Skimester

WORK HARD & PLAY HARD IN 2022-23! 

Live-in Residence Hall 1 and get a FREE season pass to Powder Mountain!

Each student who lives in Residence Hall 1 during the 2022-2023 academic year is eligible to receive a free season pass to Powder Mountain.

How to Get Your Pass:

1. Apply to live in R1 Housing
2. Pick up your Redemption Code at the Outdoor Program beginning 11/22/2021 (W# AND ID REQUIRED)
3. All passes must be picked up no later than February 12, 2022

Who gets a Powder Mountain season pass:

• If you live in RH1 currently and for the Spring semester, you receive a pass for free!
• If you are a new resident for the Spring semester and move into RH1 you receive a pass for free!
• If you currently live in RH1 and receive a free pass, but decide to move out to a different hall or move off campus, your student account will be charged $500 for the pass.
• If you live in a different hall on campus in the Fall semester, but upgrade to a Super Single in RH1 for the Spring semester you receive a pass for free.
• If you are already in a Super Single in another hall, you will not be eligible for this offer.

How to redeem your Powder Mountain redemption code:

1. Pick up your Redemption Code from the Outdoor Program beginning 11/21/2022 (WCard & ID REQUIRED)
2. Create an account with Powder Mountain (ALL MUST BE DONE BEFORE PICKING UP RFID CARD)
   • Sign up and create a profile
   • Sign the waiver
   • Upload a photo
3. Use Redemption Code to "purchase" WSU SkiMester Pass 
4. Pick up RFID card at Powder Mountain at Timberline (W# AND ID REQUIRED)

Rules & Regulations for the Skimester pass

1. The Skimester pass is only to be used by the residents of Hall 1
2. The Redemption Code should only be redeemed by residents of Hall 1
3. Any attempt to misuse the Redemption Code/Skimester Pass will result in:
   • Powder Mountain & WSU will revoke and cancel a pass without notice for any misuse
   • Full payment ($630) for the Skimester pass will be charged
   • No further participation in the Skimester program now or in the future
   • Present and future ban from purchasing a pass with Powder Mountain

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