Season Passes for next year are on sale at Beaver Mountain Ski Resort

Season Passes for next year are on sale at Beaver Mountain Ski Resort

By Claire Hubbard

In honor of Beaver Mountain Ski Resort’s 75^th Anniversary, season passes for the 2014-2015 season are on sale through April 15.

“Season passes purchased for next season can be used the rest of this season and all of next season,” said Cindy Allen, the office manager at Beaver Mountain.

According to Susie English, the director of communications at Ski Utah, Beaver Mountain is one of five Utah resorts that offer an early season pass. Only two days remain to ski the 2013-2014 season on a 2014-2015 season pass.

“Beaver Mountain’s closing day is scheduled for April 6, but that shouldn’t stop anyone from purchasing a pass now,” Allen said. “This is the time to buy the best-priced tickets.”

Season passes sold through April 15 will be $325 for adults. After April 15, the prices will continue to rise. By October, season passes for adults will cost $535.

“People sure jump to buy these passes,” said Marge Seeholzer, a co-owner of the resort.

Parker Greer, a resident of Logan, is already enjoying the season pass he bought last weekend at the Beaver Bash.

“I’ve already used it once,” Greer said. “And I plan on using it two more times before this season ends.”

Proceeds of the early season pass will go toward making improvements for next season.  

“We hope to have new and fun things for our 75^th Anniversary,” Seeholzer said. “We need to have money upfront in order to make those improvements.”

Officials said they are not releasing what improvements they plan on doing at this time.