Evolution of Season Passes and Museum Collections

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The chapter delves into the introduction of the Epic Pass in 2008, revolutionizing season passes in the skiing industry. It explores how ski resorts manage demand and revenue through pricing strategies for season passes. Additionally, the narrative provides insights into the extensive collection of artifacts at the Natural History Museum, highlighting the challenges faced in storage and the ongoing relocation efforts to a new center.

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