Winter Season Passes

07/08 KILLINGTON SEASON PASSES
PASS TYPE	DESCRIPTION	FALL PRICE 08/01/07-10/11/07	WINTER PRICE after 10/11/07
KILLINGTON & PICO UNLIMITED PASS	No Blackouts, Summer Payment Plan*	ADULT - $TBD YOUNG ADULT & SENIOR- $TBD JUNIOR & SUPER SENIOR- $TBD CHILD - $29	TBD
KILLINGTON & PICO BLACKOUT PASS	ALL AGES 18 blackout days: 11/23-11/24/07, 12/26/07-1/1/08, 1/19/08-1/20/08, 2/16/08-2/22/08, Summer Payment Plan*	$TBD	TBD
KILLINGTON & PICO MIDWEEK PASS	ALL AGES Monday through Friday excluding: 11/23/07, 12/26/07-12/28/07, 12/31/07-1/4/08, 2/18/08-2/22/08	$TBD	TBD
PICO PASS	No Blackouts	on sale 7/11/2007 ADULT - $TBD YOUNG ADULT & SENIOR- $TBD JUNIOR & SUPER SENIOR- $TBD CHILD - $29	TBD
COLLEGE PASS	No Blackouts	thru 10/24 $TBD	10/24/07 - 12/05/07 $TBD
All season pass sales are non-refundable and subject to applicable taxes, including 6% Vermont State Tax for passes sold prior to September 30, 2008. All Season Pass Sales after October, 1 2008 are non-refundable and subject to applicable taxes, including 7% Vermont State and Local Tax. For the 2007-2008 season, Pico Mountain will operate Thursday through Monday, with the exception of Dec. 24-28; Dec. 31- Jan. 4; and Feb. 18-22, 2008, when the resort will operate seven days a week. Passholders may present their Pico Mountain pass at Killington on Tuesdays and Wednesdays to receive 50-percent off window ticket rates, withthe exception of Dec. 25-26; Jan. 1-2; and Feb. 19-20. Operating hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends and holidays. Pico Mountain is scheduled to operate for the 2007-2008 season Saturday, Dec 15 through Sunday, March 30, weather and conditions permitting. Adult (19-64), Young Adult (13-18), Junior (6-12), Senior (65-69), Super Senior (70+), Child (5 & under)

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A Killington/Pico season pass is valid from mid-November through mid-April, weather and snow conditions permitting, providing access to more than 1,200 acres of the most diverse skiing and riding terrain in New England served by 32 lifts. More than 70 percent of the terrain is covered by the most extensive snowmaking system in the world and groomed by a fleet of state-of-the-art snow cats. This summer $3 million is being invested to improve the on-mountain experience, including snowmaking pipe replacement, additional low-energy snowmaking equipment, base lodge upgrades and many behind the scenes maintenance projects.