grocery store lift tickets
 

Hi

Where's the western most Safeway or King Sooper on the way to Keystone? I've heard this is the place to get lift tickets.

thanks

amy

Hi Amy, an easy stop on the way is the Youngfield Exit on the west end of Denver Suburbs off Hwy 70. Take a left off the freeway, left again to the King Soopers. Also at that exit is Applejacks liqour store, with perhaps the best wine selection in the state. ( applejacks does not take credit cards but will take out of state checks)

There's one in Silverthorne/Dillon on the north side of the interstate.

Wait, that would be south side, if you are going west. Sorry.

thanks a ton!
Another question..

Should we take the Southern toll road bypass or just go through the city if we get in around 8:30 a.m. on a Tues? The bypass sure looks a long way around the city

Gretchen... Can you buy all the resort passes at City Market with the same discount... I've been told you can not - but haven't confirmed this.
peykoff... I assume you are arriving at the airport? In that case - just take I70 west - don't take the bypass.

I am sorry I am new at this, i just found this site how cool! I can't get a new "topic" started, could anyone help me with two things....

This weekend I am going to Friscoe CO. I can only go boarding on Sunday 1/25 and I have to choose between Breckenridge, Keystone, Vail, and A-Basin...which one would you recommend? I am a beginning boarder just started early this year...

I am meeting up with some people there for a full week on a package deal but i need to find a discounted one day lift rate to one of the location

this is my first time to CO, help!

I'd probably recommend Breck or Keystone... A-basin is certainly not for beginners. Vail can be - I guess it matters where you are staying (in Frisco?), etc. whether or not I would bother to go to Vail as a beginner (and they have the most expenive lift tickets in the US). From Frisco another great choice would be Copper.