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As Spirit Mountain pays off “wildly popular” alpine coaster, personal-injury lawsuit lingers

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On Jan. 22, 2025, Spirit Mountain made their final lease payment on the alpine coaster, concluding a...

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  1. I live 30 miles from Duluth. I have never seen any advertisements for any of these attractions at Spirit Mountain. We went there for mini golf once when my kids were young. It is boring. Spirit Mountain could not be worse run if they tried. Why is there no local marketing? How about something as simple as sending each school in the area family discount coupons. Here is a genius move they did this year. Senior ski pass used to be 60+, this year they raised it to 80. I know a few people that quit skiing this year because of that. 80 years old to get a senior ski pass. Ridiculous.

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