Industry News
Killington ski resort in Vermont, the largest ski resort on the East Coast, will open this Friday, October 25th, 2013. They will be opening on Friday for season pass & Express Card holders only before opening up to the public on Saturday. They are going to evaluate the snow and make a game-time decision on if they can stay open on Saturday. Killington will not be open during the week, this a weekend only opening.
Snowmakers began making snow on Tuesday on the Rime trail in the North Ridge area. They plan to continue making snow whenever and wherever possible.
This weekend Killington will feature advanced terrain only on the Rime trail. 600 vertical feet of terrain will be open. No beginner terrain will be available. K-1 Expresse Gondola will allow for up and downloading.
“We’re really excited to get the season off to a great start, and we wanted to thank our Season Pass and Express Card holders by sharing Killington Resort’s early season skiing and riding with them. We truly appreciate their support, and we are looking forward to building upon last season’s success with our commitment to a high-quality guest experience, including the longest on-snow season possible.” – Mike Solimano, president and general manager for Killington Resort
This weekend, lift tickets are priced at $49 for adults (19-64), $38 for Youths (7-18) and $42 for Seniors (65-79). Season pass holders who have not activated their passes may do so at the Snowshed Sales Center beginning at 9 a.m. on Friday.
Light snacks and beverages will be available for purchase at the base of the North Ridge Triple Chair and the K-1 Lodge will be open for ticket sales, lunch, après, guest service, retail and restrooms.
wonder when they’ll open daily?
600 feet of vert is better than no vert. Sounds like a fun weekend. early morning beer will be key.