Bad business. Buy direct! Bad business. Had a group of friends planning to take a trip to Colorado from the East coast. When Corona hit, we were able to get fully refunded for our VRBO and the tickets we bought directly from the resorts, but liftopia could only refund in "credits." That would be fine if the group of us lived nearby and could reuse them but at this point, we would have to plan a completely different trip in order to get our money out of it. Cannot recommend. Definitely try & buy tickets from the vendors instead.

Liftopia is AWESOME I read 65% of the reviews and it is all people who made mistakes and blamed their mistakes on liftopia it seems. Read what you are buying and follow the instructions. Liftopia saved me a ton of money ($250 saved on a 5 day trip) and was easier than purchasing tickets from Loveland!. I used them last year and am on the computer right now buying for this year, although they do not have Loveland yet it seems. I recommended them to everyone going on our trip this year.

Rude customer service, unacceptable!! During an online live chat with Liftopia representatives at least four times in the past month, the chat was ended early on me 2x while my questions were not yet answered and I was still typing. They are defensive when I questioned their policies/rules. Obviously a money hungry company who doesn't value their customers........ Absolutely sickening

Not sure why would you want to use that site Not sure why would you want to use that site. The prices here identical to the prices on the individual mountain websites. They are comparing their prices to the ticket window prices which is not exactly apples and oranges as mountain websites have identical discounts. On top of that there is more restrictions on the liftopia as oppose to mountain website (cancellation/refund). As on lifttopia no refunds. The mountain would refund if you bought there directly but would not refund if bought on liftopia

Don't expect help or even a little sympathy Same story for me. My son got sick in middle of the night at a motel near Sugarloaf. Got home early morning on the planned ski day. Doctor said he didn't need to come in unless temp jumped. 6 days of flu followed. No doctor visit so no documentation. Liftopia didn't even respond after I wrote them explaining the details. Maybe I should have offered to show the phone records to the hotel desk at 3:00 am. Maybe I should have gotten a deposition from the lady in Kingfield who sold me coffee and Advil at 4:30 am. Or maybe, Liftopia could get a lot better at customer service because they just lost another customer.