The Route Deviation fare is paid in addition to the local one-way fare on flex routes when the stop used is a deviation from the scheduled route. Use of the FAREPAY card on Ski bus and PC-SLC Connect do not receive discounts on these services. FAREPAY cards cannot be used on Paratransit. FrontRunner savings vary between 17 and 20 percent, depending on distance traveled. Individuals who purchase an Adult Monthly Pass using a State of Utah-issued Horizon Card with cash value may do so at a discount of up to 25%.įAREPAY Reloadable Card: FAREPAY cardholders save 20 percent off local bus, TRAX, S-Line and up to 20 percent off of FrontRunner and Express Bus fares.
This pass is available at select UTA Pass Sales Outlets and on this website. Additional fare will be required on express and premium services, including FrontRunner commuter rail. This fare applies to passengers ages 18-64.
The Adult Monthly Pass is good for unlimited travel on local buses, TRAX and Streetcar for one calendar month. Day passes are validated at the time of use.įAREPAY Reloadable Card: FAREPAY cardholders save 20 percent off local bus, TRAX, S-Line and up to 20 percent off of FrontRunner and Express Bus fares. For trips beginning on bus, day passes may be purchased from the bus operator, on this website, or at selected UTA pass sales outlets. For trips beginning on TRAX and Streetcar, day passes must be purchased before boarding at ticket vending machines located at all TRAX and Streetcar stations. DayĪ day pass is good for unlimited rides that day on both TRAX, local bus and Streetcar.
Additional fare will be required on express and premium services, including FrontRunner commuter rail.įAREPAY Reloadable Card: FAREPAY cardholders save 20 percent off local bus, TRAX, S-Line and up to 20 percent off of FrontRunner and Express Bus fares. This fare applies to passengers ages 6-64. Thank you so much for your anticipated help.The Adult One-way Fare cash payment is good on local buses, TRAX and Streetcar for 2.5 hours after purchase. I realize that you can get there by spending a lot of money (i.e rent a car or take a private shuttle) but i am looking to save money. Lastly, what would it take for me to get back and forth to snowbird (i don't have a car). Also, how isolated is midvale - are there restaurents where i can walk to in order to get something to eat? are there any bars that are close by? Anyone? Also, how far is the days inn to slc? Please advise.Īlso, if i do stay at the days inn, can i still take the trax buses so that i can at least hit the canyons? and are these busses convenient (from a standpoint of hitting the canyons?
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The trax buses from Midvale to snowbird/alta/solitude/brigton - are these buses convenient? This is important as PC has a great free and convenient transportation around town. So it all boils down to convenience and night life. This $90 bucks/night deal works great, but the portion for accomodations will be more expensive when compared to my PC accomodations as lift tickets for the above-mentioned resorts are a lot cheaper than lift tickets for the park city resorts. Or I could do what SKI53 did - book a room at days inn in midvale and ski alta/snowbird, brighton and solitude - with the exception of alta/snowbird, brighton and solitude are really small, or should i say smaller and there is an issue of getting bored as i will have 7 ski days at Utah. Plus, i have to spend some money on shuttles as well (in order to get to alta/snow bird and to get to and from SLC/PC). The only bad part is that i have to spend a fortune on lift tickets - skitrucks and have tickets to the canyons for about $55/day and one can easily get deer valley tickets on craigslits for about $50. Notwithstanding that, I can either stay at the PC, right at the base of park city mountain resort (found a room on craigslits for about $35/night) and ski at the canyons and deer vally (i hate park city because its like a flat hill to me) and take say canyonhop to visit alta/snow bird. I heading to SLC fron 2/27 to 3/7 but my buddy bailed on me so i am by myself.
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