Tickets Archives

  1. CoSnow Guide to 2008/2009 Season Passes

    I know, I know–it’s only August but with the recent (dramatic) change in weather here in Denver (from sunny 90s to wet 60s) it’s a nice reminder that the seasons will change and we’ll be back on the slopes in no time. So, the question, have you bought a 2008/2009 season pass yet? If you’re…

  2. Pass Deadline Extended

    Pass deadline extended: “Colorado Pass sales and spring benefits have been extended! That’s right, you can still buy a 2008/09 season pass and receive extra perks — but only through May 11th at retail locations for new pass purchases and May 31st for online renewals.

  3. Delta Highlights Vacation Deals

    Delta has a section of their site dedicated to Colorado vacation travelers. If you’re headed to our wonderful state and want to scope some good flight, lodging and ticket deals check out Delta’s website. Click here for Delta ski vacation deals and getaway packages.

  4. Colorado Passes to use RF technology

    “Your 2008-2009 season pass is getting a high-tech makeover. All passes for next season — The Epic, Colorado, and Summit season passes — will utilize a new state-of-the-art radio frequency technology that’ll offer an “easy scan” process, where we can scan the pass through your clothing, giving you the option to keep your pass zipped…

  5. Colorado Pass Spring Renewal for 2008-2009

    Announcement: For the go-getters among us: The Colorado Pass spring renewal period has begun. Renewal before May 4th requires only $49 down (balance due in September) and, as a bonus for the non-procrastinators includes four $50 tickets and unlimited riding in April 2009. If you’re feeling indecisive, take your time — you have until at…

  6. Colorado Pass Guide

    For anyone who’s interested, Devin has written a great guide to the Colorado Pass over at Guidespot.  If you are looking for a quick overview of the pass, want to clarify questions about pricing, or need a quick review of the mountains – stop by and check it out. Guidespot (a site of user-written reviews)…

  7. Vail Announces Epic Pass

    From Sam: Vail Resorts came out with a press release yesterday about their new ‘Epic Pass‘. It is an unrestricted (no blackout dates), and unlimited (go as many times as you want) to Vail, Beaver Creek, Keystone, Breckenridge, Arapahoe Basin and Heavenly for $579 for adults and $279 for kids. It is available until November…

  8. Ask CS: When to renew CO Pass?

    Q: When is the best (read: cheapest) time to renew my CO Pass? I’m a first time Season Pass holder, and I’d like to renew for 2008-2009, but I don’t know the game. Thanks! Posted by glegly A: Easy answer: the fine folks at Vail Resorts will definitely let you know when to renew your…

  9. Buddy pricing through 3/9/08

    Nirav just noted that the latest pricing for ski-with-a-friend pass (Colorado Pass) pricing is as follows: $75 for Vail/Beaver Creek, $59 for Keystone/Breckenridge, $49 for Arapahoe Basin. March 9 – March 22 will become even more expensive so now would be a good weekend to use those tickets. Thanks, Nirav.

  10. Discounted Lift Tickets

    If you’re looking to find some discounted lift tickets (beyond King Soopers tickets or buddy pricing) then look no further than Sliding On The Cheap. Not just limited to Colorado but has a newsletter and a few resources listing great ticket deals. via

  11. Ask CS: Too late for season passes?

    Q: I am moving back to Colorado late this March. Do any resorts sell late season passes (Late season Buddy Pass) Something like that? I hope so! Daily rates at Vail,Breck,and Keyston would get expensive! Posted by Lance Gartner A: Hey Lance, great question and the simplest answer: you're out of luck. The Colorado Pass…

  12. Colorado Snow Deals

    Here’s a couple of great deals this week (courtesy of Travelzoo): Dine during Denver’s “Restaurant Week” If you’re going to be in town this week, Denver’s ever-popular Restaurant Week starts this Saturday. From Feb. 23-29, over 100 of Denver’s top restaurants will offer a multi-course dinner for only $26.40 per person (or $52.80* for two).…

  13. Colorado Pass discounted tickets (through Feb 15)

    2010 Update: The latest ski with a friend ticket prices are posted online at snow.com. I spoke with a customer service representative at Vail Resorts today and was able to gather the following discounted ticket pricing (they’re called “Ski-With-A-Friend”, and each Colorado Pass holder can purchase up to 6 of these tickets). Prices through February…

  14. Special screening of Playground

    The Rippin Skiers have announced a special screening of Warren Miller’s newest film, Playground, to benefit SafeHouse Denver. Details What: Screening of Warren Miller’s Playground When: January 24th, 7:00PM Movie starts at 7:30P Where: Denver Film Society at the Starz Film Center Why: Proceeds benefit SafeHouse Denver How Much: $25 (click here to purchase tickets…

  15. Buddy pass pricing not available?

    2010 Update: The ski with a friend discounted ticket prices are now posted online at snow.com. As an owner of the Colorado Pass I’m entitled to “six Ski With A Friend, discounted lift tickets that are loaded onto [my] pass” (link). The Colorado Pass website states “Passholder must be present with friend to receive discount.…

  16. Big snow extends Colorado Pass… again

    From Snowboard Magazine: After a major snowstorm blanketed the central Rockies with up to two feet of snow this past weekend, Vail Resorts has decided to give Colorado skiers and snowboarders an early holiday gift this season. During this coming weekend only, Dec. 7-9, the popular Colorado Pass, Colorado Pass Plus, Summit Pass and Four…

  17. Local appreciation day at Wolf Creek

    Wednesday, December 5th is Local Appreciation Day, with lift tickets at $27 and no I.D. is required at Wolf Creek ski resort. If you hadn’t noticed they got a lot of snow this weekend so if you’re near the Pagosa Springs area it may be worth your while.

  18. Vail ticket prices hit new high

    This should come as no surprise but this season Vail’s lift tickets are going to be a bit expensive: Vail Resorts increased the daily price of its high-season, ski lift tickets to the Vail and Beaver Creek ski areas to a whopping $89 a day for a multi-day purchase – a new high for Colorado…