u/Swimming-Kangaroo660

Hello! I just recently moved to Colorado in February and want to give skiing a go this upcoming season. I’ve seen tons of conversation online surrounding which passes to buy, and I’ve narrowed it down to two: the Ikon Base pass, or the Winter Park Season pass.

Items contributing to my decision:

- It is my first season. I don’t expect to be going to a different resort every weekend. I would like to get familiar with the process and such before I venture to a bunch of different resorts.

- Traffic. I have heard that resorts before i70 are easier to access as traffic can back up pretty bad as you head further along i70. I live around downtown Denver so I would prefer to have easier access to resorts.

- Frequency. I intend to be going every weekend (or at least every other weekend) once the season starts. I will only have availability to go on the weekends, so I am not sure if that plays into which pass I should get.

I’m leaning towards the Winter Park Season Pass, as it seems to be easier to access and might be better for beginners from what I’ve read. I am worried though that I’ll get tired of one resort and regret not buying a pass with access to others. Any insight or advice would be helpful!

Megan stopped her show in Denver last night and ended up rescheduling for a later date, also noting that anyone unable to make the new date for the show would be granted a refund through their point of sale. Has anyone had an issue with requesting a refund?

I bought my tickets through Gametime and they state that since the event wasn’t cancelled but was “rescheduled” they do not offer a refund. They have stated multiple times that my tickets are not able to be refunded despite not being able to attend the new date.

The tickets are not available for resale either, as the rescheduled date does not show on her list of shows.

Feels like I just have to eat the cost of the tickets… anyone else dealing with this?