Mountain High ends season with free tickets

Sunday, April 24th, is Mountain High’s last day and the resort is offering free lift tickets for everyone as well as some special activities.

HUGE Easter Egg Hunt:  500 eggs with $10,000 in prizes including season passes, lift tickets, food & retail discounts, and more.

Meet Miss Mountain High:  Christina Lopez, Miss Mountain High for the 2011/12, season will be signing posters from noon to 1 p.m. on the West Deck.

BoxZilla:  Session the giant, 100 foot long funbox.  Can you make it all the way to the end?

DJ Ziff:  DJ Ziff rocks the West deck from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Ride Shop Special: 
Take 35% off everything in the store from brands like Burton, Sessions,
686, and Neff.  Plus take 50% off any one (1) item of $50 or more.

$299 Anytime Season Pass Sale: 
Purchase an adult Anytime Season Pass to Mountain High for next winter
and get it for just $299.  That’s less than the cost of 5 visits.  Price
goes up to $349 next fall so purchase before April 24 and
save $50.  Other benefits include 10% off non-sale retail items, 10% off
adult ski & snowboard lessons and admission to the North Pole
Tubing Park.   Get more information here http://www.mthigh.com/mthigh/rates/seasonpass.html

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Snowbird reports six feet of snow this month

April has picked up where last year left off at Snowbird Ski and Summer
Resort thanks to six feet of snow in the first 10 days of this month. With snow
banks piled high and a mid-mountain base depth of 180 inches, Snowbird is half
way to matching the 144 inches that fell last April, the snowiest month of the
2009/10 season.

 

“This
past weekend was unquestionably some of the best skiing of the season,”
said Snowbird Vice President Dave Fields. “La Nina storms keep lining up
for Little Cottonwood, and at this rate we could be topping our snowiest and
longest season on record.”

Standing
at 631 inches on April 11, Snowbird is fast approaching the record 688-inch
mark that was set during the 1983/1984 season. The latest closing date in the
history of the Little Cottonwood Canyon resort is July 4 (in 2005). Snowbird
plans to offer skiing and riding til Memorial Day Weekend this year and
potentially beyond if the impressive snowpack holds. This is the fourth
consecutive season Snowbird has topped 600 inches.

 Lodging
packages are currently available from $99/person for skiers and snowboarders
looking to make one last powder-filled trip. Full details and more lodging
options available at www.snowbird.com/lodging/hotdeals.php,
and every Snowbird lodging and lift package booked until April 24 receives a
free upgrade to an AltaBird pass.

 April
is full of non-skiing activities for young and old, including an Easter Sunrise
Service on 11,000-foot Hidden Peak, followed by an Easter Egg Hunt on Chickadee
and a special brunch at the Aerie Restaurant (details for the April 24 holiday
activities can be found at www.snowbird.com/events/easter.html).

Aprs ski fun includes free live music on the Plaza Deck, Saturday and Sunday
afternoons through the end of April (weather permitting) along with daily food
and drink specials. Skiers and riders who want to extend their season can
purchase a Spring Pass for $299 that is good thru the end of the 2010/11
season.

 To
see photos and video of the recent powder skiing and riding, go to www.snowbird.com/birdsnest/. Live
shots of the current storm’s snow accumulation can be seen using
Snowbird’s SnowCam at www.snowbird.com/snowcam.

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Hooray for Mammoth Mondays

MY Mammoth Mondays is taking over Monday, April 11, with an aprs party,
rewards and perks just for being a MY Mammoth member.

MY
Mammoth friends can get your hands on $65 lift tickets** (30% off
regular price) Join in the fun for MY Mammoth members
with an aprs party at the Yodler on Monday, April 11 from 2 pm-4 pm.

Enjoy tasty drink specials like the MY Mammoth Monday Margarita and walk
away with free swag. Now you can get one of those popular
MY Mammoth beanies* you’ve seen on the mountain.

This is the fourth of
many MY Mammoth Mondays, check MY Mammoth for more info on upcoming MY
Mammoth Mondays!

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Big Bear Mountain Resorts offer season passes

Big Bear Mountain Resorts are offering two resorts with one
season pass. A 2011/2012 dual mountain season passes is valid at both
Bear Mountain and Snow Summit.

All season passes including Bear
Mountain-Only season passes are valid for Snow Summit night sessions on
scheduled Friday and Saturday nights, all season long. If you are a
frequent skier or snowboarder who goes at least once a month, then a
season pass will save you big bucks. No other discount, coupon or
promotion will save you more.

With interchangeable season passes and a free shuttle between the two
resorts, Snow Summit and Bear Mountain gives Southern California skiers
and snowboarders more options than ever before. Season pass holders can
use a single pass to access two full-service resorts, offering you: 26
lifts, 438 developed acres, 55+ runs and the most amazing collection of
parks, pipes and rails around.

Questions? Read the Season Pass FAQs.

Pass Type Bear Mountain* Snow Summit / Bear Mountain
Dual Mtn Pass
Midweek
(Valid Monday-Friday, Non-holiday) **
On Sale Thru May 31, 2011 June 1 – Dec 4, 2011 After Dec 4, 2011 On Sale Thru May 31, 2011 June 1 – Dec 4, 2011 After Dec 4, 2011
Adult (22+) (n/a) (n/a) (n/a) $249 $299 $349
Young Adult (13-21) / Senior (62+) (n/a) (n/a) (n/a) $199 $249 $299
Child (7-12) (n/a) (n/a) (n/a) $89 $109 $119
Midweek + Sunday
(Valid Sunday-Friday, Non-holiday) **
On Sale Thru May 31, 2011 June 1 – Dec 4, 2011 After Dec 4, 2011 On Sale Thru May 31, 2011 June 1 – Dec 4, 2011 After Dec 4, 2011
Adult (22+) $299 $339 $399 $349 $399 $529
Young Adult (13-21) / Senior (62+) $239 $269 $329 $269 $319 $419
Child (7-12) $109 $129 $149 $129 $149 $179
Anytime
(Valid anytime.)
On Sale Thru May 31, 2011 June 1 – Dec 4, 2011 After Dec 4, 2011 On Sale Thru May 31, 2011 June 1 – Dec 4, 2011 After Dec 4, 2011
Adult (22+) $409 $459 $599 $559 $659 $799
Young Adult (13-21) / Senior (62+) $339 $379 $489 $459 $539 $649
Child (7-12) $169 $199 $219 $199 $259 $319
    Snow Summit
Night (Valid any scheduled night session) * On Sale Thru May 31, 2011 June 1 – Dec 4, 2011 After Dec 4, 2011 On Sale Thru May 31, 2011 June 1 – Dec 4, 2011 After Dec 4, 2011
Adult (13+) (n/a) (n/a) (n/a) $129 $149 $169
Child (7-12) (n/a) (n/a) (n/a) $59 $79 $99

* Not valid for mountain biking during the summer season. Valid ID required.

** Season Pass Holiday Blackout Dates: Nov. 24-26, 2011; Dec. 24-31, 2011; Jan. 14 and 15, 2012 and Feb. 18 and 19, 2012.

Saturday Night Sessions will be held from
Nov. 26, 2011 through Mar. 10, 2012. Friday Night Sessions will be held
from Dec. 16, 2011 through Mar. 2, 2012. Additional Night sessions will
be held on: Nov. 25, 2011; Dec. 25-29, 2011; Jan. 1-5, 2012; Jan. 15,
2012 and Feb. 19, 2012.

> BUY your passes online NOW

Please contact Snow Summit at (909) 866-5766 with questions regarding season passes, or read the FAQs. To purchase passes over the phone please call (909) 866-5766 ext. 235. Click here to print a pdf order form that can be mailed or faxed. Click here to buy passes now on-line.

Season pass holders will also receive a 10% discount on food and
beverages (excluding alcohol); 20% off any ski or snowboard lessons; and
20% off at resort sport shops.

Season pass sales are strictly limited to a predetermined number, so buy your pass before it’s too late.

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Two for Tuesday at Mountain High

It’s 2 For Tuesday at Mountain High Ski Resort in Wrightwood. Get
two adult 8-hour lift tickets for the price of one when you pre-purchase
in the online store. This offer is not available at the resort.

DJ
Slipmatt on the West Deck, drink specials at the Foggy Goggle, and the
first 100 guests to Guest Services get a FREE snowboarding calendar with
shots from Volcom, Etnies, Ride, K2, and more.

The
conditions are best first thing in the morning when everything is
freshly groomed and only Mountain High offers a 4-hour ticket that can
be used any time of the day. Including mornings. Try it today. 

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