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Pass Checker can be configured to reflect the ticket and lift configuration of any resort, from the simplest to the most complex.
In a simple configuration, the guest can validate against date of use only, assuming that all lifts are included. More complex configurations allow guests to verify validity against a date as well as collections of lifts that may have limited access.
Example 1: Day Ticket, All Mountain Access.
This ticket should allow the guest to ride every lift on the mountain, on the date of use indicated.
Configuration Tips: Do not create AccessLoation, or populate Access Location Items. In the general Tab, populate the xxx field with the RTP | One Location Code of any lift included in that access pool.
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Pass/Lift ticket holders can check for “mountain-wide” access
A default lift can be set up so guests are only required to input their Pass# or RFID# and select a date. Most commonly used if the resort does not restrict access to any lifts.
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Pass/Lift ticket holders can check for “lift-specific” access
Multiple lifts can be added so guests can check for access to specific lifts. Beneficial for resorts that offer different products such as a “Beginner Ticket” and an “All Mountain Ticket”. The Pass Checker Window allows the guest to select which lift access they are verifying for on a specific day.
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Resort offers day and night skiing tickets (day and night must have an overlapping access time)
Aspenware can modify the defaulted scan validation time of 11:30AM MT so if a day ticket is valid until 4:00PM MT and a night ticket is valid starting at 3:00PM MT, then Aspenware can update the default validation scan time to fall in between this time period. If there is no overlap in time, then Pass Checker does not currently support day and night ticket validation concurrently.
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