Skiers and snowboarders are digging deep looking for deals in the form of coupons and discounts for lift tickets this winter. The Mountain Sports Club now offers more and more resort lift tickets discounts. 2 for 1 offers represent a huge discount for skiers using the premium membership of the Mountain Sports Club. With savings up to $60 simply using one 2 for 1 skiers and snowboarders are saving hundred with the premium membership. Below is a list of ski and snowboard resorts currently offering Mountain Sports Club members 2 for 1, or half price lift ticket offers:
California
Baldy Mountain Ski Area - Half off lift tickets, weekends included
Colorado
Sunlight Mountain Resort - 2 for 1 lift tickets
Ski Cooper - 2 for lift tickets
Idaho
Lookout Mountain - 2 for 1 lift tickets
Maine
Shawnee Peak - 2 for 1 lift tickets, valid weekends
Massachusett
Blue Hills - 2 for 1 lift tickets, valid weekends
Michigan
The Homestead Resort - 2 for 1 lift tickets, valid weekends
New Hampshire
Black Mountain - 2 for 1 lift tickets
Cranmore - 2 for 1 lift tickets
Whaleback - 2 for 1 lift tickets
New Jersey
Campgaw - 2 for 1 lift tickets
New York
Holiday Mountain - 2 for 1 lift tickets
Plattekill Mountain - 2 for 1 lift tickets
Windham - 2 for 1 lift tickets
Pennsylvania
Shawnee - 2 for 1 lift tickets
Vermont
Ascutney Mountain - 2 for 1 lift tickets, valid weekends, save up to $62 daily.
Bolton Valley - 2 for 1 lift tickets
Complete list of lift tickets discounts at resorts includes many more resorts and savings.
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Lift ticket discount and savings updates:
More and more new deals for Mountain Sports Club members. During the Boston Ski and Snowboard Expo as several resorts and lodges added and updated offers on the spot.
Saddleback Mountain in the Rangely Lakes region of Maine offers $30 midweek lift tickets for the 2008.09 ski and snowboard season.
Whaleback Mountain in Enfield New Hampshire will extend 2 for 1 lift tickets to members midweek non - holiday.
Jay Peak Resort in Northern Vermont joins the ranks of resorts now participating with lift ticket discounts and coupons for Mountain Sports Club members. With several feet of snow already Jay Peak is off to another snowy winter. Save $10 daily on lift tickets this 2008.09 ski and snowboard season.
Royalty Inn in Gorham New Hampshire added new offers that includes up to 20% off lodging and Wildcat lift ticket discounts of $20 any day.
The Bethel Inn located just 6 miles from Sunday River now has a special members package of $99 that includes a full day lift ticket to Sunday River. Package options includes 2 meals daily for any non skiers in your party.
Breckenridge Accommodations in Breckenridge Colorado is now extending lodging discounts to members this winter. Buy 5 get the 6th night Free.
Resort openings and spotlights:
Camelback opens Nov 28 and reports over 60 inches of snow at the top.
Roundtop in South Central PA is opening this Friday November 28.
Shawnee in the Poconos is opening. Make sure to check out discounts lift tickets for members.
Tamarack Resort in Idaho is opening early and offering free skiing off the Discovery Chair this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Simply bring in a non-perishable food item for the Heartland Hunger Resource Center and receive a free day pass.
Looking to win some free lift tickets, new skis, snowboards or other great gear? Be sure to build your MyMountainSportsClub profile and review the How to win free schwag at Mountain Sports Club recent post on our blog.
Planning a trip? Or looking to take advantage of additional discounts from the MSC Travel Desk on lift tickets, lodging or all inclusive packages? Review the How to purchase tickets on the Travel Desk article.
Not a premium member yet? Last chance for Preseason price this weekend of $14.95. Register now and be sure to upgrade to premium membership status using the promotion code of pre08 by November 30, 2008. Help us to help you by emailing all your skiing and riding friends information on our great savings through the Mountain Sports Club. More members means more discounts and offers for all of our members.
Have a great Thanksgiving holiday and enjoy time with family and friends. See you on the slopes.
More and more new deals for Mountain Sports Club members. During the Boston Ski and Snowboard Expo as several resorts and lodges added and updated offers on the spot.
Saddleback Mountain in the Rangely Lakes region of Maine offers $30 midweek lift tickets for the 2008.09 ski and snowboard season.
Whaleback Mountain in Enfield New Hampshire will extend 2 for 1 lift tickets to members midweek non - holiday.
Jay Peak Resort in Northern Vermont joins the ranks of resorts now participating with lift ticket discounts and coupons for Mountain Sports Club members. With several feet of snow already Jay Peak is off to another snowy winter. Save $10 daily on lift tickets this 2008.09 ski and snowboard season.
Royalty Inn in Gorham New Hampshire added new offers that includes up to 20% off lodging and Wildcat lift ticket discounts of $20 any day.
The Bethel Inn located just 6 miles from Sunday River now has a special members package of $99 that includes a full day lift ticket to Sunday River. Package options includes 2 meals daily for any non skiers in your party.
Breckenridge Accommodations in Breckenridge Colorado is now extending lodging discounts to members this winter. Buy 5 get the 6th night Free.
Resort openings and spotlights:
Looking to win some free lift tickets, new skis, snowboards or other great gear? Be sure to build your MyMountainSportsClub profile and review the How to win free schwag at Mountain Sports Club recent post on our blog.
Planning a trip? Or looking to take advantage of additional discounts from the MSC Travel Desk on lift tickets, lodging or all inclusive packages? Review the How to purchase tickets on the Travel Desk article.
Not a premium member yet? Last chance for Preseason price this weekend of $14.95. Register now and be sure to upgrade to premium membership status using the promotion code of pre08 by November 30, 2008. Help us to help you by emailing all your skiing and riding friends information on our great savings through the Mountain Sports Club. More members means more discounts and offers for all of our members.
Have a great Thanksgiving holiday and enjoy time with family and friends. See you on the slopes.
The Mountain Sports Club announces Mountain Sports Days, these specially priced ski days and parties at ski resorts will start at designated ski and snowboard resorts during the 2008.09 ski and snowboard season.
The Mountain Sports Club announces a new on mountain promotional event series. The first confirmed dates and location of our specially priced member days will be at Magic Mountain in Southern Vermont. These promotional days will be a celebration of skiing and riding offering members a heavily discounted lift ticket and an apres ski party open to everyone and including great prizes. Mountain Sports Club members will be able to purchase a full day lift ticket for only $35 on Saturday January 31,2009, and Saturday February 28, 2009. This is an exception value and represents a savings of $21 off the full day weekend lift ticket price at Magic Mountain.
Prizes will be provided by sponsors and include Head USA, Zapz Footbeds, LDM Helmets, Transpack and Snow East Magazine. Look for more dates and event details. For more information contact Mountain Sports Club at info@mountainsportsclub.com, or call us 303.554.6555.
Remember to set up your free basic membership and set up a profile to be eligible to win free skis, snowboards, lift tickets, lodging at more at the Mountain Sports Club Monthly Mountain Schwag giveway. Post reviews, blogs, photos, videos and put us on your friends lists at Facebook, Linked In, My Space and follow us on Twitter to increase your chances to win. Each submission and link adds to your chances to win monthly. Our philosophy is the Mountain Sports Club is your club, now participate and get on the hill. Share what is happening in the mountains with fellow members.
Special spring and summer membership drive. The Mountain Sports Club premium membership retails for $29.95. This valuable membership offers premium members savings of up to 50% on purchases, services, lodging, lift tickets, travel and more at top resorts throughout North America.
Register now and enter promo code spring08 to receive specially priced membership for only $6.95, for one year from date of registration and start saving.
The Mountain Sports Club membership offered member lift ticket discounts at over 50 resorts in North America during the winter 2008. Lodging discounts and online booking of discounted travel was available at most major destination resorts and through over 2,000 different lodging properties. More resorts, lodges and merchants are being added weekly.
Resorts offering lift ticket discounts and savings:
Alyeska, Kirkwood, Squaw Valley, Loveland, Crested Butte, Monarch Mountain, Sunlight Mountain, Diamond Peak, Shawnee, Shawnee Peak, Windham Mountain, Mad River Glen, Ski Liberty, Roundtop, Whitetail, Cranmore Mountain, Tenney Mountain, Whaleback, Wildcat, Gunstock, Pats Peak, Smugglers Notch, Ski Cooper, Powderhorn, June Mountain, Mission Ridge, Saddleback, Plattekill Mountain, Holiday Mountain, Baldy Mountain, King Pine, Ski Denton, Camelbeach, Magic Mountain, Breckenridge, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain, Winter Park, Tamarack, Big Sky, Moonlight Basin, The Canyons, Arapahoe Basin, Snowbird, Park City,Angel Fire, Red River and more…
Mountain Sports Club members enjoy lift ticket savings at over 50 resorts nationwide. Resorts from California, Colorado, New York, Vermont, Utah, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and more. The 2008-09 winter season will offer more and more benefits for members to save at an ever growing list of resorts and merchants providing members with valuable savings.Have a special promotion code and offer? Once setting up your FREE basic membership, follow the links to upgrade account to complete activation of your premium membership.
Start saving now on lift tickets discounts, lodging discounts, travel savings and more.Special spring and summer membership offer. Spring special offer now only $6.95 for one year. Use promotion code spring08 when upgrading to redeem discounted membership offer.
Questions call us at 303.554.6555 Monday - Friday 9-4 Mountain Time.
Register now and enter promo code spring08 to receive specially priced membership for only $6.95, for one year from date of registration and start saving.
The Mountain Sports Club membership offered member lift ticket discounts at over 50 resorts in North America during the winter 2008. Lodging discounts and online booking of discounted travel was available at most major destination resorts and through over 2,000 different lodging properties. More resorts, lodges and merchants are being added weekly.
Resorts offering lift ticket discounts and savings:
Alyeska, Kirkwood, Squaw Valley, Loveland, Crested Butte, Monarch Mountain, Sunlight Mountain, Diamond Peak, Shawnee, Shawnee Peak, Windham Mountain, Mad River Glen, Ski Liberty, Roundtop, Whitetail, Cranmore Mountain, Tenney Mountain, Whaleback, Wildcat, Gunstock, Pats Peak, Smugglers Notch, Ski Cooper, Powderhorn, June Mountain, Mission Ridge, Saddleback, Plattekill Mountain, Holiday Mountain, Baldy Mountain, King Pine, Ski Denton, Camelbeach, Magic Mountain, Breckenridge, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain, Winter Park, Tamarack, Big Sky, Moonlight Basin, The Canyons, Arapahoe Basin, Snowbird, Park City,Angel Fire, Red River and more…
Mountain Sports Club members enjoy lift ticket savings at over 50 resorts nationwide. Resorts from California, Colorado, New York, Vermont, Utah, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and more. The 2008-09 winter season will offer more and more benefits for members to save at an ever growing list of resorts and merchants providing members with valuable savings.Have a special promotion code and offer? Once setting up your FREE basic membership, follow the links to upgrade account to complete activation of your premium membership.
Start saving now on lift tickets discounts, lodging discounts, travel savings and more.Special spring and summer membership offer. Spring special offer now only $6.95 for one year. Use promotion code spring08 when upgrading to redeem discounted membership offer.
Questions call us at 303.554.6555 Monday - Friday 9-4 Mountain Time.
Saturday, February 16, 2008, was one of the near –perfect days for skiing and snowboarding at Liberty Mountain – the trails were well covered, the sun was shining, and the weather was warm. Some brave souls skied in short sleeve shirts. Don’t they know it is still February? We were pleased to take off our jackets and hang them on the racks (without lift tickets, of course). Next to the slopes, golfers were playing on the course. Love that contrast!
Over our heads, in the cloudless skies, we watched three gliders perform graceful circles. At times they seemed close enough to touch. Presumably, they landed safely at the nearby airport.
Liberty Mountain was crowded, as we knew it would be this Saturday of the Presidents weekend. But, they handled the crowds well. Charles and I are always impressed with the safety measures at Liberty. At several intersections, Ski Patrol members stood next to signs urging skiers and riders to slow down. Sometimes, they blew whistles or held up their hands. The signs read, “Chill” and “Ski Fast, Lose your pass.” They meant business, and the skiers and boarders appeared to respect them in most cases. Thank you!!!
The snow was in quite good condition. In fact, snow making continued on some trails until the afternoon, which left nice bits of real powder on the sides of the trails. Of course, the trails got harder and slicker as the day progressed, but that is to be expected. 16 trails were open and 8 lifts. There were nice big moguls on Upper Ultra and Upper Eastwind (not that I felt inclined to take them, but they looked large from the chair).
The snow parks looked good, and were well-utilized. There are good safety features; lifts you can get off at mid station, to cut down traffic from the top. There is also a J bar to one park and a magic carpet for beginners on the “green” side of the resort. I was pleased to see safety features at the Boulder Ridge Snow tubing. I did not tube this time, but looked down at the tubes from the ski slopes. It appears as though the hills were high enough to stop you at the end, and no one came close to hitting the fence (at least while I was observing). In fact, they slid backwards gently as they came to the end of their run. These features are very important, and make the exciting sport of tubing safe as well as fun. I will check it out again next visit.
There were lots of instructors working on Saturday, and a large group of adaptive skiers enjoying the thrill of the snow. At the end of February, Liberty Mountain hosts its group of Wounded Warriors – most have been receiving therapy at Walter Reed Hospital. But they will find the snow covered mountains, the fresh air, the respect and friendship to be the best therapy they can possibly have.
There are lots more events coming up at Liberty. There is a Big Air Park event, and 80’s weekend, and the usual zaniness that comes with March and springtime. Liberty has some of the best events in the region, so look for a variety of special surprises. Let’s see if they can top last year, when they covered President Eric Flynn’s office in foil, and aliens took over the resort! Whatever comes up, there should be several more weeks of good skiing and snowboarding ahead at Liberty Mountain, and the other resorts of the Mid Atlantic region.
This blog entry titled Gliders and Sunshine at Liberty Mountain – Saturday, February 16, 2008 - is from our field correspondent Connie Lawn. You can view more of her work on this blog and at www.dcski.com.
Mountain Sports Club members also receive lift ticket discounts at Liberty Mountain Resort. MSC members save $5 daily on lift tickets with members only coupons for daily lift ticket discounts. Not a member? Join now at www.mountainsportsclub.com.
Over our heads, in the cloudless skies, we watched three gliders perform graceful circles. At times they seemed close enough to touch. Presumably, they landed safely at the nearby airport.
Liberty Mountain was crowded, as we knew it would be this Saturday of the Presidents weekend. But, they handled the crowds well. Charles and I are always impressed with the safety measures at Liberty. At several intersections, Ski Patrol members stood next to signs urging skiers and riders to slow down. Sometimes, they blew whistles or held up their hands. The signs read, “Chill” and “Ski Fast, Lose your pass.” They meant business, and the skiers and boarders appeared to respect them in most cases. Thank you!!!
The snow was in quite good condition. In fact, snow making continued on some trails until the afternoon, which left nice bits of real powder on the sides of the trails. Of course, the trails got harder and slicker as the day progressed, but that is to be expected. 16 trails were open and 8 lifts. There were nice big moguls on Upper Ultra and Upper Eastwind (not that I felt inclined to take them, but they looked large from the chair).
The snow parks looked good, and were well-utilized. There are good safety features; lifts you can get off at mid station, to cut down traffic from the top. There is also a J bar to one park and a magic carpet for beginners on the “green” side of the resort. I was pleased to see safety features at the Boulder Ridge Snow tubing. I did not tube this time, but looked down at the tubes from the ski slopes. It appears as though the hills were high enough to stop you at the end, and no one came close to hitting the fence (at least while I was observing). In fact, they slid backwards gently as they came to the end of their run. These features are very important, and make the exciting sport of tubing safe as well as fun. I will check it out again next visit.
There were lots of instructors working on Saturday, and a large group of adaptive skiers enjoying the thrill of the snow. At the end of February, Liberty Mountain hosts its group of Wounded Warriors – most have been receiving therapy at Walter Reed Hospital. But they will find the snow covered mountains, the fresh air, the respect and friendship to be the best therapy they can possibly have.
There are lots more events coming up at Liberty. There is a Big Air Park event, and 80’s weekend, and the usual zaniness that comes with March and springtime. Liberty has some of the best events in the region, so look for a variety of special surprises. Let’s see if they can top last year, when they covered President Eric Flynn’s office in foil, and aliens took over the resort! Whatever comes up, there should be several more weeks of good skiing and snowboarding ahead at Liberty Mountain, and the other resorts of the Mid Atlantic region.
This blog entry titled Gliders and Sunshine at Liberty Mountain – Saturday, February 16, 2008 - is from our field correspondent Connie Lawn. You can view more of her work on this blog and at www.dcski.com.
Mountain Sports Club members also receive lift ticket discounts at Liberty Mountain Resort. MSC members save $5 daily on lift tickets with members only coupons for daily lift ticket discounts. Not a member? Join now at www.mountainsportsclub.com.
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