This would be *really* nice. 5 days at A-Basin is about right. I've not skied there in *many* moons, but would love to occasionally. Especially in April when the snow is deep, crowds are gone, and sun is warm.Quote:
Originally Posted by shredgnar
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This would be *really* nice. 5 days at A-Basin is about right. I've not skied there in *many* moons, but would love to occasionally. Especially in April when the snow is deep, crowds are gone, and sun is warm.Quote:
Originally Posted by shredgnar
If you think crowds are going to be gone in april if Abasin is on Ikon....well I've got some of the best skis every made for slaying big mountains to sell you. They're soul 7s.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Sorry - I should have said "midweek" in April. :fmicon:Quote:
Originally Posted by doebedoe
FKNA, that gives me a woody.Quote:
Originally Posted by jpcmoriarty
Yeah, awesome pic.
19/20 Ikon Pass Info
Edit: LIMITED info. Just pricing. Only big new change is down payment option. And 18/19 passholders save $30 when they renew. Prices increased $50 overall.
Did the base pass have 5 or 7 days at the non-full areas this year? I thought it was 7–it’s 5 next year... is that a change?
IIRC the base (cheaper) pass had 5 days, and the more expensive one had 7.Quote:
Originally Posted by cdubski
The more expensive one also showed up on Costco.com for not a whole lot more than the base, so I'll be watching there this time.
^^^ Scratch that, just googled. The expensive pass was $999 at Costco, with a $200 Costco gift card back. So $800 vs (IIRC) around $850 if you had just paid cash for the pass earlier.
The base pass is still cheaper either way, by a good margin.
I heard Big Sky gets $20/day/ikon pass use.
Man... I need to get up there and contribute my $20! If I use all my days, they'll get $100! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
No Arapahoe Basin thank you lord
Don't count your chickens quite yet...Quote:
Originally Posted by simple
:D
Anyone with an icon pass done using it for the season?
"Ski and ride at select destinations this spring with the purchase of a 19/20 Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass."
Curious which resorts are included here. Also guessing it doesn't kick in until after spring break wraps up (4/1).
I'm putting your theory out in the trash. Pickup comes in a few months. It smells bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
And that right there is why IKON gets the hate. No one wants CO "standards" at their hill...Quote:
lines were long, but manageable by CO standards
Also nice pic!
Hey... it wasn't me that floated that theory. I'm just a fan. And if they add in A-Basin for spring turns if you buy a '19/'20 - I'm in. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by simple
They just announced who was on the pass and no spring turns for Abasin.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Ah, well. Guess I'll have to wait until next season... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by toastybroski
Lotharofthehillpeople posted the linkQuote:
Originally Posted by ColMan
https://www.ikonpass.com/en/2019-2020-ikon-pass-on-sale
WHEN AND WHERE IS SPRING SKIING AVAILABLE?Quote:
Originally Posted by ColMan
With the purchase of a 19/20 Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass, skiers and riders can hit the slopes at the following destinatons:
Immediately after purchase (March 5, 2019):
Big Bear Mountain Resort
Blue Mountain
Snowshoe Mountain
Starting April 8, 2019:
Winter Park Resort
Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows
Mammoth Mountain
Crystal Mountain
Solitude
Tremblant
That would be funny if IKON and EPIC were both valid at Abasin in the spring after every other ski area closed. Talk about a total apocalypse.
Are you serious?Quote:
Originally Posted by schindlerpiste
I have barely started using mine. For me, it is a Spring pass, required because someone at Vailwood has a head up an ass somewhere.
Two Springs seasons on one pass.
Plus Mammoth in July. It was paid off last year in two weekends.
Surely you are joking.
With Mammoth's snowpack thus far, that could be a great deal for those buying an Ikon pass now.Quote:
Originally Posted by mooseknuckles