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[Snoqualmie guy]

Now that both are under the same managment all Crystal pass holders can go to Snoqualmie for up to ten days. The deal isn't as good for the Snoqualmie pass holders. We have to upgrade our pass to be able to go for ten days. Still it's a great deal and it beats paying $53 at Crystal. I still can't deicde if I'm going to upgrade.

[Peter]

Where did you get this info? How much is the upgrade?

[Peter]

I found it on the resorts websites, they must have just posted this today. I think it is a sweet deal for you and the rest of the Summit passholders, but I think giving 5 days at Crystal for $80 extra is pretty generous. After paying nearly $1,000 for my Crystal pass it seems like you're getting some days of premium skiing for super cheep. Whatever, if I ski 40 days it's only $22.50 per day. Now I will ski nearly all my days this season at Boyne Resorts.

[Snoqualmie guy]

Is it extra $80?

[Peter]

Not sure, but that is the current price difference between the two.

[hyak.net]

The price difference is $80 at current prices between the Snoqualmie Unlimited and the "PLUS" pass that would give you 5 visits to Crystal. For the early birds who bought their pass either last year, or early this year to save money they are charging between $130-$195 to make up the difference for the current price. Really $ucks if you ask me that they would penalize the early bird buyers.

The Crystal pass holders don't pay any difference but they get unlimited use at Snoqualmie and that is a big deal when it comes to night riding since Crystal doesn't offer night skiing.

[Snoqualmie guy]

If it's going to cost me that much then forget it! The early bird buyers should have to pay less!