The typical ski trip can be very expensive once you add up the cost of travel, car rental, lodging, meals, lift tickets, ski or board rental, and ski lessons. By doing your research and knowing the questions to ask to find the best deals, you can cut the cost of your next ski trip in many popular destinations.
Visit the state’s ski association website: When you begin planning your trip, find the visitor’s association website for the state or the ski association website to find information, special lodging offers, discount cards for ski areas, and links to ski areas. Subscribe to their email newsletter to receive special offers.
Review the Entertainment coupon book at www.entertainment.com for the major city nearest the ski area you are interested in to see if it has coupons for ski tickets, ski rentals and/or lessons. You can preview offers available online before purchasing a book. You may also find coupons for local restaurants in that city’s book.
Lodging and meals:
Lift tickets & Lessons:
The National Passport Program Take advantage of the free Passport programs in selected states that give free ski passes to students in specific grades (which varies by state). Passport savings offers vary by state. In general, they give free ski lift tickets for the year at many areas in the state to eligible students (determined by grade, ranging from 4th to 7th grade depending on the state). In most states students do not have to be residents of the state to qualify for the pass. Passports may also include coupon books to save on other services such as lessons, rentals, and discounted tickets for other family members.
Ski Rental savings:
Copyright © 2024 CouponMom.com - Find All The Latest Printable Coupons & Special Offers Online