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A one-day lift ticket to Aspen during peak ski season will cost you $87 at the window, up $5 from last season. That walk-up price tops the...
ASPEN, Colo. — A one-day lift ticket to Aspen during peak ski season will cost you $87 at the window, up $5 from last season.
That walk-up price tops the $85 Vail charged last season for single-day tickets and gives Aspen the title of priciest lift ticket — at least for now.
Visitors who plan ahead and buy multi-day tickets can save.
For instance, Aspen Skiing Co. said today it would offer seven-day passes allowing holders unrestricted access to Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk throughout the season for $259 for adults or $199 for students. It must be purchased in person in Colorado at specific spots to be announced this fall.
More information: www.aspensnowmass.com
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