Ski Trucks Utah Discount Lift Tickets

https://dev4.webminders.com/skitrucks/products.asp?category=Discount%20Lift%20Tickets
Above is the web address for the Ski Trucks Ski Shop in SLC, Utah. They have multi-and-single day discount tickets.
The Colonel

I suggest that the ticket deals be the ONLY reason to step foot in that shop. The owner is a complete and total crackpot. For some great laughs, click on the "How to Fit" button and scroll on down to the "Waxing Your Skis" section. A personal favorite is the recommendation to "simply use Pam out of the kitchen" if you want to go fast. I won't even get started on his comments about bindings....

ScotS244 i posit there's NO reason to set foot in Ski Trucks*, internet discount ticket sales notwithstanding:

http://www.canyonsports.com/tickets.html
Same discount prices as everyone else.


*Unless you're looking for that elusive set of Geze bindings. Anyone with a pair of G95s?

There are a bunch of places such as See 'n Ski, Ski and Golf. Discount tix are everywhere.

Has anyone used the Super Pass (access to Brighton, Alta/Snowbird and Soltitude)? I can't find any information on pricing, and not sure if this is a better deal than purchashing the tickets individually?

I have used the super pass and it is a great deal for Snowbird. Canyon Sports is probably the best way to go. However, if you are attempting to do a Utah trip sans automobile, the super pass is good because it includes round trip bus fare in the price. I'm not sure what the price is this year but I think I heard someone say it was $48.

Not only is the super pass a great deal for Snowbird (u save something like 20 bucks on the full access pass) but the super pass includes all day travel on public transit. If you happen to make it a short day, and have the strenght, you can go into town on the TRAX and have some fun. I've always meant to try to catch a basketball game. I think there's also a minor league hockey team.

The superpass isn't as great a deal for Solitude or Brighton, but i think it's still marginally cheaper when you include the cost of transport to the mountains.

If you want to see a story I wrote on salt lake, this is one of the site that still has it up: (it has a couple links at the bottom that might be useful)

http://www.postgazette.com/pg/06005/632527.stm

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Super pass $56, kicker deal for Snowbird tram!

I just got super passes for 43$ from a hotel end of January. It worked great! I recommend it highly. You really don't need a car. Last bus from Brighton was 830 I think, the schedule are easy to ready and use and are on line. Have fun.