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Fourth and Fifth Graders Ski FREE! Ski Graders Fifth and Fourth Pass Does Not Count As a Paid Adult Ticket Participating Ski Areas (As of 9/1/18. List and/or blackouts are subject to change.) Upper Peninsula That’s That’s Big Powderhorn Blackout 12/24/18 – 1/1/19, 1/19 - 1/21/19 and 2/16 - 2/18/19. Season pass does not Bessemer, (906) 932-4838 count as a paid adult ticket. Big Snow Resorts: Blackout 12/24/18 – 1/1/19, 1/19 - 1/21/19 and 2/16 - 2/18/19. Valid for a BIG Blackjack, Bessemer, TICKET, which includes skiing at both Blackjack and Indianhead Mountain Date Indianhead, Wakefield Resort! Season pass does not count as a paid adult ticket. 1-800-346-3426 Mont Ripley Blackout 12/24/18 – 1/6/19. Season pass does not count as a paid adult ticket. (Of parent or guardian.) Hancock, (906) 487-2340 , acceptance, possession, or use of Pine Mountain Blackout 12/24/18 - 1/6/19, 1/19 - 1/21/19, 2/8 - 2/10/19 and 2/16 - 2/18/19. Season Iron Mountain (906) 774-2747 pass does not count as a paid adult ticket. Porcupine Mountain Valid all season, no blackout dates! Teacher: Phone: Email: Ontonagon, (906) 885-5209 Northwestern Lower Peninsula Boyne Highlands Resort The Passport also includes coupons for Blackout 12/26/18-1/2/19, 2/16 - 2/18/19 Harbor Springs, 1-866-934-9350 How did you hear about this program? ___ Email ___ Ski Shop ___ Friend ___ School ___ Social Media ___ Paper Ad ___ Other _______________ ___ Digital Boyne Mountain Resort Grade: Blackout 12/26/18-1/2/19, 2/16 - 2/18/19 Boyne Falls, 1-866-931-3191 Plus you’ll get a $20 coupon off $100 purchase Valid with purchase of an Adult Open-to-Close lift ticket ($49 Weekends and $39 Caberfae Peaks Midweek). Not valid 12/26 - 1/1/19, 1/19 - 1/20/19 & 2/16 - 2/17/19. Not valid with Cadillac, (231) 862-3000 season pass tickets. Cross Country Ski Hqts. Zip: Blackout 12/24/18 - 1/1/19, 1/19/19 & 2/16/19. Roscommon, 1-800-832-2663 Crystal Mountain Resort Valid w/purchase of adult open-close ticket. Blackout 12/26/18 – 1/1/19, 2/16 - Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian Then your child can ski or snowboard free (with a paying adult) Thompsonville, 1-800-968-7686 2/17/19. Hickory Hills Traverse City State: Blackout 12/24/2018 - 1/2/2019 231-922-4900 Bay Mtn. at The Homestead Blackout 12/24/18 – 1/1/19, 1/19/19 and 2/16 - 2/17/19 . Call for hours of operation. Glen Arbor, (231) 334-5249 Mt. Holiday Blackout 12/24/18 - 1/1/19, 1/19 - 1/21/19 and 2/16 - 2/18/19. Season pass does not listied online). up to three times at each of the participating ski areas (listed below). over 75 lift tickets and trail passes! lessons and other discounts. and a helmet discount coupon to use at participating ski shops! Traverse City, (231) 938-2500 count as a paid adult ticket. Nub's Nob Blackout 12/24/18 – 1/2/19, and 2/16 - 2/17/19. Harbor Springs, 1-800-SKI-NUBS Grade Child Shanty Creek Resorts th Valid all season, no blackout dates! Bellaire, (231) 533-3000 x 3383 With the purchase of a With North Central Lower Peninsula or 5 th Garland Valid all season, when Garland is open for skiing, which is weekends and Lewiston, (877) 442-7526 holidays. 2018/2019 APPLICATION Hanson Hills Ski & Ride Passport Blackout 12/15/2018 - 1/6/19 apply online at Grayling, (989) 348-9266 Child’s Name: Child’s Address: City: School: Otsego Club & Resort Valid when Otsego Club is open for Skiing, No blackouts. Season pass does not Gaylord, 1-800-752-5510 count as a paid adult ticket. ______________________________ __________________________________ _____________ Signature of 4 Amount enclosed: $____________ $20 per passport, includes shipping. For rush delivery or to purchase at a participating ski shop, visit goskimichigan.org. We fully understand the terms of this Cold is Cool Passport Agreement and agree to comply with all the rules printed inside the Passport fully understand the terms of this Cold is Cool Passport We booklet and available at goskimichigan.org. By acceptance of the Passport, we agree that MSIA, participating ski areas, Passport program partners, sponsors, and their respective subsidiaries, affiliates, directors, officers, employees, or agents have no liability whatsoever for injuries, losses or damages of any kind caused by the Passport program or resulting from application for the Passport. Snow Snake Ski & Golf Blackout 12/24/18 - 1/1/19. Harrison, (989) 539-6583 Treetops Resort Blackout 12/24/18 – 1/1/19. Season pass does not count as a paid adult ticket. Gaylord, 1-866-348-5249 Southwestern Lower Peninsula Bittersweet Valid all season, no blackout dates!. Season pass does not count as a paid adult Otsego, (269) 694-2032 ticket. Make $20 check payable to MSIA or supply credit card information below. Make $20 check payable to MSIA Valid Mon. - Fri. only. Blackout 12/15/18 – 1/4/19, 1/21/19 and 2/18/19. Season Cannonsburg Ski Area Fourth and Fifth Graders Ski FREE! Fourth and Fifth pass does not count as a paid adult ticket. Cannot be combined with any other Belmont, (616) 874-6711 offer or discount, school club card or season pass. Swiss Valley Ski Area Valid all season, no blackout dates! Season pass does not count as a paid adult Jones, (269) 244-5635 ticket. Timber Ridge Ski Area Valid all season, no blackout dates! Gobles, (269) 694-9449 Southeastern Lower Peninsula Alpine Valley Ski Area Valid Mon. - Fri only. Blackout 12/24/18 – 1/1/19, 1/19 - 1/21/19 and 2/16 - 2/18/19. White Lake, (248) 887-2180 Season pass does not count as a paid adult ticket. Mt. Brighton Valid all season, no blackout dates! Valid for passport holder with purchase of an Clarkston, Michigan 48346 card or progress report to: Brighton, (810) 229-9581 adult Preferred Program ticket or season pass. Mt. Holly Valid all season, no blackout dates!. Season pass does not count as a paid adult with any other discount or promotion, including school programs or the White Gold Card. The Passport may be used by the Holder only when maximum of two A accompanied by a paying adult. Passport Holders per each paying adult per day may obtain a complimentary one-day lift ticket. Passport is not valid without a photo placed on the inside front cover. terms and conditions printed in the booklet. The Passport is a non-transferable document subject to the The Cold is Cool Passport is not to be used in conjunction Holly, (248) 634-8269 ticket. Cold is Cool Passport, 7164 Deer Lake Ct. goskimichigan.org Pine Knob Valid all season, no blackout dates!. Season pass does not count as a paid adult Credit Card #_______________________________________________ Exp.____ _____ 3 digit code__________ Cardholder ____________________________________________ Clarkston, (248) 625-0800 ticket. Online registration: registration: Online Signature __________________________________________ Zip ____________________ 4. 3. 1. 2. Or fax to 248-620-9238, Email to [email protected] grader! Just fill out this application and mail it in along with a copy of a report card or progress report plus $20 for printing, postage, and processing, goskimichigan.org or take this form to a participating ski shop (shops are Michigan ski areas want kids to “get out, have fun, get healthy” this winter. That’s That’s Michigan ski areas want kids to “get out, have fun, get healthy” this winter. why 29 ski areas have each contributed up to three lift tickets for your 4th or 5th Not valid unless sent with payment and a report .
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