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Palisades Tahoe offering Labor Day savings for ski season

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If you happen to be a skier or snowboarder who loves the slopes in Lake Tahoe, Labor Day weekend could be a cost-saving day.

This holiday weekend will include sales in the Village at Palisades Tahoe from Friday through Monday at multiple outlets.

Palisades Tahoe is offering a plan for a more affordable ski season. This Labor Day Weekend, guests can lock in big savings on lift tickets, rentals, lessons, and gear. The savings range from flexible ticket packs to discounts on past-season equipment. The deals last through Tuesday, Sept. 2, with prices going up Sept. 3.

LIFT ACCESS & LESSON DEALS

  • Lift Access Packs – Choose 2- or 4-day lift ticket packs starting as low as $75 per day. Packs also include bonus vouchers: 50% off lift ticket vouchers for you and 25% off vouchers to share with friends and family.
  • Rental & Demo Packs – Multi-day ski and snowboard rentals starting at $52 per day. Convenient equipment pick-up right by the lifts.
  • Lesson Packs – Unlimited or 4-pack lessons starting at $168 per day. Perfect for beginners or anyone seeking improvement.

This holiday weekend will include sales in the Village at Palisades Tahoe from Friday through Monday. Multiple outlets will host a four-day sale with special deals and discounts (see below).

  • Parallel Mountain Sports – Up to 60% off past season merchandise, including skis, boots, and outerwear.
  • North Face & Roark – Big savings on summer collections.
  • Oakley, Ledge Boardshop, Patagonia – Up to 40% off swimwear, summer apparel and footwear.
  • Village Activities Center – Huge discounts on demo skis and rental/demo bikes.

    Binny is expected to achieve full mission-ready certification in approximately two years and become a fully certified Avalanche Rescue Dog.

DOG DAY AFTERNOON AT PALISADES TAHOE

On International Dog Day (Aug. 26), Palisades Tahoe introduced the newest member of its Avalanche Rescue Dog team – Binny (short for Bintag). Binny is named after a famous Indonesian surf break and his handler –Johnathan.

Binny is beginning his training journey this season, which will focus heavily on socialization and exposure the dog to new experiences, such as chairlifts, moving equipment and the mountain environment. He is expected to achieve full mission-ready certification in approximately two years and become a fully certified Avalanche Rescue Dog.

Guests may spot Binny and Johnathan on the mountain during training. Binny is adorable and approachable in appearance. However, it’s important to remember that he is working, so guests need to give the dog and Johnathan plenty of space, especially around skis and snowboards. Always ask before approaching or interacting with Binny.