Falls Creek cuts price on resort entry permits

FALLS Creek Alpine Resort has announced price drops for resort entry permits this spring. Starting from today, Thursday August 29, visitors can enjoy a 30 per cent discount on resort entry permits, now just $44 per day. After a fantastic July and August, recent rain and warmer temperatures have quickly affected snow cover across the mountain, leading to the closure of some lifts and terrain for alpine skiing and snowboarding. Temperatures have dropped again, and the resort saw a dusting of 3cm overnight with a little more on the forecast for early next week. For up-to-date lift and trail status, please check the Falls Creek Snow Report each morning at fallscreek.com.au The cross-country skiing trails have also been affected by the weather with very limited terrain still accessible. “The beauty of Falls Creek is that much of our terrain faces south, meaning it’s less affected by the sun and weather and retains snow longer than some other Australian resorts," said head of marketing and visitor experience, Sarah Watt. "The coverage on the south side is holding up well, still offering good skiing and boarding for both beginners and intermediate skiers. "Conditions are far from their peak but with these great deals, it’s a good option for beginners and first-timers to hit the slopes. "To encourage guests to visitors to the resort despite the unseasonable change in conditions, the resort and business operators within, have decided to decrease prices to reflect the current experience.” As well as these discounts, Falls Creek Ski Lifts is also offering the Spring Beginner Bundle, which starts from just $169 and includes a single-day lift ticket and a 2.5 hour beginner lesson. Ms Watt said there are amazing deals and special offers with up to 50 per cent off select accommodation, rentals, and dining, making it an advantageous time to book that last-minute ski trip to Falls Creek. For more information on current conditions, available trails, and special offers, visit fallscreek.com.au

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