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Winter Park Resort employees Adam Jensen, left, and David Walker move rental skis on Tuesday in preparation for the ski area's opening today.
Winter Park Resort employees Adam Jensen, left, and David Walker move rental skis on Tuesday in preparation for the ski area’s opening today.
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Winter Park Resort opens for its 70th season today. With 9.5 inches of fresh snow over the weekend, the mountain opens with three lifts — the Arrow, the Gemini Express and the Endeavor, serving two midway runs — Lower Village Way and Larry Sale. The Sorensen Park beginners area and a small portion of one terrain park, Re-railer, will also open.

Lifts will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends. Today, tickets at the window will cost $65 for adults, $45 for children, $55 for seniors and $35 for the 70-plus crowd. Half-day tickets will cost $59.

In celebration of its 70th year in business, the resort will be offering a variety of prizes and discounts from Wednesday through Sunday. There will be a chairlift prize given hourly from 9 a.m. to noon each day to the people sitting in that days “lucky” chair.

The resort will also be offering 50 percent off lessons, two-for-one tuning at resort-owned rental shops, 70-cent pancakes and 70-cent cokes at its restaurants. On Saturday, the resort will sponsor a GPS scavenger hunt on the mountain and through the village followed by an aprés ski party.

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