1) Reserve Winter Park Lift Tickets Online



When you purchase ski tickets via the internet, you save both time and money. Simply choose which dates you would like to ski and search for tickets online. Typically, there are several different price ranges depending on what season you will be skiing in. For example; preseason lasts from opening day through December 20th or so. Once Peak season hits at the end of December, rates for lift tickets tend to spike. January through February also provide a great time to save money on skiing and snowboarding. If you book online, you can often save on ski free / stay free packages. This means that if you purchase 3 days of lodging and 3 days of skiing many vendors will give you 1 free day of skiing in addition to a free night of lodging.

2) Ski Groups & Ski Clubs - Bigger is Better

The old adage "buy in bulk" rings true for Winter Park, Colorado vacations. If you come with a large group consisting of 20+ people, you can receive discounts on everything from lodging and lift tickets to activities and food. Bring your family for a reunion or have a Winter Park mountain wedding where the wedding party can enjoy a day of skiing and snowboarding. Either way, groups are an excellent way to save BIG on a vacation to this popular mountain town.

5) Buying Lift Tickets at the Resort

Scalping tickets at the resort sometimes works out but is not the preferred method for saving money on Winter Park lift tickets. However, many families buy multiple days for skiing only to realize their legs are too tired for another day on the slopes. If you are lucky enough, they will walk up to you and offer the tickets directly. Keep your eyes out, they are often found hanging around the ticket corner or in the parking lot. MAKE SURE you check that the dates are valid on the ticket. Again, this is not the preferred method for getting discount tickets but sometimes works.

3) Denver, Colorado - A Haven for Vail Ski Deals

Many visitors fly to either Denver International Airport or Colorado Springs while on route to Winter Park. While driving from the airport you can stop into several sporting outlets and pick up your ski rentals before getting to the resort. You will find that shops such as Breeze Ski Rentals, Christy Sports and even Gart Sports offer excellent rates on ski and snowboard rentals. Not only will you save money, you'll save time as well.

Sounds a bit strange, but the Denver metro area, as well Colorado Springs, Boulder, and Fort Collins offer discount tickets at the customer service counters of King Soopers and Safeway stores. Swing by these popular grocery stores and you will easily save between $5-10 on purchasing your lift tickets.

3) Gold C Coupons

Gold C Coupons are still floating around out there and provide an easy way to get great rates at the lift ticket window if you present the coupon within the valid dates.

4) Scour Ebay for "Ski Coupons" or "Winter Park ski deals"

Often times, Ebay sellers will sell lift ticket coupons that will save you a decent amount of money. They aren't the best bargains, but will still knock off $5 to $10.

Winter Park's convenient location to Denver and abundance snowfall make it a favorite for Colorado ski vacations. Come explore Winter Park and the Mary Jane Ski Resort, but just make sure you don't pay full price!