SP prices

[rummy]

Today's mail brought this seasons' prices and improvements.

 

Improvements:

 

1200 more trees planted on the mtn.

Extensive lift work. (I don't know what that was)

Another 10 tower-type snow guns.

New roofs on the half-way house, workshop and kitchen.

Complete new restaurant kitchen. (much needed, maybe now we'll be able to get wing and Yuengs)

 

 

Season Pass Rates:

prior to 10/11/10 prior to 12/1/10 after 12/1/10

 

Adult: $715 ($695 last year) $760 $825

19 and older

 

Junior: $635 $690 $750

13-18

 

Child: $560 $620 $675

6-12

 

Senior Citizen: $560 $620 $675

65 and older

***other discounts apply with family purchases****

 

Big and Friendly Book:

 

Adult: $510 $545 $590

 

Junior: $460 $490 $530

 

Child: $425 $450 $495

 

Senior Citizen: $425 $450 $495

 

 

***other discounts apply with family purchases***

 

I did not check if the website is updated with the new rates. Check website for details on family SP and B&F applicable discounts.

 

ONLY 88 MORE DAYS (hopefully Dec 8th opening)

Edited September 11, 2010 by rummy

[RidgeRacer]

Adult: $715 ($695 last year) $760 $825

19 and older

 

Junior: $635 $690 $750

13-18

 

Child: $560 $620 $675

6-12

 

That's a lot of dough

[moe ghoul]

So they planted 1200 trees. Ya can't even ski the existing ones. Kindly reduce the season pass by 10 dollars. I'll plant my own trees, thank you very much.

[Barb]

Adult: $715 ($695 last year) $760 $825

19 and older

 

Junior: $635 $690 $750

13-18

 

Child: $560 $620 $675

6-12

 

That's a lot of dough

 

 

I was thinking the same thing.

[moe ghoul]

Electric utility bills in PA will rise an average of 10+% starting in January 2011. I know Exelon/PECO got the approval, nor sure about other providers, but I would guess they'd jump on the bandwagon for rate hikes as well.

[rummy]

especially based on facilities and their location which is pretty far from affluent markets..

 

A lot of SP holders have a home in "the village" and surrounding vacation homes. Never heard an official figure, only that there are over 1000 SP holders. Many people come up from Phila., and in the parking lot, I often see license plates from NJ, MD, and NY.

[moe ghoul]

A lot of SP holders have a home in "the village" and surrounding vacation homes. Never heard an official figure, only that there are over 1000 SP holders. Many people come up from Phila., and in the parking lot, I often see license plates from NJ, MD, and NY.

 

Quite a few season passholders are local and appear to be doing well living in Lackawanna county, lotsa Nat gas lease $$$ for locals if they own land. Secondly, and more importantly, I don't think the family that owns Elk gives a ratz ass about turning Elk into a 3 ring circus like Scamelback. I'm pretty sure he still gets a small royalty for every VW sold in the US, or so I've heard.