Current Lift Tickets on Your Jacket

[Jim]

It's not the same anymore with so many places using RFID cards, but I still like to build a little collection of lift tickets on my jacket when I can. I especially like my current collection: Titus, Magic, Snow Ridge, Woods Valley, Oak, and as of yesterday, Maple Ski Ridge. Add in my Royal instructor pass strapped on my arm and I have a lot of great places represented.

 

[Harvey]

Titus, Magic, Snow Ridge, Woods Valley, Oak, and as of yesterday, Maple Ski Ridge. Add in my Royal instructor pass

Quality list right there IMO.

I dont keep them on my jacket, but I've saved them all for years.

Generally every day ticket I ever bought was a powder day. Excellent.

 

[tirolski]

No RFID at Song & Lab.
The lady asked me if I needed a new ring thingywhen I picked up my season pass back in Snovember. Told her, “No, it's still probably on my coat from last year.”
Twas.
To add, my ski coat’s been washed since the end of last season.
Gonna start the year as a clean dirtbag, so I got that going for me.

When I didn’t have my pass one day last year they just gave me a lift ticket (as an unused buddy pass) instead of paying for a replacement season pass card.

 

[Jersey Skier]

When I got my first car, sadly a Datsun B210, I use to hang all my lift tickets off a cord from my rear view mirror. I totally forgot about that until a few months ago at dinner with a group or friends I've known since the 3rd grade. We are all in our sixties now. One of them asked if I still hang my lift tickets from my rear view mirror. I told him RFID's are no fun.

 

[ciscokid]

I hack off wickets and staple them to the garage wall.
Have a few of dem plastic coded rfid thingys I staple to wall too.
Being so big and tall I have to bend down so much for the card reader to work, actually side pocket works better than chest pocket.
Easier to open pocket with a wicket ticket.
Hate electronics , when dey don’t work, give me paper