Last season, Squaw Valley USA slashed season pass prices by $1,000 for the 50/60 anniversary season, and this year, they are doing it again.
‘This year we got a lot of returning passholders who hadn’t had passes to Squaw for some time,’ said Ivan McGurk, Squaw’s Ticket Administration Manager. ‘It was great to see them on the hill and we hope to see them back next year.’
Current Squaw season passholders wishing to purchase a 2010–11 pass online can reload their 2009–10 pass. Those purchasing a Silver pass or higher prior to May 9 will also receive free Cable Car access for Summer 2010.
Squaw season passholders for 2010–11 will also have the opportunity to purchase Five Circles Club down jackets as part of belonging to Squaw Valley’s exclusive passholder club. These one of a kind jackets are available only to Squaw season passholders and they can be purchased during online ticket checkout or through Squaw’s retail stores.
Skiers and riders who wish to ride Squaw this spring can purchase any 2010–11 Squaw season pass and add spring 2010 for just $129.
Purchasing online
Purchasers can fill out all paperwork and payment information online at squaw.com.
Purchasing by mail
Purchasers may fill out the season pass form, include method of payment and return by mail according to instructions on the form. Pass forms must be postmarked May 9, 2010, by the USPS for the early season price guarantee.
Purchasing in person at Squaw Valley
Squaw season passes can be purchased in person by visiting the Squaw Valley season pass office; this must be done by end of the business day on May 9, 2010, to guarantee this low price.
All new 2010¬11 Squaw season passholders will receive a confirmation receipt at time of purchase and can pick up their 2010–11 season pass at the Squaw Valley season pass office beginning June 20, 2010. Returning passholders who reload their passes online can go directly to the lifts.
The deadline for this pricing is May 9, 2010, at midnight (for online purchases) or at close of business in the season pass office at 3 p.m. After that time, the 2010–11 pass prices will increase.
The most up-to-date resort conditions, operation schedules, events and live mountain cams are available on squaw.com.
