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Park City Ski deals?

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ARe there any deals on lift tickets for Park City? We are going there Thanksgiving week and it looks like we will be able to ski. We are staying at Marriott Mountainside. Thanks for any info.
 
when we went the year before last, costco/bj's had bulk packs of lift tickets for a good bit cheaper than anywhere else...sold right in the stores.

and it was on the way to park city from the SLC airport.
 
Park City Ski resort is now owned by Vail Resorts. Whereas you could previously get discounted tickets in SLC at Canyon Sports and other places that is no longer possible, and if so maybe for 1 day tix and not much of a savings.

If lift tix purchase is similar to Vail, Breck, Keystone, etc. (other ski resorts owned by Vail Resorts) then a muli-day pass purchased at least 7 days in advance will be your best deal. Info at:

http://www.parkcitymountain.com

Of course, the best deal was the EPIC Pass bought before the price went up. Info on that and more on Park City at:

http://www.snow.com
 
Yes, saabman is correct. Now that Vail owns Park City, you have to buy their Epic pass ahead of time for the best deal. Discounted tickets will be rare and will not be available through liftopia
 
We will be there the same week and I am looking into tickets as well. The first week they only open part of the mountain and the website shows $63 right now but I know it will go up if you wait too long. Last time we were there they had some fundraiser tickets at the welcome center near to the Olympic Park that were pretty cheap.
 
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