Last year I bought Entertainment Book coupons off eBay. They dont seeem available this year.
It’s illegal to buy them off of Ebay, the guys that sold me mine got banned for life. And they asked for me to give them back but I used them anyways.
I like to get a site or place where I can buy low priced lift tickets for Whistler BC for skiing.
Here are your options…
1. Are you a resident of Canada or Washington State? If so you can purchase a Whistler a Whistler Blackcomb Edge Card. They come preloaded with either 1 day or 5 days worth lift tickets. You will end up saving about $20 per day.
2. Stop by a 7-Eleven store in Vancouver or Squamish. They sell Whistler lift tickets for about $10 less than what you will pay at the ticket window. There is a 7-Eleven in Whistler, but for obvious reasons they don’t sell the discounted lift tickets.
3. If you are booking accommodations in Whistler, you can purchase multi-day Lift Tickets at the same time. The discount varies depending on the time of year you go.
You will find more detail at the link below including which tickets get you on to the new Peak 2 Peak gondola.
Have fun.
Albertsons in some locations in Nevada and California sell discounted Lift Tickets. The list of specific stores is available on Heavenly’s web site (www.skiheavenly.com) I would definitely call the specific stores in advance though because some claim to participate in the promotion and don’t and some stores sell out of their Heavenly lift tickets. Good luck and have fun!
If I were to buy a 4 day (out of 6 days) lift ticket at Vail…where could I also use it? Would it work at Breckenridge, Keystone, and A-basin?
Thanks!
I’m pretty sure that vail Lift Tickets work only at vail unless you are getting some sort of package for all of those resorts.
Regular prices are awfully high and most resorts sell tickets through other channels.
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We are vacationing in Colorado first week of August and want to take the lifts up for the views, just curious which place is cheapest or free.
The mountains are great fun in the summer.
Some bad news first. Breck is pretty much closed this summer because they are renovating the base where the scenic rides would normally be. Usually there is a huge fun park, but minimal parts are open this summer.
Keystone is open though and rides are $12 for adults, $8 for kids, all are 2 for 1 with an adventure pass (you get these if you stay in a Keystone Resort).
Your best bet for everything about Keystone/Breck mountain is to go to snow.com, click on the mountain name and then ’summer’ all the info about EVERYTHING is on here.
Copper Mountain is open this summer and also has a great fun park. Scenic rides there are only 10 for adults and kids are free with a paying adult. You can also add lunch for like $5. You can get an all day adventure pass which is $49 for regular people or 29 if you stay at a copper resort (resorts are really reasonable in the summer). The website for everything to do with cooper mountain is coppercolorado.com
There are usually wine, food, art and all kinds of festivals going on in breck, vail, beaver creek, copper, aspen etc.
Have fun and use the websites for info!!
Is there any way to get cheap or free lift tickets for poconoe mountains(Blue mountain, Camelback, Big Boulder, Jack Frost, Elk, Bear Creek or any other mountain i missed… also new york mountains
Go to a local ski/snowboard shop and buy them before you go. I know my store (Pelican) sells discounted Lift Tickets to most of those resorts for about $15 less.
I want to ski in Breck, A Basin and maybe Keystone…. a few years ago we bought a Gold C book and it had some decent discounts, but i cant find any info on it this year…. Are these still offered? if so does anyone know if they have pretty good discounts for right now (skiing 1/12-1/15)? How much are tickets at Safeways in Denver right now? Is there somewhere better that I’m unaware of to get discount tickets?
I dont know whats out west much…
But here in the east, we have ski "councils." Basically, each state has multiple ski councils that you can join and, at the beginning of each season, they offer huge discounts on ski packages. My family belongs to the Connecticut Ski Council and we bought a package of 25 Lift Tickets for Killington Mountain. I think it cost us $150 or something..which is around $6 a ticket..not bad at all, IMO…compared to the $40-$70 ticket they usually sell. 
Im in denver colorado (Not a resident we just have a second house up here) and we would like to ski Keystone but don’t want to pay $92 for Lift Tickets, and a season pass is out because we wont ski enough to make the pass pay for itself, any place cheap to get tickets near Denver (really hoping for $70)
Check at a King Soopers, I heard they were cheaper there
I’m going boarding in a few days and if there is anyway I can get Lift Tickets for a better price it would be awesome.
Well, i board at Mt.Washington B.C, and we can usually get lift tickets from guys that have already done the runs but still have active tickets for the day.
Just make sure if your under 18 to not get an adult ticket, or vice versa.
Really lift tickets aren’t that pricey, but you can also fake your way up their saying your trying to get back up to your hotel.
