How do l get save money on lift tickets in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Hampshire, Vermont.. any mountain in New England would be great.

l do not have any specific details on specific resorts, but we always get a big gang of people together to get group rate. Try getting parents to take young kids. they're cheaper and still count towards group rate at many resorts. It can halve the price of a normal lift ticket.

Sleep with a liftie. They deserve it.

$3.50 at Mad River Glen, VT every year on the last tuesday of January.

$5.50 at Sugarbush, VT on Christmas Day ( l think that is still going on.)

Become a volunteer with Vermont Adaptive Ski& Sports at Pico or Sugarbush & get 1 day comp for Killington, Sugarbush, or Pico for everyday u work with the adaptive center.

Okemo has a bunch of skier appreciation days & other special for VT/NH residents. Also the 1st hour at Okemo on weekdays is free! It may not be worth the drive for just 1 hour of free skiing.but it is free.

Next year go to see a showing of the annual Warren Miller movie. They usually have comp tix as part of the movie package, but not all theaters have the same deals, so check Warren is website ahead of time. This year is deal for a lot of places in NY State were a) a Comp to Stratton, b) a 2-for-1 to Smugglers Notch, c) A comp to Windham, d) 2-for-1 to Swain, & e) 2-for-1 to Holiday Valley along with a subscription to Skiing magazine & other swag.

Organize a group trip.the leader (depending on how many r in the group, usually 15, sometimes 10) gets a free lift ticket.

Late & early season tix r always cheaper, likewise buy 1/2 day tix & then chillax for the afternoon. (Ski 4 hard hours straight at a big hill & u will be looking for the hot tub by lunchtime.)

Join the National Ski Patrol. You will get deals.you might get handed a radio when visiting a mountain & be asked to work too.but heck.you're skiing for free!