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Sale of Copper doesn’t affect season pass deals

Posted on March 17, 2010 by Bob Berwyn

Colorado powder enthusiasts will still be able to enjoy multi-mountain passes at Copper, Winter Park and Steamboat next season, even after cash-strapped Intrawest sold Copper to Utah-based Powdr Corp.

Multi-mountain passes for Copper, Winter Park and Steamboat on sale now

By Bob Berwyn

SUMMIT COUNTY — The sale of Copper Mountain to Powdr Corp this winter won’t stop Colorado skiers from enjoying the benefits of a joint pass valid at Copper and Winter Park.

Executives with Copper, Winter Park and Steamboat sat down together and hammered out a revenue-sharing agreement that will enable them to continue offering a joint pass product.

No details were released on the ticket agreement, but the bottom line for skiers is that the popular Rocky Mountain Super Pass is on sale for the 2010-2011 season at $409. The Super Pass Plus, with six unrestricted bonus days at Steamboat, is on sale for the same price through early April. (more…)

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