Hit the Slopes — Season Pass Giveaway

The season is kicking into gear! With a lot of people heading out for the first time next week, I want to give you a little extra reason to brag about your stats online over winter break (as if you needed any).

Starting today and lasting through Jan 8th, sharing your day through Slopes on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram gives you a chance to win a free one-year Season Pass in Slopes.

So how’s this going to work?

• Use Slopes to share your day on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook.
• You can share as many days as you like between now and 12:01am January 9th (Eastern Time). Each unique day shared is an entry.
• When you share you must include #HitTheSlopesGiveaway in the comment so I can find your post!

On January 10th I’ll randomly pick one winner from each social network and give them a free Season Pass. “One from each…?” yep, that means sharing a day in each network triples your odds of winning.

I’ll notify the winners on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram, but I’ll also post them here incase you want to check.

Onto the Official Legal Bits: Terms and Conditions

• Entries are considered between the publication of this post and 12:01AM January 9, 2016, Eastern Time.
• No purchase necessary and limit one win per customer.
• Shared images must be generated using Slopes’ v2.1 (or above) share feature and the post must include the hashtag “HitTheSlopesGiveaway” in your post.
• The same day shared multiple times only counts once per service shared on.
• A valid email address will be needed once it is time to claim the price so a Season Pass can be created in the winners’ name.
• If the winner already has an active Slopes Pass, a one-year pass will be added to their existing account.
• This giveaway is not affiliated, sponsored, or endorced with Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram in any way, and both are released from liability by entrants and Slopes.
• To the extent that the law allows Slopes will not be held responsible for any disappointment, errors, mistakes, accident, technical problems, loss, damage, or anything whatsoever, relating to the prize draw.