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Salt Lake City International Airport | North America

Travel Trick

by Elaine Glusac

SLOPE SIGNAL

ELIMINATE THOSE PUNCH-CARD PAINS WITH UTAH SKI RESORT'S NEW ELECTRONIC LIFT PASS

Those cumbersome punch passes and bar-code scanners make skilift entry awkward. Get to UTAH'S SOLITUDE MOUNTAIN RESORT, just 28 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport, where they're debuting North America's first recyclable access card. Worn inside your jacket pocket or in a armband, the card transmits an electronic signal at the lift turnstiles, granting you easy access. Day passes are $39. For details, call (800) 748-4754 or log on to www.skisolitude.com. -

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