Vail to offer pass credits for shortened season

Social distancing - a solitary rider enjoying Little Dipper trail at Mount Snow in February. 
Photo courtesy Mount Snow/Facebook
Social distancing - a solitary rider enjoying Little Dipper trail at Mount Snow in February. Photo courtesy Mount Snow/Facebook

Vail Resorts announced today it is offering credits to season pass holders for discounts on passes for next season. The company announced the plan after the majority of Vail's resorts, including Mount Snow, were forced to shut down in mid-March in an effort to help stem the spread of the coronavirus.


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