Highway 2 washed out due to flooding last week. Now skiers can’t drive to Stevens Pass, and it could be months until the road’s fixed.
SKYKOMISH, Wash. — Last week’s floods left Stevens Pass completely inaccessible, just as the resort was preparing to open after a delayed season. Now Vail Resorts, the owner of the ski resort, is standing firm: season passes are non-refundable, regardless of the road closure.
“Our Epic Coverage refund policy does not extend to road or traffic challenges,” the resort said in an Instagram post. “Of course, we will continue to assess the entire situation as it evolves.”
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