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Ski lift ticket prices rising at Wash. resorts
Like the ski lifts themselves, prices for lift tickets are going up at Washington's biggest resorts this season.
Like the ski lifts themselves, prices for lift tickets are going up at Washington's biggest resorts this season.
A survey by The News Tribune of Tacoma finds the average cost of a lift ticket at the state's six biggest resorts will be $53.50, compared with $48.35 last season.
Crystal Mountain is charging $60 and a weekend pass at Stevens Pass will cost about $61 with tax.
Resort operators say the cost of energy is the main factor pushing up prices.
Still, prices are even higher in some other locales. The News Tribune reports the prices charged or estimated elsewhere include $90 at Colorado's Aspen Snowmass, and $80 at Sun Valley in Idaho.
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Information from: The News Tribune, http://www.thenewstribune.com
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