Mom’s and kids ski free day on April 1st sounds great. How do we get tickets to this? Is there special ID needed? Thanks Debi Gagne FunSeekerID1@yahoo.com
I am new to Idaho, and me and my three girls, wanted to know if we have to register or sign up for the April 1st free lift tickets, or how it all works. Could you please send me some information. thank you
Hi Christine – Just show up all together at the ticket window and we will print you some lift tickets. You DO need to have a ticket to board the lifts, but they will be no charge on April 1 for Moms and kids!
Brundage…it is interesting to me that you offer the specials on Sunday…. the day you know everyone has to leave from Spring Break. And that you offer the season pass special to NEW season ticket holders. It doesn’t want make you want to hang around an spend any extra money.
Hi Jan –
Thanks for taking the time to write in. We offer those specials on Sundays as an incentive for people to stay around an extra day. In recent years, we’ve found it works out great for a lot of people. If you look over our event schedule, you’ll see that we don’t discount on Saturdays and holidays, just like most other ski areas. As for the first timer pass, our goal is to offer a great one-time deal to expose new people to the benefits of being a season pass holder. The more season pass holders we have, the better our ability to keep prices reasonable for everyone. If our season pass holder ranks drop, we would need to raise the price, which would certainly hurt our longtime pass holders. I hope you understand that we are actually trying to help protect our longtime visitors by keeping our business healthy and growing to keep up with the growing expenses that are beyond our control. Fuel and electricity costs are rising, and just like your family, we have to find ways to pay the extra costs. We are always open to suggestions on new ways to do that. Thanks again for taking the time to write in with your questions.
This is no April Fools joke, Moms and kids 17 & under really do get FREE lift tickets today!
February 27th, 2012 at 1:12 pm
Mom’s and kids ski free day on April 1st sounds great. How do we get tickets to this? Is there special ID needed? Thanks Debi Gagne FunSeekerID1@yahoo.com
February 27th, 2012 at 3:57 pm
I am new to Idaho, and me and my three girls, wanted to know if we have to register or sign up for the April 1st free lift tickets, or how it all works. Could you please send me some information. thank you
February 29th, 2012 at 8:06 am
Hi Debi – Just show up at the ticket window together as a family and that will do it!
February 29th, 2012 at 8:07 am
Hi Christine – Just show up all together at the ticket window and we will print you some lift tickets. You DO need to have a ticket to board the lifts, but they will be no charge on April 1 for Moms and kids!
March 16th, 2012 at 11:32 am
So do you have to be with your mom to get a lift ticket or could a 17 year old just get a ticket by themself?
March 16th, 2012 at 11:34 am
Hi Conor –
Do you have a drivers license or ID card showing your age? If so, you can use that to get a ticket even without a parent.
March 20th, 2012 at 10:24 am
So I can just show my ID to get a ticket for myself, but my younger brothers wanted to ski also. Does my mom have to be present for them?
March 20th, 2012 at 5:41 pm
Hi Laura – if it’s obvious that they are 17 or under it shouldn’t be a problem.
March 21st, 2012 at 7:51 am
OKayyyy, yah that would be obvious. Thanks.
March 22nd, 2012 at 6:52 pm
Brundage…it is interesting to me that you offer the specials on Sunday…. the day you know everyone has to leave from Spring Break. And that you offer the season pass special to NEW season ticket holders. It doesn’t want make you want to hang around an spend any extra money.
March 23rd, 2012 at 3:50 am
Hi Jan –
Thanks for taking the time to write in. We offer those specials on Sundays as an incentive for people to stay around an extra day. In recent years, we’ve found it works out great for a lot of people. If you look over our event schedule, you’ll see that we don’t discount on Saturdays and holidays, just like most other ski areas. As for the first timer pass, our goal is to offer a great one-time deal to expose new people to the benefits of being a season pass holder. The more season pass holders we have, the better our ability to keep prices reasonable for everyone. If our season pass holder ranks drop, we would need to raise the price, which would certainly hurt our longtime pass holders. I hope you understand that we are actually trying to help protect our longtime visitors by keeping our business healthy and growing to keep up with the growing expenses that are beyond our control. Fuel and electricity costs are rising, and just like your family, we have to find ways to pay the extra costs. We are always open to suggestions on new ways to do that. Thanks again for taking the time to write in with your questions.
March 29th, 2012 at 11:21 am
Do you have to bring your kid with you if you are a mom?
March 29th, 2012 at 11:29 am
Hi Valerie –
You don’t need to have your child with you.