FLAGSTAFF — For those who prefer the powder to a sand beach, Snowbowl is offering a number of deals this month to hit the slopes for Spring Break.
Through March 27, Arizonans can enjoy the “World’s Best Spring Break” with lift tickets starting as low as $29 when you buy early at Arizona Snowbowl, just outside of Flagstaff. All tickets include the option to add-on beginner lessons (ages 13+) or rentals starting at $29.
Limited quantities are available and tickets are expected to quickly sell out.
All adult “World’s Best Spring Break” lift tickets come with a $10 resort credit per lift ticket per day when you purchase online and in advance. The credit can be used for food, drink and retail for seven days from arrival date. All purchases must be made online.
Tickets are valid for the date purchased, may not be transferred or refunded, and cannot be combined with other specials and discounts. Same-day purchases are not valid for $10 resort credit. See all terms and conditions at www.snowbowl.ski/online-terms-and-conditions.
These full-day adult lift tickets provide all-mountain access and come with a $10 resort credit. Ticket prices start at $29 with limited quantities.
With demand-based pricing, you’ll have access to low-priced tickets when you buy online and in advance prior to your arrival at Snowbowl. When you purchase your tickets online and in advance, you are already unlocking savings as same-day in-person rates are subject to change. Reservation exchanges can be made online through your self-service portal up until midnight on the night before your arrival.
• When you buy a “World’s Best Spring Break” lift ticket, you can add a full-day of equipment rentals (ski or snowboard) for as low as $29 more. Add your rentals after you select your first day on the slopes.
• When you buy a “World’s Best Spring Break” lift ticket, you can add on a 2-hour group lesson (ski or snowboard) for as low as $29 more. Add your lessons after you select your first day on the slopes.
• Power Kids are eligible for the rental add-on which starts at just $29. Every child age 12 and younger receives a free Power Kids season pass that is good every day at Snowbowl, Purgatory, Hesperus, Brian Head, Sipapu, Pajarito and Nordic Valley during the 2021-22 winter season, plus year-round mountain biking at Spider Mountain Bike Park. No purchase necessary, no strings attached — it’s all free.
Stay at the closest location to the slopes as Basecamp at Snowbowl offers cozy accommodations and quick, convenient access to Snowbowl.
Additionally, guests can take in the dramatic scenery of Northern Arizona from a bird’s eye view on the Arizona Gondola. As the lift travels up to 11,500 feet, you can see the cinder cone volcanic field, the red rocks in Sedona and as far as the Grand Canyon on a clear day. The gondola ride offers great opportunities for photography, observing skiers and snowboarders, or just enjoying the fresh air and expansive views from the San Francisco Peaks. Please note there is no unloading at the top terminal in the winter season.
• Scenic Gondola rides are available daily from 1-4 p.m. and include one round-trip ride.
• Guests must purchase a Scenic Gondola ticket to ride, lift tickets and season passes are not valid as gondola tickets.
• Scenic Gondola riders will ride in their own cabins.
Matt Loeschman Managing Editor | West Valley @MattLoeschman
Matt Loeschman has had two separate stints at Independent Newsmedia. He began as a reporter covering Peoria and later Surprise from 2000-2009. In 2017, he returned to Arizona and INI as the news editor of the Daily News-Sun (now the Phoenix Independent). He previously covered the Arizona Rattlers of the Indoor Football League for more than a decade.
Community: During high school football season since 2017, he contributes live postgame radio reports to the AzPreps 365 Friday Night Football Wrapup Show. He supports organizations such as Phoenix Children’s, Boys and Girls Clubs of the Valley and the American Cancer Society.
Education: The University of Texas at Austin majoring in Journalism-News and Public Affairs.
Random Fact: He can sing and he has been fortunate to meet many famous people during his journalism career including First Lady Hillary Clinton, King of Country Music George Strait and Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey. Attended all 4 home games of the 2001 World Series.
Hobbies: Watching and playing a wide variety of sports, including golf, tennis, pickleball and softball. Playing PlayStation 5, working out, shopping and reading.
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