Published April 17, 2009 07:43PM
Loveland Offers Discounted Lift Tickets to ALL Pass Holders
Loveland is offering discount lift tickets for the remainder of the season to anyone that presents a 2008-2009 season pass from another ski area.
Special to the Daily/David Gidley Loveland Freeride Team Member Doug Evans of Silver Plume hits the steeps off Chair #1 at Loveland Ski Area last Tuesday afternoon. Evans is also a hand-picked member of the 2008-'09 North American Rossingnol Freeride Team. Unfortunately, within a half hour that this photo was taken, Evans took a bad fall that resulted in a lower leg fracture and he had surgery the same evening in Denver. Our thoughts go out to this extraordinary athlete with wishes for a speedy and complete recovery.
(LOVELAND SKI AREA, Georgetown, CO. – April 17, 2009) – Loveland Ski Area is extending the ski season for pass holders at other ski areas. Loveland is offering discount lift tickets for the remainder of the season to anyone that presents a 2008-2009 season pass from another ski area.
“We would like to remind people that the ski season isn’t over until you say it is,” said John Sellers, Marketing Director. “Loveland would like to invite season pass holders from other ski areas to come see what Loveland is all about at a discounted rate. If your mountain is closed for the season, but you still want to make some turns in this great, spring snow, just show your season pass at the ticket window and you can purchase a lift ticket for only $30.”
Anyone that shows a 2008-2009 season pass from another ski area will be able to purchase an adult, full day lift ticket for just $30, which is $12 off the ticket window price.
“We currently have 100% of our expert terrain open and a 94″ mid-mountain base,” continued Sellers. “Conditions are amazing and we are in the middle of an epic, spring storm which is expected to leave more than 2 feet of snow on our slopes. It’s too early to put the skis and snowboards away.”
Loveland Ski Area will be open through Sunday, May 3.