Set up demand-based dynamic lift-ticket pricing within a resort ecommerce platform

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Steps

  1. Confirm the resort's commerce platform (e.g., Aspenware or Inntopia Commerce) supports date-based dynamic pricing calendars rather than flat-rate tickets
  2. Define a pricing calendar keyed by date (and often by product/tier) reflecting expected demand (weekday/weekend/holiday/blackout)
  3. Coordinate price-calendar updates between the commerce platform and any public-facing pricing display (website calendar widget)
  4. Plan for advance-purchase discount windows, since dynamic pricing models typically reward earlier purchase dates
  5. Test edge cases: last-minute price changes, already-purchased tickets at an old price, and refund/exchange price differences

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