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2019-20 Winter Benefits for Pef Members 2019-20 WINTER BENEFITS FOR PEF MEMBERS Ski Resort Ticket Type Discount Price** PEF Member Price* Bousquet Ski Area Weekend/Holiday $25 $20 Pittsfield, MA Bromley Mountain Ski Resorts Weekend/Peak $68 $54 Manchester Center, VT Midweek/Non-Peak $48 $38 Catamount Ski Resort e-ticket ONLY Weekend/Holiday $44 $35 Hillsdale, NY Gore Mountain Adult Weekend/Holiday $67 $54 North Creek, NY Teen (13-19) / Sr. (65-69) Wkd/Holiday $49 $40 Jr. (7-12 yrs) Weekend/Holiday $35 $28 Greek Peak Mountain Resort Weekend/Holiday $59 $47 Cortland, NY 3 Hr. Tubing $23 $19 Hunter Mountain Weekend/Holiday $64 $51 Hunter, NY Midweek/Non-Holiday $50 $40 Jiminy Peak Mountain Peak Good Any Day $62 $50 Hancock, MA 7 Hr. Twilight (3-10 p.m.) $32 $26 Killington Resort e-ticket ONLY Good Any Day $87 $70 Killington, VT Kissing Bridge e-ticket ONLY Weekend $45 $36 Glenwood, NY Midweek $25 $20 Mount Snow e-ticket ONLY Adult Non-Holiday $58 $46 West Dover, VT Youth/Senior Non-Holiday $47 $38 Pico e-ticket ONLY Good Any Day $52 $42 Killington, VT Ski Butternut Most Weekends & Holidays $45 $36 Great Barrington, MA Ski Shawnee e-ticket ONLY Weekend/Holiday $58 $46 Shawnee-on-Delaware, PA 4 Hr. Tubing Weekend/Holiday $40 $32 Stratton Mountain Adult Non-Holiday $74 $59 Stratton, VT Junior (7-17 yrs) Non-Holiday $60 $48 Whiteface Mountain Adult Weekend/Holiday $68 $54 Wilmington, NY Adult Midweek/Non-Holiday $47 $38 Jr. (7-12 yrs) $46 $37 Sr. (65+ yrs) $64 $51 Windham Mountain Ski Resort Weekend/Good Any Day $67 $54 Windham, NY Midweek/Non-Holiday $58 $46 Hockey Team Discount Price PEF Member Price Indicates e-ticket available Tickets must be purchased through the PEF Membership Benefits Program. *PEF members may Binghamton Devils $17.25 $14 purchase up to 10 tickets per season at the PEF Member Price. **Up to an additional 10 tickets can be purchased at the Discount Price. Visit our eStore for Rochester Americans $21 $17 details on each mountain and ticket. Operating schedules are subject to change at any time. Please check the specific mountain resort websites for operating schedule. Syracuse Crunch $14 $11 12/3/2019 PEF ID discounts Present your PEF ID at the following resorts to receive a discount. PURCHASE If you need a PEF ID card, call the PEF Membership Benefits Program at (518) 785-1900 TICKETS! or (800) 342-4306 ext. 243, Option 1, or email your request to [email protected]. ONLINE Holiday Mountain—Monticello, NY 1 www.pefmbp.com $30 lift tickets. Applies to PEF member and family only. Offer expires 3/8/20. BY PHONE Mount Southington—Plantsville, CT 2 (518) 785-1900 / (800) 342-4306, ext. 243 $10 off an 8-hour adult or junior ticket. $10 off Sunday Night (5–10 p.m.) ticket. Accepted credit cards: Visa/MasterCard/ Discover. Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Oak Mountain Ski Resort—Speculator, NY $30 off adult full day lift tickets (13+ years of age). May not be used with any other IN PERSON promotion. 3 10 Airline Dr., Suite 101, Albany, NY 12205 Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Plattekill Mountain—Roxbury, NY The MBP office is not open on weekends. $10 off an adult, full-day, full-price lift ticket when you present your PEF ID card and photo ID at any ticket window. Valid any non-holiday. Not valid 12/26/19–1/5/20, BY MAIL 1/18–1/20/20, and 2/15–2/23/20. 4 PEF Membership Benefits Program 10 Airline Dr., Suite 101, Albany, NY 12205 Make checks payable to: Online lift ticket discounts PEF Membership Benefits Program Discounts available for select mountains across the U.S. Check pefmbp.com for discount code and purchasing link. PEF MBP SHIPPING POLICY AND SHIPPING OPTIONS: TERMS & CONDITIONS/RESTRICTIONS - PLEASE READ The PEF Membership Benefits Program will 1. The PEF MBP website and eStore is for the exclusive use of PEF Members and PEF Retiree always ship your order FREE, first class, USPS. Please allow up to 72 hours for PEF MBP order Members only. processing. Delivery will be within three (3) days 2. Non-members are not permitted to make purchases through the PEF MBP eStore. in most cases. 3. We only accept checks and credit cards from PEF dues-paying members or dues-paying retiree Want to Track Your Order? members, under whose account the purchase belongs. If you are interested in tracking your order, you 4. All sales are final. PEF MBP cannot be responsible for lost, stolen, or expired e-tickets/tickets/ may do so through USPS Tracking®. gift cards. No refunds or exchanges, which include unused tickets, e-tickets, gift cards, etc. USPS Tracking® is a mechanism that provides 5. Ticket purchases cannot be exchanged for cash, resold, transferred, nor replaced. Attempting end-to-end tracking of any item and this to resell purchased tickets on the internet, is a breach of the Membership Benefit Program mechanism is automatically included with all terms and conditions. Doing so may result in the loss of PEF MBP purchasing privileges. the USPS domestic shipping products. It is not 6. All rates are subject to change without notice. included with commercial Standard Mail parcels, 7. Regular prices may include tax. however, you can include tracking for Standard Mail parcels as an extra service by paying an 8. Vendor and venue operating dates, schedules, and times may change without notice. Visit the extra fee. Paying for this extra service does not vendor/venue website prior to taking advantage of your ticket purchase(s). guarantee delivery. 9. Ticket and gift card supplies are limited and availability not guaranteed. Orders are processed $5.00 – USPS Tracking: When you select to and fulfilled on a first come, first served basis. track your order, please allow up to 72 hours 10. There is no limit set on the number of gift cards a member is able to purchase. for PEF MBP order processing. Delivery will take 11. Purchasing quantity restrictions apply. The maximum number of tickets (Adult, Junior, place in 2-3 business days in most cases, and etc.), that a member is allowed to purchase, per venue, is 10 (regardless of the type of ticket includes Saturday deliveries. purchases, i.e., e-ticket, physical ticket, or a combination of both). If PEF Membership Benefits Want to Expedite Your Order? Program sponsors an event, that quantity of tickets purchased, would not count toward the If you are interested in expediting your order for combined total allotted per member. In some cases, there may be a reduced quantity of tickets quicker delivery, you may use the USPS Next Day available, per member, for a particular product or event. In such situations, that limit will be Air Saver (Tracked) option. communicated on the product webpage. $15.00 – UPS Next Day Air Saver (Tracked): 12. For events with special seating: While PEF MBP strives to keep your seats together for the event, When you select to expedite your order, we cannot make any guarantees on seating arrangements. When our ticket supply is limited, it please allow up to 72 hours for PEF MBP order may not be possible to keep seats together. It is suggested that members purchase tickets early processing. Orders received by noon, Monday for the best possible seating assignments. through Friday, will be delivered by end of day 13. Receipt of your order: If you do not receive your mail order in 14 days, please call the PEF MBP on the next business day. No PO Boxes should office, Monday through Friday, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at (518) 785-1900 or be used when selecting this shipping option. No (800) 342-4306, ext. 243, option #1 or email [email protected]. The PEF MBP office is not weekend deliveries are available with this service. open on weekends..
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