Family Ski Trip: 5 Tips to Save You Money

My family loves to ski but the weekend ski trip hasway to the resort. You'll save money and you can
gotten extremely expensive. Taking a day trip to gobring home any food/drink that you didn't use.
skiing can cost a family of four over $300 (lift4) Ski at off peak times. Often it is cheaper to ski
tickets, food & equipment rental). Here are fiveduring the week or during evening hours (if available).
tips to help save you money on your next ski trip:Take a day off during the week and get cheaper lift
1) Find a local ski club in your area. Local ski clubsticket prices (it’s less crowded, too).
often offer discounted packages on ski trips they5) Shop online to buy new skis, snowboards or gear.
organize. They work with local resorts to getGo to your local ski store to get fitted for your skis,
cheaper lift tickets and lodging. Just do a websiteski boots, snowboard and gear. Then go online to
search for clubs in your area.shop for the best deal. There are plenty of online ski
2) Contact your county or township governmentand snowboard retailers out there. One of my
office to see they offer any discounted lift tickets tofavorite websites is They search online ski and
local ski resorts. Often local government officessnowboard websites for sales on skis, snowboards,
provide discounted lift tickets as a service to theirski jackets and gear. They then post all the sales and
residents.deals on their website. For example, if you were
3) Pack your lunch/snacks/drinks before you go tolooking for a ski sale, you could go to their website
the ski resort. This is pretty simple, but we oftenand find multiple deals on ski brands and styles. This is
forget this step. A family of four will spend $40 toa great website to help you to comparison shop.
$50 on food and drink alone if they eat at the skiI hope this article helps to save you some money.
resort. Why pay $8.00 for sandwich and $2.00 for aSee you on the slopes!
soda when you can stop at a supermarket on the