New Maine Learn to Ski and Ride Card
Have a friend or family member who wants to give skiing or snowboarding a try? Have them check out the new Maine Learn to Ski and Ride Card.
The card is a new partnership between Sugarloaf, Sunday River, Lost Valley, Titcomb, and Camden Snow Bowl that provides a great way for people new to the sport to learn at a smaller community mountain before graduating to a bigger resort.
It includes three days packaged into the one card, for $89.
Day 1: Ticket, rental, and lesson at Titcomb, Lost Valley, or Camden Snow Bowl
Day 2: Ticket and rental at Titcomb, Lost Valley, or Camden Snow Bowl
Day 3: Ticket and rental at either Sugarloaf or Sunday River.
You can check out all the details here.
The card is a new partnership between Sugarloaf, Sunday River, Lost Valley, Titcomb, and Camden Snow Bowl that provides a great way for people new to the sport to learn at a smaller community mountain before graduating to a bigger resort.
It includes three days packaged into the one card, for $89.
Day 1: Ticket, rental, and lesson at Titcomb, Lost Valley, or Camden Snow Bowl
Day 2: Ticket and rental at Titcomb, Lost Valley, or Camden Snow Bowl
Day 3: Ticket and rental at either Sugarloaf or Sunday River.
You can check out all the details here.
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Permalink Reply by SueMcG on -
Nice idea -- although it would be even better if it included additional lessons for day 2 and especially for day 3, when they "graduate" to the bigger mountains, where a green trail doesn't mean the same thing as it did at the other areas.
How about entitling cardholders to a discount for their follow up lessons?
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STOKED. Ill be gone before stage 3 is done but can't wait to check out stage one this winter and possibly stage 2 next. Guna add some awesome terrain
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http://sugarloaf2020.com/
OK. I will ruins the surprise.
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SO SO SO HAPPYYYY!!!!!!
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