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Telluride Season Pass Sale Ends This Friday

Hurry, passes go up after October 30th.

bengal

• October 26 2009 | 79 views | 1 comment

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Telluride Pass Sale Starts August 3

TELLURIDE PASS SALE STARTS AUGUST 3
New 4Pass Offers 2007 Pricing
New Terrain - Gold Hill Chutes 2-5 to Open This Year
 

TELLURIDE, Colo. (July 14, 2009) –The Telluride Ski Resort announced 2009-2010 season pass pricing today, keeping rates the same as last season. However, if four adults purchase season passes together during the annual Pass Sale, the price drops to 2007 rates. An individual adult season pass will cost $1,198 when purchased before October 30, but the 4Pass will cost just $998/person.
 
Telluride is also thrilled to announce the opening of Gold Hill Chutes 2-5. This long coveted terrain comes on the heels of Gold Hill Chutes 6-10 opening in 2007-08, and Chute 1 opening in 2008-09. Chutes 2-5 offer wide-open, above treeline couloirs and chutes dropping 1,600 vertical feet. The resort added two WWII area howitzers last season to facilitate control of this terrain, which will open as conditions allow.
 
The $1,198 adult pass offers a savings of 35% off the regular season pass price of $1,850, while the 4Pass offers a savings of nearly 50%. Junior passes are $175 (ages 13-18) and the kids’ rate is $125 (6-12 yrs) during the sale, a savings of 70%. Senior passes are offered at $499 (ages 65 +). With proof of 12 credit hours at an accredited college, College Passes can be purchased at a $299 Pass Sale price, $725 regular price. Children 5 & under pay only a $25 processing fee for a season pass for the convenience of bypassing the ticket line each day. All season passes offer unrestricted skiing and riding. As an added benefit, purchasers of College, Adult and Senior passes will also receive a free subscription to Ski Magazine.
 
The Telluride Pass Sale will run August 3 - October 30, with passes available online at www.tellurideskiresort.com/pass <http://www.tellurideskiresort.com/pass>  or by calling 970-728-7517. 
 

     Pass Sale   Regular Season   
  Pass   August 3 - Oct. 30   Oct. 31 - Season   
  Adult   $1,198   $1,850   
  Adult 4Pass  (ea.)   $998   x   
  Child (6-12 yrs)   $125   $425   
  Junior (ages 13-18 yrs)   $175   $575   
  College Pass   $299   $725   
  Senior (ages 65+)   $499   $825  

Telluride’s guests will also benefit with 6-Day and 10-Day Passes, the Telluride Card and Limitless Lesson Pass available during the Summer Sale. The 6-Day Pass will cost just $345 and the 10-Day Pass just $495. These products will be available online through October 30, after which they will be available at regional sales events through the beginning of the season.
 
“Our goal is to create attractive pass options for our core customers,” said Telluride Ski Resort’s CEO Dave Riley. “With new terrain opening this year, and Revelation Bowl and Palmyra Peak opening the last two seasons, this is a wonderful opportunity to experience what Telluride has to offer.”
 
For all pass information and to purchase, please go to www.tellurideskiresort.com <http://www.tellurideskiresort.com/> or call 970-728-7517 Monday through Friday. 

-www.tellurideskiresort.com-

ADMIN

• July 14 2009 | 162 views

• Resorts

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• December 27 2008 | 16,163 views | 7 comments

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Telluride Primed For Thanksgiving Day Opening

TELLURIDE SKI RESORT PRIMED FOR OPENING DAY

Chairs Begin to Turn Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27

TELLURIDE, Colo. (Nov. 24, 2008) – New terrain, restaurants, and lodging highlight Telluride Ski Resort’s opening this winter.

The Resort will open the Gondola, Village Express (Lift 4) and the Chondola this Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, 2008. Skiing and riding will be available on Village Bypass, Lower Boomerang, Lower Misty Maiden and Meadows runs. The Mountain Village and Oak Street ticket offices will be operating.

The new Revelation Bowl and quad chairlift are ready to open as snow conditions allow.  Ski Patrol is installing new trail maps and has completed training on two new Howitzers’ purchased this season for improved avalanche control. Snowmaking has been building up a stellar base since late October, and grooming has been working with new Prinoth Snowcats to prepare the slopes for an amazing snow season.

The Ski & Snowboard School and Nursery will be offering all services, as well as early season specials for a limited time only: Private Lessons will cost just $100 for one hour, $200 for two hours, continuing up to an all-day session. All-day adult and child group lessons will cost just $100.

Two new mountain restaurants, the Hop Garden and Alpino Vino will debut this winter. Hop Garden will open this Thursday with craft beers, great food and après ski. Crazy Elk will also be open for business Thanksgiving Day. Allred’s opens Wednesday for both dinner and après ski. A special prix-fixed menu runs through Dec. 17th with a $35 per person menu, $60 per person with wine pairings. Allred’s will also be serving Thanksgiving dinner for the same fixed price, with all the traditional turkey day accoutrements. Alpino Vino will offer an international wine list, specialty cheese and antipasto plates. Gorrono, Alpino Vino, Giuseppe’s, Big Billies and High Camp will open as snow conditions allow.

“We are truly excited about opening this year. With the inaugural season of Revelation Bowl and Lift, our great new restaurant venues and stellar mountain equipment, we are positioned for a truly unmatched year in Telluride,” said Dave Riley, CEO of the resort.

For more information, please go to www.tellurideskiresort.com

bengal

• November 26 2008 | 226 views | 1 comment

• Regional Report

Regional Report: Southwestern Colorado

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• August 14 2008 | 501 views | 1 comment