Magic Mountain in Vermont has a Service rate for teachers, and it covers both a day ticket and a season pass. The ticket page says the Service price is for military members and their spouses, plus police, firefighters, EMS and grade school teachers who are active on the job. The pass page puts teachers from pre-K through 12th grade in the same Service group.
Magic is open Thursdays through Sundays plus holiday weeks, according to its ticket page. That fits a weekend or a school break better than a weekday off.
How To Get The Magic Mountain Vermont Teacher Discount
For the day ticket, buy a Service ticket on Magic’s lift ticket page. The ticket page prints a footnote with the rules and says teachers “must be active on the job.” It doesn’t say what you show, so bring your school ID and a pay stub or a letter from your school, and ask at the window if you’re buying in person.
For the season pass, the pass page says “All Service category passes require proof of membership or employment.” The ticket page doesn’t name a proof, so bring the same thing for the ticket and you won’t be caught short.
What The Ticket Costs
The Service all-day ticket is $104 online and $119 in person. The adult all-day ticket is $114 online and $129 in person, so the Service ticket is $10 less online. Buying online matters at Magic, and the page says same-day walk-up purchases carry a $14 service fee added to the online price. Your first ticket purchase also has a $5 RFID card cost, and the card is yours to keep.
The page says discount pricing can’t be combined with other promotional offers, and that ticket purchases are non-refundable. That’s worth knowing before you book a Saturday around a forecast.
The Season Pass
The pass page says Service passes include employed teachers from pre-K through 12th grade and come with 10% off tuning and rentals at Red Line Rentals and 10% off merchandise at Magic Merchants, the mountain’s store. The page’s intro says 26/27 passes are on sale. We haven’t printed a pass price, because the pass table’s labels make it hard to tell which row belongs to which residency group. Look at the table on the page and pick the row that matches where you live.
What We Couldn’t Confirm
The ticket page says teachers must be active on the job but doesn’t say what proof it wants for a day ticket. The table prints $119 in person while a note says the walk-up fee is $14 over the online price, which would make it $118, so the in-person figure could be off by a dollar. We didn’t find whether retired teachers, substitutes or part-time teachers qualify.
Q&A
Does Magic Mountain in Vermont give teachers a discount?
Yes. Grade school teachers who are active on the job qualify for the Service ticket price, and the pass page includes teachers in the Service pass group.
How much is the Service ticket?
$104 online and $119 in person for an all-day ticket, according to the ticket page.
What proof do I need?
The pass page says proof of membership or employment. The ticket page doesn’t say what to show.
What days is Magic open?
Thursdays through Sundays, plus holiday weeks, according to the ticket page.
Is there anything extra at the pass level?
The pass page says Service passes get 10% off tuning and rentals at Red Line Rentals and 10% off merchandise at Magic Merchants.
More Information:
The details above come from Magic Mountain’s own lift ticket and season pass pages as they loaded when we checked, and offers change without notice. See more sports and outdoors discounts for teachers.
