Glen is a super nice guy. Met him a few times at Mammoth and in the East Side backcountry.
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Glen is a super nice guy. Met him a few times at Mammoth and in the East Side backcountry.
Plake is as real as it gets. He stopped at Mission Ridge on one of his tours. Super friendly and stoked about skiing no matter the conditions. You could probably throw Hatrup in there too but I’ve never met him
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Mike is also a really good guy.
Guess I should have added a wink to my post. Of course pro skiers w"whore" themselves to the ski industry, it's called getting paid, and is the definition of professional.
My comment on Plake was more along the lines of his bad boy image, and being the anti-big corporate type. I get that the dude needs to make a living off the ski industry. Heck, for a free Ikon pass, I'd pimp the Ikon pass on social media too.
Thinking I may want to do a trip to JH next winter. And the kiddo may have a race at Aspen. So I may pay for the "plus" add-on, but then it's only $60 more for the full pass, which I don't think I need but how much would it suck to run out of days somewhere and be like "damn, if only I'd spent that $60". Decisions.
[QUOTE=Danno;6591797]Thinking I may want to do a trip to JH next winter. And the kiddo may have a race at Aspen. So I may pay for the "plus" add-on, but then it's only $60 more for the full pass, which I don't think I need but how much would it suck to run out of days somewhere and be like "damn, if only I'd spent that $60". Decisions.[/QUOTE
No brainer, buck up
yeah, but unless you wanted to go on a blackout weekend, or had already made a multi-day trip there, that last-minute trip would still be covered by the "plus" option. I feel like Alterra makes the 2 prices so close because they know that the "Plus" is enough for the people who are considering it, but they will say "fuck it" and pay the extra $60, but only a very small fraction will actually make it worth the upgrade. So an extra $60 in profit to Alterra per sucker.
If my kid turns 13 in November, can I buy a child pass for him now and have it work next season? I can't find anything about it on their site
I found info that says you can. But not on the ikon site
Yes. The price you ay is based on how ild you are when you pay for it. There software won't allow you to buy that pass for him next year when he is 13.
That. Even if you use it during blackouts at Alterra owned resorts, it still costs them nothing. Using days at Jackson, or 6th. 7th days at non Alterra resorts obviously cost them something. But I imagine Plus folks just upgrade to Full, as a just in case insurance plan.
FYI: I just renewed and decided to get my youngest kid a pass. I did full pass, and you can only get the child discount on the same type of pass. I couldn't get him the discount on a base pass. Go figure.
Got me thinking... at what price will I not get a pass? Because they are getting close.
Really? That's not what's showing in my cart. I added a 5-12yo base pass to my cart, and got the $100 off regardless of whether I purchased a full, Base Plus, or Base pass. I did not go through with the purchase, but my cart looked right.
I just did some looking at prices.
The kid "Base" pass $299
The kid "Base Plus" pass is $499
The kid full Ikon pass is $339
WTF?
I got my now 13 year old a 12 year old base pass last year while Mrs. Comish and I got the full pass. So yes to the above question on getting a kids pass while they are 12. I haven't renewed yet this year, but would be surprised if I couldn't get my kid a base pass while I get a premium or full pass.
^^^Well, looks like you need to take your kiddo to Jackson next year.
Blackouts happen to be when kids are out of school, so don't know why you wouldn't get them a full pass, especially if you get one for yourself.
so, I am sure that this is discussed somewhere in here, and maybe the Jackson thread too, but how do reservations work? Were they hard to get?