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Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: CT
Posts: 29
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After how crappy last year was I'm sure a lot of people might be a little worried about getting skunked again. But I can't argue with the price of the mount snow higher education pass and might pick one up for the girlfriend. I'll have to suck it up and pay full price for myself.
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Annapolis, MD
Posts: 333
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Im down in MD and definitely not getting a season pass this year. NE had it tough, further down plain blew! I'll get a discount card for my local mountains and do some more travelling this year.
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Edit: oops. Didn't see this was regional... sorry to jack your thread
![]() There is this limited edition secret pass in MI that nobody knows about, they only make about 100 of them each year. It is a no-blackout-dates season pass valid at 20+ resorts in the state; it includes 2 of the 3 local dirt hills I ride frequently, as well as some of the bigger resorts up north. I had already purchased a pass to Crystal Mountain when I found out about it, but at $550 for 20 resorts it was a no-brainer. I would've paid that much just for the 2 hills near my house. Bonus: the top-secret-pass is "transferrable" at all but one or two resorts, so when I do ride at Crystal, I can let my wife or my nephew use it.
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