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Alaska airlines skiing deal

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Rossberger
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what's up ns,

I just came across this promotion from alaska airlines where if you book 2 roundtrips to select ski areas (slc, steamboat, bozeman, etc.), you get 1 round flight free. I'm too broke for this, but I thought someone here could take advantage of it.

Here's the link: http://www.alaskaair.com/www2/Promo/Registration/PromoEntry.aspx?INT=AS_SpecialOffers_%7C%7C20141104_MPReg%7C%7C&pid=AS1412
Nov 6 2014 8:05PM
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p-fo
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Sup Ross.
Nov 6 2014 8:19PM
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Rossberger
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p-foSup Ross.


Sup p-fo
Nov 6 2014 8:39PM
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forrest.baker.52
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Damn that's rad
Nov 8 2014 7:17PM
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vandersteeze
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Damn I have a job and I cant even afford this
Nov 10 2014 5:25AM
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cobra_commander
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vandersteezeDamn I have a job and I cant even afford this


It makes a lot more sense if you have to book more than two seats per flight. Aka taking your family, to Big Sky. In which case you are rich,
Nov 10 2014 10:54AM
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Jooky
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Didn't read all the fine print, but I think they're saying you have to take two round-trip flights on the same Alaska number? As in an individual has to take the flights? So basically, you have to be planning on 3 trips...which yes, requires the benjamins...
Nov 13 2014 11:11AM
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cobra_commander
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When I buy airline tickets they are under 'my number' since I am the one booking them. Regardless of if they are on the same flight or not. Now that most of my family is old and travels independently for work or whatever we all have individual frequent flier accounts. A dad with a wife and one to three kids still in high school or younger, will likely only use one ff account.

I could be wrong, and sure didn't read any print, just what I think it means.

Flip side, if I had taken a job in ATL o SC, I would likely be making more than 3 'ski flights' a year. Closer to every weekend!
Nov 13 2014 12:44PM
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Jooky
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Yeah, I'm not sure about frequent flyer numbers. If I buy two tix (one for me, one for wife) they won't let me put her miles on mine, she has to have her own. Thats the number I'm assuming they're using because they require you to sign up for the deal. Who knows...sounds like you're traveling enough though!
Nov 17 2014 6:44PM
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