like an ID badge and connect a credit card to it, so whenever you go back all you do is wear that badge and have them scan it at the lift.
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01-15-2016 | 06:04 PM
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Headed to Park City in a few days.(which is now owned by Vail) Called there and they said that any properties owned by Vail (which is actually quite a few, you can find them all online) offers airline discounts for you and one guest. $64 per day and have to get it at the window. I believe he said you have to work at an airline that serves Denver and they have a list of airlines.
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