Best Buy to June 27, 2008
Adult (19-64) $529.00
Young Adult (16-18) $459.00
Youth (13-15) $399.00
Child (6-12) $269.00
Senior (65+) $509.00
Family (*) $2,000.00
*Family defined as parents and dependent children under the age of 19 living in the same principal residence.
5% GST will be added to all prices. Rates are shown in Canadian dollars. Dates and prices may be subject to change without notice. Some restrictions may apply.

University Student Season Passes
$509.00 Best Buy pricing available until October 31, 2008. After October 31, purchase for $679.00. University Student Season Pass pricing is available to full time students of all ages. Students must be taking a minimum of three classes per semester to be considered a full time student. Proof of full time university registration must be presented at time of purchase. Students can purchase their season pass at any one of three locations: Guest Services located in the Sun Peaks Village Day Lodge, at the Kamloops Season Pass Sales Location, or at Thompson Rivers University during September 17-19, 2008. 

You can purchase your 2008-2009 pass in one of three ways:

Sun Peaks Online Store
Purchase your pass online! To purchase online, please click here.

Sun Peaks Guest Services
You can also choose to purchase your pass by visiting Guest Services located in the Village Day Lodge, or contacting them by telephone at (250) 578-5474.

Kamloops Sales Location
Visit us at the Kamloops Season Pass Sales Store at Sahali Centre Mall located at #130 945 Columbia Street West.

Hours of Operation
Saturday, June 14, 2008, to Sunday, June 22, 2008
Monday to Wednesday, 9:30am to 6:00pm
Thursday and Friday, 9:30am to 9:00pm
Saturday, 9:30am to 5:30pm
Sunday, 10:00am to 5:00pm

For more information contact Guest Services at (250) 578-5474, or guestservices@sunpeaksresort.com. Guest Services is open daily from 9:00am to 5:00pm.

DC Video Challenge
Caleb Ford from Kamloops, BC, cleaned up and walked away with two sets of outerwear from DC Snow for his Rocket Jelly Packets Spring Shred submission. The crew at DC were stoked on his skills behind the camera and in front. When he showed up to receive his prizes he was dressed fully hesh, so he’ll need the suits for those cold winter days.

Burton Outerwear Photography Contest
We had two coats to give away from Burton; one for a girl and one for a guy. The winner of the girls coat goes to Crystal Johnson, from Grand Prairie, AB. She spent a morning in the park shooting her friend Adam. Her hard work has paid off, because she is going to be dressed to the nines in her B by Burton coat.

The winner of the guys coat goes to Ryan Iliffe from Whiterock, BC. He worked the angles hard, and submitted something a little different than the others. Because of this our panel of judges chose him as the winner. Honourable mentions go out to Trevor and Jason Wiess for their photo submissions.

No Reel Rules Video Challenge
As announced previously, Yuki Takahashi from the Lower Mainland took home the one night accommodation from the Sun Peaks Lodge, and four days of lift passes for his February submission Sun Peaks Rocks.

Well it was only a matter of time before local rider Jason Weiss walked away with a prize. This kid has been submitting photos and video all season long, and you can easily see that he is talented. For his hard work during the months of March and April we’re awarding him with two nights of accommodation at the Delta Sun Peaks Resort, and four days of lift tickets for two people. Check out his video Afternoon Delight if you need further proof why Jason is taking home prizes for both the months of March and April.       

The No Reel Rules grand prize was a hard decision due to a lot of great entries, but we’re confident in awarding the grand prize of five nights of accommodation at the Delta Sun Peaks, and five days of skiing for two people to Lyne Rainville. Her video submission Viva Sun Peaks portrays a day in the life at Sun Peaks Resort. Her video was well scripted, and covers everything that is Sun Peaks. Good work Lyne!

Congratulations to all winners, and a huge thank you to everyone who submitted an entry. Talk is already underway for what we can do next, so stay locked to our website for more online contest announcements.   

Click here to view all of the photography submissions.

Click here to view all of the video entries.

February 20, 2008 – Sun Peaks, BC – A brand new grocery store opened its doors for customers today at Sun Peaks Resort! Bluebird Market is 3500 square feet and has everything you need for your visit to Sun Peaks.
 
Pick up fresh produce, dairy and meat products, or stock up your cupboards with various canned goods. Books, magazines, chips, and candy are also available and a deli is coming soon.

“It’s very exciting to finally have a wide selection of staples available at the resort. It truly enhances the resort experience for our guests and provides locals with a more self-sustaining community,” says Lisa Sohni, Communications Manager for Tourism Sun Peaks.
 
Jason Sauka and Rory Edwards are co-owners of the newly opened grocery store. Bluebird Market is open daily from 9:00am to 10:00pm and is located in the Delta Residences, next to Elevation Mountain Outfitters.

Call (250) 319-4542 for more information.