We know how much Jonny Moseley makes per year from Squaw.. Guess how much? Do you really wanna know?

So, you bought your 2012/13 Squaw Valley USA season pass?  Or you haven’t yet.  Either way, it’s good to know what benefits come with this year’s season pass.

Last year, there was a KILLER powder day on Sunday, March 18th.  If you had a gold pass, you could have gotten early ups and gotten 6 laps in deep blower snow on Granite Chief before the public.  This 6 laps is confirmed by a friend who was there and did exactly this.  She had a Gold pass and the early ups was a free benefit of her pass.  We were chumps, had Gold passes, didn’t know we could do this and waited in the KT line for hours with the other commoners.

baller pass photo

PASSHOLDER BENEFITS:

Good at Alpine & Squaw:

  • (4) $75 lift tickets valid any day, non-holiday
  • (4) $50 lift tickets valid Mon-Fri, non-holiday
  • Ski all day for afternoon rates on your blackout dates
  • (2) Free Dawn Patrols for Gold Passholders
  • 50% off Dawn Patrol for Silver and Bronze Passholders
  • Free summer Aerial Tram Rides at Squaw Valley
  • You can ski at Alpine Meadows for free

Mike Wilson 50’ backflip on Grainte Chief in 2011.

It’s good to know this information especially to hook up friends and family with tickets.  Those top two benefits on the list are for buying tickets for friends.  Cool to know you can get afternoon rates on your blackout dates.

You definitely wanna use those 2 Dawn Patrol on powder weekends next year.  Be on top of that one for sure.  That is the best benefit in here.  Early ups like the pros for free.

If you’re gonna buy a pass, you might as well milk all these benefits that come with it.

If you haven’t bought a pass yet, Unofficial recommends the Silver Pass.  It’s quite a bit cheaper and only blackout dates are listed below:

Silver Bronze
Dec. 26-31, 2012 Dec. 26-31, 2012
Jan. 19-20, 2013 Jan. 19-20, 2013
Feb. 16-17, 2013 Feb. 16-17, 2013
All Sat. in Jan. & Feb.

CURRENT SEASON PASS PRICES:

New and renewal rates effective May 8, 2012

Type Gold Silver Bronze
Adult 23-64 $749 $519 $429
Young Adult 13-22 $569 $389 $319
Child 5-12 $269 $229
Senior 65-75 $569 $389 $319
Super Senior 76+ $269 $229
College** $389
Blackout Dates No Blackout Dates 10 Blackout Dates
Dec. 26-31, 2012
Jan. 19-20, 2013
Feb. 16-17, 2013
16 Blackout Dates:
Dec. 26-31, 2012
Jan. 19-20, 2013
Feb. 16-17, 2013
Saturdays Jan & Feb

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