City Weekly · Opinion
News flash: Skiing in Utah is too expensive.
Smart Bomb: The completely unnecessary news analysis.
“The Greatest Snow On Earth”? Well, it better be great at these prices. For example, a day pass at Park City Mountain Resort last winter was $288. Season passes are a better deal. In Park City, they were $1,089 last year. Over in Little Cottonwood Canyon, a full-day pass at Snowbird is $195.
A season pass purchased before Sept. 23 is $1,569. Utah taxpayers have spent millions advertising “The Greatest Snow On Earth” across the country and abroad. It's been quite successful, if overcrowding is any measure.
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