Tuesday, October 23, 2012

It's DUMPING here at Mammoth Mountain with over a foot of fresh powder! We received 13 inches of snow so far with two more days of weather in the forecast and we're celebrating!

We decided to roll back the Season Pass price from $799 to $729 until midnight, October, 23rd.

HURRY! Lock in a promise to yourself for more fun, freedom and time with family and friends on the slopes this winter! Buy the MVP Season Pass now for just $729 and let us know who referred you and you'll both be entered to win our giant MVP Refer-a-Friend Sweepstakes too.

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MVP Passholders Get up to 25% Off Lodging
MVP Passholders who book by Nov. 7 save on Lodging. Special offer only available through our call center at 800.MAMMOTH / 800-626-6684. Open 8am – 6pm. Leave a voicemail for a quick return phone call in the morning. Slopeside Lift + Lodging Package - starting at just $86! We've got a deal for non MVP Passholders too. Book by November 7 and get the best rates on Slopeside Lodging and Lift Tickets for the year! Valid for arrival dates of 11/8/2012 through 7/4/2013.
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It's Snowing in Tahoe
Snow photo taken Oct. 22October 22, 2012
Hello winter! Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows are both looking glorious this morning covered in white. The snow started last night and as of this morning Alpine has received 14" at the summit and Squaw received 12" at el. 8200. Winter storm warning remains in effect until 5am Tuesday morning and we could see up to 2 feet by then!
Squaw Valley is scheduled to open November 21 and Alpine is scheduled to open December 7, conditions permitting. Get your Tahoe Super Pass and don't miss a minute of this season!
Tahoe Super Pass 48 Hour Snow Sale
Buy Tahoe Super Pass by Nov. 5
Two amazing mountains creating one ultimate winter playground. 6000 acres, 270 trails, 8 mountain peaks, 10 terrain parks could all be yours with the Tahoe Super Pass from $429 thru November 5.
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48 Hour Snow Sale
To welcome winter, Squaw and Alpine are offering a special 48 hour sale. Book by 9am on Wednesday to enjoy more than 30% discounts on lift ticket and lodging packages.
48 Hour Snow Sale
Homewood welcomes the return of winter with a Snow Day Lift Ticket Sale!

Act fast. Prices as low as $25 will melt away as soon as the snow stops falling this week.

Shop the Sale NowIn honor of the new snow Homewood received overnight, we've brought back the unbelievable early-season deals on lift tickets from our 99 Days 'Till Christmas sale. While the snow continues to fall this week, find lift tickets from $25 and holiday tickets for $44. But don't wait - quantities are limited and these prices will not be seen again this season. Buy now at SkiHomewood.com/99days.
In addition to the lift ticket sale, Homewood's 99 Days 'Till Christmas sweepstakes for two (2) Adult Unlimited 2012-13 season passes is still open on our Facebook page. Click for sweepstakes details.


Homewood job fair - Nov. 17

Homewood is the best place in Tahoe to work and play, and we want friendly and motivated individuals who desire a fun and challenging work experience at Lake Tahoe to work with us this winter. Come find the perfect position for you this winter at the Homewood Job Fair - Saturday, Nov. 17 at Homewood.

Interviews are by appointment only, so please contact us at hr@skihomewood.com to set up an appointment.


Join us at upcoming ski/snowboard shows

Homewood will be in the house at three upcoming SnowBomb Ski & Board festivals around the region including the:
You'll find great deals on Homewood season passes and lift tickets, fun swag items and stickers, and a chance to hear about everything that's new at Homewood this year. Come say hello!


About Homewood Mountain Resort

Homewood Mountain Resort is located at 5145 West Lake Boulevard in Homewood, California. For additional information, please visit www.SkiHomewood.com or call us at 530-525-2992.

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Saturday, October 20, 2012

Snow is in the forecast for next week!


Snow is in the forecast for Homewood next weekSomething is in the air on the West Shore today. The beauty of leaves changing and fall vistas surround us, but it's more than that...

Meteorologists are calling for SNOW next week, and we're getting excited.

Whether your trusted weather source is the Tahoe Weather Discussion, or the Tahoe Weather Geek, or the Weather Underground or the Weather Channel, all sources are calling for snow beginning in the middle of next week.

So break out those shovels, dust off those mittens, and start thinking about skiing and riding, because Old Man Winter is coming and we're getting prepared for his arrival at Homewood.

SEASON PASSES STILL ON SALE

No Lake Tahoe resort gives you more value in a season pass than Homewood. We've eliminated all blackout dates from every pass this year. Our wind-protected slopes are open when other resorts are shut down. And our All Chair Lifts, Every Day Guarantee ensures you'll be able to ski or ride the entire mountain all season long.

Homewood Adult Unlimited Pass - still just $259
No blackout days all season! Available to adults age 19-61. Click for details.

Homewood College Pass - still $199
Ski or ride whenever you can get out of class this winter because there are no blackout days all season! Must show proof of enrollment with 9+ credits. Click for details.

Homewood Family Pass 4-pack - still $599
Two adults and two teens and/or children can enjoy Homewood's unlimited season passes for one low price. Get four unlimited passes for less than the price of one adult unlimited pass at other Tahoe resorts! Click for details.

Bonus Privileges
Homewood season pass holders will enjoy unlimited skiing/snowboarding privileges at Red Lodge Mountain Resort as well as five days of skiing/riding at Whitefish Mountain Resort, and half-price tickets at Alta too.

Homewood passholders have privileges at four resorts this year.


JOIN US AT UPCOMING SKI SHOWS

Homewood will be in the house at three upcoming SnowBomb Ski & Board festivals around the region including the:
You'll find great deals on Homewood season passes and lift tickets, fun swag items and stickers, and a chance to hear about everything that's new at Homewood this year. Come say hello!

About Homewood Mountain Resort

Homewood Mountain Resort is located at 5145 West Lake Boulevard in Homewood, California. For additional information, please visit www.SkiHomewood.com or call us at 530-525-2992.

For the latest updates, fan us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.


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Homewood Lift Maintenance crews get ready for the season.

Homewood's lift maintenance crews get the Alpine Platter ready for another season of skiing and riding with beautiful fall colors in the background.
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Dine lakeside at the West Shore Cafe

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The West Shore Cafe is right across the street from Homewood's North Lodge and offers fantastic lunch, apres-ski and dinner items at reasonable prices. Upgrade your mountain dining experience to lakefront! Click here for reservations.


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Getting Here

Map to Homewood
Homewood is located at 5145 West Lake Blvd, Homewood, CA 96141. Click here for a map with road conditions


Tahoe Ski Cruises

Homewood's Bleu Wave Ski Shuttle Cruise
Arrive in style aboard the Tahoe Bleu Wave Ski Shuttle and skip the traffic with round-trip cruises from South Lake Tahoe throughout the ski season. Click here for details.
 
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Friday, October 12, 2012

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

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We're just about a month away from November 8, Opening Day at Mammoth, and chances of snow are being forecast tonight! Time to get the gear waxed and round up your buddies for the first trip of the season!

Opening Weekend
Join us on November 8 for the first chair of the season, followed by an entire weekend of events from live concerts to movie premieres to the annual champagne toast on the Main Lodge Sundeck!

Slopeside Lift + Lodging Deals
Want to stay slopeside? Only the Mammoth Lodging Collection can offer such an amenity, and if you act fast, you'll save big on your stay. Book your trip for any dates this season by November 7 for as low as $86 per person, per night.

Refer-A-Friend Sweepstakes - Enter to Win a Luxury Weekend
Thinking about upgrading to MVP this season? Get a friend to refer you to the MVP family and you'll both be entered to win an all-inclusive luxury weekend getaway at Mammoth this winter! Plus, everyone who enters gets a FREE gift, so start messaging your friends now! Hurry, sweepstakes ends December 8.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows Offer a New College Season Pass with No Blackout Dates for $389

[Olympic Valley and Tahoe City, Calif.] September 19, 2012 – New for this winter, Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows have announced a new college season pass with absolutely no blackout dates. Starting at just $389, the new College Tahoe Super Pass is valid every single day of the winter season at both Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows. The $389 price is only guaranteed through December 17, 2012.

With access to 6,000 acres, 43 lifts and over 270 trails at Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows, the College Tahoe Super Pass is Lake Tahoe’s only dual mountain season pass with no blackout dates. College students can even experience both mountains in the same day by taking the free Squaw/Alpine express to take the quick 15 minute ride between the two resorts.

New for the 2012-13 winter season, Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows are investing nearly $24 million in capital improvements for year two of the resort’s renaissance, bringing the total investment to more than $38 million, to date. New projects for the upcoming ski and snowboard season include significant snowmaking improvements at both resorts; a new high-speed, six-passenger chairlift and improved High Camp beginner experience at Squaw; and a mile-long terrain park at Alpine Meadows as part of both resorts’ continued partnership with Snow Park Technologies (SPT).

In addition to unrestricted access to both Squaw and Alpine, other season pass perks include eight discounted tickets for friends and family, free night skiing, free spring access to the High Camp Pool and Hot Tub, discounts at Whister Blackcomb, and lodging discounts at The Village at Squaw Valley. Click here for a full list of college passholder benefits.   

To qualify for the College Tahoe Super Pass, students must be registered as full-time college students (taking 12 credits or more) for the 2012-13 winter season. Students must bring current school photo ID, a copy of course registration, and an official signed letter from school registrar stating full-time status at an accredited college to pick up their season pass.

In addition to the College Tahoe Super Pass – regular Tahoe Super Passes are available starting at $429 for adults, $319 for young adults and $229 for kids ages 5-12. The unlimited Gold Tahoe Super Pass is available for $749 for adults, $569 for young adults and $269 for kids, offering a full season of unrestricted skiing and riding with no blackout dates and other great perks. Prices are slated to go up this fall so skiers and riders can ensure the best rates by purchasing now. See squaw.com or skialpine.com to purchase a Tahoe Super Pass.


About Squaw Valley
Host of the 1960 Winter Olympics, Squaw Valley is a year-round mountain destination offering world-class adventures in every season. Come winter, Squaw is renowned for its legendary terrain that spans 3,600 skiable acres, six peaks and 30 chairlifts including a unique mountaintop beginner area and unrivaled expert steeps, chutes and bowls. In summer and fall, Squaw’s scenic Aerial Tram offers transport to a wide array of mountaintop activities in a spectacular alpine setting and The Village welcomes a full line-up of live music and festivals. For the ultimate slopeside lodging experience, guests can stay in one of The Village at Squaw Valley’s one, two or three bedroom suites, each with a fireplace, kitchen and balcony.

About Alpine Meadows
Alpine Meadows’ seven powder bowls, summit-to-base groomed slopes, and authentic hospitality are among the many attributes that have made the resort a favorite of the local community and visitors alike. Alpine Meadows offers skiers and riders access to more than 100 trails across 2,400 skiable acres serviced by 13 lifts. With its high annual snowfall of 450 inches, the resort boasts one of Tahoe’s longest skiing and boarding seasons.

Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows joined forces in November 2011, bringing the two ski resorts under common ownership. Skiers and riders can access 6,000 skiable acres, 43 lifts and 270+ trails at Squaw and Alpine Meadows on one lift ticket or season pass.

For more information about Squaw Valley or Alpine Meadows, visit www.squaw.com or www.skialpine.com or call 1.800.403.0206.
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