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[quote=Anonymous]One tip for timberline is if you buy a season pass in the spring for the next winter, it is a steal. Serious discount and if you go even a few days you at minimum break even. So we do that - get it real early they have a few deadlines I think the first one for the cheapest version is like April or something. And then the seasonal rental/leasing is what we are doing next year. Then you can do it multiple times and feel it’s worth it. We also skip lessons but I’ve been skiing since I was little and so just teach my son. Eventually we’ll get him lessons here and there to help with technique I’m sure but usually we just ski and enjoy. Obviously understandable that the adaptive lesson is a very worthwhile cost. But yes it’s expensive… ski swaps like someone mentioned are also good. Having your own skis generally makes the whole experience easier and more enjoyable in my opinion. [/quote]
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