Snowy Range Season Pass with Steamboat 5-Pack:
Snowy Range and Steamboat have teamed up to bring the you the BEST deal in the Rocky Mountains. For just an additional $149 to our Pre-Season Pass price, you will be able to ski or ride Steamboat for 5 days anytime during the 2013 – 2014 season. No blackout dates, No restrictions.
Your Snowy Range Season Pass will allow you to ski or ride everyday this winter. Open 121 days, with an average snowfall of over 200+ inches, Snowy Range is a great place to get away from the crowds.
Don’t wait! This deal ends September 9, 2013.
In addition to skiing or riding all season long at Snowy Range and your 5-Days to Steamboat, check out these great deals all Snowy Range Season Pass Holders can receive at our Pass Partner mountains:
- Three free days to Monarch Mountain.
- Ski free at Grand Targhee when you book two or more nights of lodging at Grand Targhee Resort.
- One free day to Crescent Mountain.
- Unlimited Half-Priced lift tickets to Hogadon and Sleeping Giant Ski Areas.
Season Pass F.A.Q
3 Easy Ways to Purchase your Season Pass:
1.) Order Online – The easiest, fastest way to purchase your Season Pass with Steamboat 5-Pack. 2.) Call us at 307-745-5750. Leave a message and we will get back to you. 3.) Purchase your Season Pass in Person. Check list below for dates.If you have any questions about our season pass products or options, please call us at 307-745-5750 or email us at info@snowyrangeski. For pricing and availability, check out www.isalessite.com/snowyrangeski.
Snowy Range Ski Area Resort Pass Partners:
Monarch Mountain, Colorado
Enjoy three free days at Monarch Mountain this year with your season pass. Just present your Snowy Range Season Pass at the Monarch Mountain ticket window to receive your free lift ticket. No black-outs apply.
Sunlight Mountain, Colorado
Enjoy three free days at Sunlight Mountain this year with your season pass. Just present your Snowy Range Season Pass at the Sunlight Mountain ticket window to receive your free lift ticket. No black-outs apply.
Sleeping Giant Ski Area, Wyoming
Hogadon Ski Area, Wyoming
Throughout the 2012-2013 season, receive half price tickets at Hogadon Ski Area when you present your Snowy Range Season Pass.
Mt. Crescent, Iowa
2013/2014 PASS DETAILS AND REFUND POLICY
- Season Pass, unless stated otherwise, is Non-Transferable. Use by any person other than the designated pass holder will result in revocation of the pass and in prosecution. Season Pass is illegal to resell. Season pass may be confiscated with no re-issue if, in the sole judgment of the ski area operator, it is used in a fraudulent manner. Passholder acknowledge their affirmative duty to immediately notify the ski area operator and appropriate authorities if Holder’s pass is lost or stolen. Failure to notify the ski area of a stolen or lost pass may result in loss of skiing privileges.
- Age Category is determined by age as of December 1, 2013. Proof of age is required for all passes with age restrictions: 5 & Under, Child, Youth, Teen, Student, Military and Seniors.
- Passes are NON-REFUNDABLE except in the case of documented medical reasons that prevent the pass holder from skiing/riding for the remainder of the season. In the case of documented medical conditions that occur prior to February 1, 2014 Snowy Range will provide a 50% credit back to the pass purchaser. Refund requests must be received prior to February 28, 2014 to be eligible for credit. No cash refunds.
- Pass purchase cancellations prior to the start of the season will be charged a $25 processing fee. After December 1, 2013 there are no refunds for unused passes other than for above stated medical conditions.
- FORGOTTEN PASSES: One complimentary ticket PER SEASON will be issued for forgotten passes. After initial complementary ticket, pass holder must purchase a FULL price ticket. Tickets issued for forgotten passes are NON-TRANSFERABLE.
- LOST PASSES: The re-issue charge for a lost season pass is $50 for handling and processing. Lost passes must be reported to the ticket office as soon as possible.
