Bridger offering affordable frequency cards, FREE ski shuttles as season begins
Ski season is here and Bridger Bowl is offering a couple hot deals on Frequency Cards through December 24th. Purchase a Ten-Time Pass and hit the hill any ten days this season. This offer is $480 and for adults 19–69. Get your mittens on a Bridger Bowl Card for $65. This frequency option will allow cardholders to ski for $43 per day during the week and $51 per day over the weekend. The Bridger Bowl Card also includes two deep discount days for $32, as well as a FREE day on January 19th. This option is for adults 19–69 and includes group and private lesson discounts.
Also available, Bridger Bowl 2017-‘18 season passes are on sale now. Skiers and snowboarders can enjoy unlimited slopeside recreation all winter long with the purchase of a season pass. Here’s a look at some rates for the most popular passes: $825 for adults (25-69), $775 for young adults (19-24), $495 for juniors (13-18), and $235 for children (7-12). Adult Midweek Season Passes (18-69) are also available for $499. This will grant access to unlimited skiing Monday through Friday all season, with $40 weekend tickets.
NEW this season: purchase season passes, upload pass photos, and sign electronic agreements all online and ship for $13 via FedEx. Be “on-line” rather than “in-line.” Go straight to the lifts on opening day! The season pass office will also be open through November 19th with hours of 11am–5pm, Thursday through Sunday.
Bridger Bowl will operate FREE skier buses again this season. Bridger runs two separate shuttles with different pick-up and drop-off locations in Bozeman. The Kids’ Bus runs on weekends and during the school holidays, while the Park N’ Ride Bus runs on weekends during the entire ski season. The Kids’ Bus picks-up at McDonald’s on Main and the Gallatin County Fairgrounds (Oak St. entrance). The Park N’ Ride picks up at MSU’s SUB and the Gallatin Valley Fairgrounds. Please see website for detailed bus schedules.
The ski area is located on the east slope of the Bridger Mountain Range. For season pass information, upcoming event details, and shuttle schedules, visit www.bridgerbowl.com. Bridger Bowl’s projected opening day is December 8th. See you on the slopes! •
