Maybe to make up for closing so early.Northstar just send out an email saying 50 days until opening day.
That is November 14 by my calculation. I've never known them to open that early, but more power to them if they can!
They are actually now posting Nov 16. I think they miscounted, but if they actually open on the 16, I'll forgive them .Northstar just send out an email saying 50 days until opening day.
That is November 14 by my calculation. I've never known them to open that early, but more power to them if they can!
In the past they have had a "take 3 and free" offer. Its been $299 in the past. We direct newbies there all the time. I doubt you are a noob, and you do have to show up for the lessons I believe to get the pass fully endorsed. And I think their ski school only goes up to level six. But people have reported essentially a private lesson at that level because there are rarely others. And then of course the instructor would tailor to what you need. Its only pennies more than 3 single day passes, so, FWIW.Boreal Strategy?
Hi – If the conditions and snow making allow I am thinking of taking my two kids (ages 6 & 8) to Boreal Friday November 16 to Tuesday November 20, (just before Thanksgiving).
I am trying to figure out the best strategy for lift tickets.
We already have season passes for Diamond Peak however they won’t be open. I have a $78 credit at Boreal.
We will most likely ski 3 of the 4 days and think it would be fun to go back to Boreal in the evening once or twice and take a few runs as Boreal has night skiing.
I am not too familiar with the Boreal lift ticket structure but looked around their web page today. As the season is out a bit some of the prices are not listed.
I did notice that it seems that the day lift tickets do not include the night skiing. So that would be an extra cost.
I see that for kids a two day pass is $88 but its only good for 10am – 6pm, the single day tickets prices are not posted yet and seem to be good from 9am – 9pm. They do have child season passes that are good from 9am – 9pm for $149. This may make sense for my kids.
Will liftopia or others have options that may be beneficial for my situation.
Ideas or suggestions?
Then I have to figure out a plan for my lift tickets.
I was also thinking of going to Homewood or Soda Springs but I don’t think they will be open this early?
Open to other ideas, I don't have to go to Boreal but was leaning towards them as they will be open and I have a $78 credit to use up.
In the past they have had a "take 3 and free" offer. Its been $299 in the past. We direct newbies there all the time. I doubt you are a noob, and you do have to show up for the lessons I believe to get the pass fully endorsed. And I think their ski school only goes up to level six. But people have reported essentially a private lesson at that level because there are rarely others. And then of course the instructor would tailor to what you need. Its only pennies more than 3 single day passes, so, FWIW.
These stories are always interesting-
https://localfreshies.com/legacy-the-origin-of-trail-names-sierra-at-tahoe/
Ya take what ya can get!I prefer this:
But on October 7, I'll take it!