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They don't list them on the site anymore, only the 3-day $90 pass. If perhaps those three days could be split up I'd be interested, but I very much doubt that is the case. Are the single day passes a thing of the past?
Absolutely!and YES I agree a three day pass should be cheaper IMO $75[/b]
i would rather take a chance and pay the 180 bucks for the whole season,then waste 90 bucks for 3 days.i always hear people saying 90 BUCKS FOR 3 DAYS what a rip off.imo the whole thing is a ripp off but i seem to forget all that once i'm out on the trails.so no one should complain about the 3 day permit price as if you by a 3 day permit 2 times imo you ripped yourself off.[/b]
Oh yea, I forgot to add...how many ski hills do you know that don't sell day passes? At a minimum, there should be weekend passes available.How much is a 3 say pass to ski[/b]
The 3 day pass is a weekend pass. It was intended for those people that travel to their destination on Friday and start riding Friday for the weekend. This gives them the capability to ride Fri, Sat and Sunday.Oh yea, I forgot to add...how many ski hills do you know that don't sell day passes? At a minimum, there should be weekend passes available.[/b]
We have the same ability to patrol for one day passes as we do for season passes.The 3 day pass is a weekend pass. It was intended for those people that travel to their destination on Friday and start riding Friday for the weekend. This gives them the capability to ride Fri, Sat and Sunday.
How many ski hills do you see letting people use their facilities with yesterdays pass. None! They have the means to control access to their hills. No current ski ticket no ski lift. We don't have that capability as a snowmobile organization. This only puts undue burden on the volunteer trail patrol members that would much rather be out snowmobiling themselves than trying to stop the freeloaders from stealing their hard work.[/b]