Recovered value and progress
Value per visit equals realistic day-ticket price minus any pass-holder fee per visit. Multiply by completed visits for recovered value.
Progress equals recovered value divided by pass price, multiplied by 100.
- Recovered value = visits × (ticket value − pass visit fee)
- Progress = recovered value ÷ pass price × 100
A 600 pass used six times
With a 70 realistic ticket and no visit fee, six visits recover 420, or 70% of a 600 pass.
Nine total visits are required, leaving three. Planned future visits also show projected season-end savings.
Choosing the ticket comparison
Use the online, card, or partner price actually available to you. A night skier should compare the equivalent night product.
Partner-resort and companion benefits can be recorded separately when actually used, but are not automatic in the core calculation.
Break-even is not everything
Priority access, discounts, and flexibility have non-financial value, while closure, injury, and weather create underuse risk.
Do not make unsafe visits only to justify a sunk pass cost.