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"It could be one of the best years ever in terms of snow, but next year is looking to be an even better deal on season passes for at least at one of southern Vermont's most popular resorts for the 20-somethings.Meryl Robinson, communications coordinator at Stratton Mountain Resort, said her resort started Tuesday with eight inches of new snow on the ground and it snowed all day, putting the inch count for the winter even further up than it already was.She said Stratton is launching a new line-up of season passes for next year with new benefits and lower prices, especially for those age 29 and younger.It apparently pays to be young.The new Strattitude is an all-access season pass for ages 18-29 available for $299 with no blackout dates. For those age 7-17, it\u2019s the junior Spirit, also all-access and also only $299.\u201CIt\u2019s no secret that skiing and snowboarding have hit a plateau,\u201D said Michael Cobb, vice president of marketing for Stratton Mountain. \u201CWe need to attract and engage more young people in our sports.\u201DThe full family of Stratton season passes, available until April 22 at the season\u2019s lowest prices, range from the $1199 Summit, which includes visits to Steamboat and Winter Park in Colorado and Tremblant in Quebec, $100 in resort credit, a lift ticket to share and early lift access to the Sunday pass at $199.For all the details, visit http://www.stratton.com/lift-tickets-and-passes/stratton-season-passes.aspx."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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