Why doesn Mt. Bachelor sell a really cheap full adult season pass?
This is a common question that has some simple answers. Here’s some info to chew on if you care to learn why. Most resorts that offer very low priced season passes have at least one of these scenarios in place: 1. The resort owns hotels to rent and therefore has a supplemental income and is not solely reliant on lift tickets. Many use the cheaper skiing to fill the beds. If a resort owns lodging, they have an additional revenue stream and can afford to deeply discount either skiing or rooms (or sometimes both) in order to generate more funds on the lodging side. 2. The resort sells real estate. This is a common feature and one that Mt. Bachelor does not have. We do not have ski-in and ski-out services. This keeps our forest pristine and serene for our guests in the winter as well as for year-round travelers to the mountain and those admiring the view from afar. Real estate sales creates a potentially huge revenue stream that offsets the expense of running a ski resort. 3. Huge populati
