LIBERTY PASS Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Liberty Pass?
$169 for the Adult Liberty Pass (Keystone Resort and Arapahoe Basin season pass for active U.S. military personnel, foreign military in Colorado and their immediate family members)

$99 for the Children’s Liberty Pass (Children 12 and under of active U.S. military personnel)

Active U.S. Military personnel are defined as: Active duty and reserve military personnel and active National Guard

All active military personnel must present their military-issued identification cards for their pass and for their immediate family member passes. 

What does the Liberty Pass look like?
If purchased at the military bases or via VRI reservations the guest receives a voucher to redeem at CSG Co Springs, REI Fort Collins and Co Springs, or the Keystone Pass office. 

The pass is also for sale at REI Fort Collins and Colorado Springs, CSG Colorado Springs, select military special events and the Keystone Pass Office (after 11/10/07).

The pass is loaded onto Photo permanent media and has a fall through DTL that will give them the SkE card rate when skiing at V/BC/B.  When going to V/BC/B if they have a CC attached they can go directly to the lift and be charged the SkE rate or go the ticket window to purchase a ticket at the SkE rate.  

Where can I ski/ride? What are the restrictions?
The Liberty pass is good for unlimited skiing and snowboarding at Keystone and Arapahoe Basin from the date of purchase through Keystone’s closing date tentatively set for April 15, 2008  
           
            No restrictions

NON-TRANSFERABLE

This pass falls under our normal refund policy.
                       
Are there any restrictions on who can get one?
Only valid for active U.S. military personnel and their immediate family members (Active U.S. Military personnel are defined as: Active duty and reserve military personnel and active National Guard)

Child’s Liberty Pass available for children 12 and under of active U.S. military personnel

Active U.S. Military personnel must present their military-issued identification cards for their pass and for their immediate family member passes. 

When is it available?
It is available now at all Front Range ticket offices, until April, 2008. After November 10, 2007 it is available at the Keystone Pass Office.

The Adult and Children’s Liberty pass is good for unlimited skiing and snowboarding at Keystone and Arapahoe Basin from the date of purchase through Keystone’s closing date, tentatively set for April 15, 2008.
           
How can I get one?
Must be purchased in person. Active U.S. military personnel must present valid photo ID indicating active status for their pass. Immediate family members will also be required to present valid photo ID.

For sale at REI Fort Collins and Colorado Springs, Colorado Ski and Golf Colorado Springs and select military special events.

Passes can also be purchased at the following locations:
US Airforce Academy
Buckley AFB
Peterson AFB
Schriever AFB
F.E. Warren AFB
Fort Carson

What do I do if I have additional questions?
            Call 800-322-9498

General information about Keystone’s partnership with the military – Rocky Mountain Blue program

Since November 2001, Keystone Resort has been a preferred provider of recreation for the U.S. military through the Rocky Mountain Blue strategic alliance.

Keystone and the U.S. Air Force entered into this long-term partnership to provide affordable year-round resort vacations in Colorado's Rocky Mountains to the military community. The Rocky Mountain Blue program offers discounts on lodging, activities, dining, and lift tickets to men and women serving our country in all branches of the military and Department of Defense employees.

The Rocky Mountain Blue program was recently awarded the “Best in the Air Force,” beating out 265 other service programs in the military.

What do I do if I have additional questions?

Call 800-322-9498