Ski Scotland Season Passes On-Sale!Ski-Scotland all-area season passes for the coming winter are now available online.
Fall-Line's next issue has a monster feature on the epic season just passed, which should get your whistle nicely whetted. The pass covers all five Scottish ski areas plus a free session at Sno!Zone in Glasgow. Move fast if you want a deal, though; prices are cheapest in September at £410 (adult) and £225 (child). They rise to £450 and £255 respectively on October 1.
The passes are valid from the start of the ski season at all of Scotland’s five mountain ski areas – CairnGorm Mountain, Glencoe Mountain, Glenshee, the Lecht and Nevis Range.
“We expected demand to be great for our 2011 all-area passes, given the superb snow which Scotland enjoyed over the last very long winter season”, said Chair of ski-scotland Heather Negus. Our five mountain ski areas are so close to each other that you can really just choose whichever has the best snow and best weather forecast. The passes are available on www.ski-scotland.com”
Posted by Dickie Fincher - Wed, 15/09/2010 - 10:34am
Ski-Scotland all-area season passes for the coming winter are now available online.
Fall-Line's next issue has a monster feature on the epic season just passed, which should get your whistle nicely whetted. The pass covers all five Scottish ski areas plus a free session at Sno!Zone in Glasgow. Move fast if you want a deal, though; prices are cheapest in September at £410 (adult) and £225 (child). They rise to £450 and £255 respectively on October 1.
The passes are valid from the start of the ski season at all of Scotland’s five mountain ski areas – CairnGorm Mountain, Glencoe Mountain, Glenshee, the Lecht and Nevis Range.
“We expected demand to be great for our 2011 all-area passes, given the superb snow which Scotland enjoyed over the last very long winter season”, said Chair of ski-scotland Heather Negus. Our five mountain ski areas are so close to each other that you can really just choose whichever has the best snow and best weather forecast. The passes are available on www.ski-scotland.com”