22/23 Season Passes

[boston_e]

Pass pricing for 22/23 is up on the website. Pretty big jump from $1029 last year to $1099 this year - I think 2 years ago an unlimited pass was $949 or $959, that is a lot over 2 years.

[GMCrra]

When CPI is at 8% it doesn't seem out of line. Labor + energy costs up more than that, assuming staffing and service levels are maintained.

[snoloco]

Keep in mind they did not raise prices from 2019-2020 into 2020-2021, and I'm not sure if they even raised prices from last season into this season. So that means you can expect a larger increase this year.

[newpylong1]

When you're shelling out a grand for a pass, $70 bump is a lot? Interesting...

[jimmywilson69]

Its what skiing should cost... Don't get me wrong I like my cheap epic pass, but you have to deal with what comes with it. Being my local mountain is Epic, I really don't have a choice.

[BoozeTan]

add the base Ikon for $450 more. It still bothers me that I shell out $1000+ for a Killington pass and I cant use it at other Powdr properties or at the very least get a discount on tickets

[boston_e]

Its what skiing should cost... Don't get me wrong I like my cheap epic pass, but you have to deal with what comes with it. Being my local mountain is Epic, I really don't have a choice.

We deal with what comes with it anyway since Killington is on Ikon.

add the base Ikon for $450 more. It still bothers me that I shell out $1000+ for a Killington pass and I cant use it at other Powdr properties or at the very least get a discount on tickets

Agree - at that price point it would be nice to at least include the other Powdr properties.

With the way the pass models have done, essentially if you are a Sugarbush or Stratton passholder (IKON unlimited resorts) you get access to Killington and many others, but us Killington passholders get nothing extra.

[boston_e]

Keep in mind they did not raise prices from 2019-2020 into 2020-2021, and I'm not sure if they even raised prices from last season into this season. So that means you can expect a larger increase this year.

I'd have to look back but pretty sure over the past 3 years it was $969, $1,029 and now $1,099

[Heywood jablowmee]

ha ha ha...Dare I tell em what a pass was 35...40 years ago?...sheesh.....

[skiadikt]

first year i got a pass was 1990. believe it around a grand.

[throbster]

Pass pricing for 22/23 is up on the website. Pretty big jump from $1029 last year to $1099 this year - I think 2 years ago an unlimited pass was $949 or $959, that is a lot over 2 years.

Anyone know the rate for Beast 365?

[Pedro]

first year i got a pass was 1990. believe it around a grand.

Facts be damned, Its much more entertaining if we blame it on the government and let the nut jobs argue about it.

[PinnacleJim]

Any way you look at it, even with the increases, passes today remain cheap compared to the crazy prices for day tickets.

[DES]

When you're shelling out a grand for a pass, $70 bump is a lot? Interesting...

My first thought reading this thread also. When I walked away from the ticket window after purchasing next season Cannon pass, the person I was riding with says "how much was it?", and I answered I don't know. (looking now it is $449 midweek w/blackouts, includes BrettonWoods and a free tix voucher)

[DES]

ps Wait, the Captain has the answer how expensive the K pass got (one of my most read posts here at my time on Kzone, up there with Reno guaranteeing snowmaking and Killington opening for the season!!) Reno- haven't heard from you lately?!?