We believe in the Skiing For All movement,
and know that one-size-fits-all passes are outdated.
But which Power Pass is the right one for you?
The Skiing For All movement isn’t new to us. We have always prioritized keeping skiing affordable and accessible for everyone. No matter what level skier or rider you are, where you are from, what age you are, or what tax bracket you are in, you should be able to enjoy the mountains. You should also be able to get a pass that fits your needs, instead of overpaying for access and perks you don’t need. But which Power Pass is right for you?
It’s ok. We know we do things differently than other passes out there. So we’ve made a guide to help you figure out which Power Pass is the right fit for you this winter.
Check out this chart for a quick understanding on what our pass options are, what the prices and monthly payments look like for each when you purchase by May 14th, and what our price-by-age tiers are. Don’t worry, we break things down by pass after this.
Now that you see how our passes are structured, and the current prices for an adult pass, check out the drop downs below to see what the prices are for each tier, what the benefits are for each pass, and some examples of who best benefits from each (Pssst, there are some good “cheat codes” in there to save you money! Just because you’re not a local getting 60 days per season doesn’t mean there isn’t a pass for you.)
So even if you’re not a Power Kid who gets to ski for free, there is a pass in your budget that will get you the season of your dreams.
So what are your options?
Power Pass: Unlimited Everything.
Unlimited Access. Unlimited Benefits. Unlimited Fun.
**Monthly Payments reflect the price if you begin your plan by May 14th, 2026**
The Full Power Pass is your key to everything. Unlimited access to all 10 of our mountains with no blackout dates, the most partner mountain days, all of the discounts, and the peace of mind that no matter what day or mountain, you’re ready to go.
That means unlimited access to Purgatory, Snowbowl, Sipapu, Pajarito, Nordic Valley, Brian Head, Willamette Pass, Lee Canyon and Sandia Peak.
Think of it this way: If you plan on skiing once a week for the whole season, that’s about 20 days. A Power Pass is $849 or less, which means that would be $43 or less per day of skiing. The average price of our Winter day ticket last year was $110. Skip the gamble of buying tickets, and just grab a pass instead.
Benefits:
- NO BLACKOUT DATES
- 3 Days to each of our partner mountains: Sundance, Monarch, and Loveland.
- 10 Days in Chile at our sister mountains.
- 50% off Six tickets to share
- 10% off on-mountain dining, Gear rentals, Lessons, and Retail.
- 20%-30% off Lodging.
Who is it for?
-You plan on visiting more than one of our mountains, and don’t want to worry about blackout dates or buying lift tickets. You also want to take advantage of the discounts you get on lodging, rental gear, lessons, retail, and on mountain dining to make your visits that much more affordable.
-You’ve got a Power Kid who is stoked on snow and ready to take advantage of their Free Power Kids Pass while they can. Maybe you’re thinking of signing them up for Snow Burners next season, and if you have to drive to the mountain every weekend, you might as well be getting laps too, right?
-You’re a true Powder Hound. You hate Summer, and you’d much rather head below the equator and chase Winter in Chile instead. When you get back, you want to be able to ski the best of the West with no limits and no blackout dates, and get discounts on your Lodging while you’re there. But that’s not enough either. You want 3 days to all three of our partner mountains: Monarch, Loveland, and Sundance, so that you can storm chase all winter long.
-You’re the skier or rider who get’s 12 days on the mountain before it’s even Christmas, and you’re probably up early for first chair on a powder day. Sure the other mountains are cool, but you’re just trying to stack days at Purg. You’d rather use your 6 discounted lift tickets on your buddy who “DiDn’T nEeD a pAsS tHiS SeAsOn.”
12-Day: Power-Packed Value.
Power-Packed Value that can’t be beat.
**Monthly Payments reflect the price if you begin your plan by May 14th, 2026**
This is could be considered our best value of any pass, and the one that serves more people than you would think. The average Full Power Pass holder only skis 12 days a season, so why pay for more? You can use your 12 days at Purg, Lee Canyon, or Arizona Snowbowl. But you still get to live the dream with unlimited skiing at Sandia Peak, Sipapu, Pajarito, Brian Head, Nordic Valley, and Willamette Pass.
Think of it like this: with a 12-day pass being $599 or less, that breaks down to $50 or less per day of skiing. The average price of our Winter day ticket last year was $110. Need we say more?
Benefits:
- 3 Days to each of our partner mountains: Sundance and Monarch.
- 10 Days in Chile at our sister mountains.
- 50% off Six tickets to share
- 10% off on-mountain dining, Gear rentals, Lessons, and Retail.
- 20%-30% off Lodging.
Who is it for?
-You’re the more laid back local skier, who doesn’t need 60 days on mountain to have a good season, but you also don’t want to deal with gambling on day ticket prices. You have a busy schedule, and know that you have 6 discounted lift tickets you could use if you end up skiing more than 12 days.
-You’re not a local who can show up for surprise Powder days, but you make enough day and weekend trips that make 12 days the perfect count, and want to use your exclusive pass holder discounts to make those little weekend trips more affordable.
-You’re a beginner or brand new skier or rider, or you have one in your family. You’re also good at math, and were sold on the concept when we said to think of it as day tickets for $50 or less. That’s plenty of time to get a hang of your new sport, without over paying for a pass you aren’t sure you’ll use yet. Consider it training wheels for getting your full Power Pass next year.
-Your Power Kid became a Power Teen, and they have a busier schedule than they used to. They only get to the mountain once a week at best, and you don’t want to pay for a full pass they won’t use. A youth pass is $299 for 12 days? That comes out to $25 per day of skiing. Which honestly might be the cheapest extracurricular they could pick this year.
-You’re a Powder Hound on a budget, but you still want to go explore, and get a chance to chase Winter in Chile. 12 days will cover your needs at Purgatory, Snowbowl, and Lee Canyon, and you’ll take full advantage of the unlimited days at our other mountains. You want all of the discounts and perks, including partner days.
4-Day: The Perfect Package.
The Perfect Package without the fluff.
**Monthly Payments reflect the price if you begin your plan by May 14th, 2026**
Grab a 4-Day Pass for a fraction of the price, and skip worrying about buying lift tickets. You can use your 4 days at Purg, Lee Canyon, or Arizona Snowbowl, and get to live the dream with unlimited skiing at Sandia Peak, Sipapu, Pajarito, Brian Head, Nordic Valley, and Willamette Pass.
Let’s break it down in terms of day ticket cost. Every 4-Day pass is $349 or less, making each day of skiing $88 or less (and that’s if you’re only using your 4 days, and not your unlimited ones!) The average day ticket last season cost $110. Plus, with your 6 discounted lift tickets, that makes for 10 total days where you aren’t paying full price. That’s a pretty good deal.
Benefits:
- 3 Days to our partner mountain Monarch.
- 50% off Six tickets to share
- 10% off on-mountain dining
- 20%-30% off Lodging.
Who It’s For?
-You’re planning the annual ski trip, and know you’ll ski at least 4 days, and can use your 6 discounted tickets for any extras, or the ones that fall on blackout dates. You don’t need all of the perks and discounts, but you’re stoked on the ones you do get, like lodging.
-You may not be a local at Purg, Snowbowl, or Lee Canyon, but you are at one of our other mountains. You know you’ll spend most of your time there, but you still want to make a trip or two to the others, and don’t mind using your discounted tickets on any extra trips.
-You’re a beginner or brand new skier or rider, or you have one in your family. You’re That’s plenty of time to get a hang of your new sport, without over paying for a pass you aren’t sure you’ll use yet. Consider it training wheels for getting your full Power Pass next year.
Weekday Pass: Custom Fit.
The most customizable pass you can pick.
**Monthly Payments reflect the price if you begin your plan by May 14th, 2026**
Avoid the crowds and enjoy the benefits of not being a weekend warrior. Get all 5 weekdays, or just select the ones you want to reserve for skiing That means if you know you’ll have Monday’s and Wednesday’s off, but work the rest of the week, you can select those two days, and not pay for the rest! It’s the best way to get the pass that works for you without paying for what you don’t need. This is our only pass that doesn’t have price-by-age tiers, but considering weekdays are 70% of our season… $375 is a steal.
Think of it this way: If you plan on skiing once a week for the whole season, that’s about 20 days. A weekday pass is $375 or less, which means that would be $19 or less per day of skiing. The average price of our Winter day ticket last year was $110. We said the 12 day pass was the best value, but when you do this math, the weekday pass might be the one.
Benefits:
- 50% off Six tickets to share
- 10% off on-mountain dining
Who is it for?
-Maybe you are a student, work weekends specifically, are joining one of our adult ski and ride clinics, or just think Mondays for skiing. You want your pass to cut all the extra, and be custom to your schedule. You pick your days, and if the biggest powder day of the year falls on a weekend, you know you can use your 50% off discounted tickets and skip the FOMO.
-You’re planning a trip, or a few, and know the majority of your visits will be Monday-Friday, and that you can use your 6 discounted tickets to cover any weekend days that you want to ski. You don’t need all the discounts and extra perks associated with a 12-Day pass, but 10% off on-mountain dining never hurt!
-Homeschooling? That means the physical fitness portion of your Power Teen’s day can be spent at the mountain, and you can save money on the whole family’s passes by only paying for the days you need. Plus, when those surprise, unmissable, deepest-days-of-the season come along outside of that schedule, or you want to ski a rare weekend day with a friend, you have 6 discounted lift tickets to use.
The Power Pass has been setting trends, not following them, for quite a while now.
- Our pass prices have not increased for 4 years in a row now, which is rare these days.
- Price-by-age tiers have been part of how we do things even longer, and ours are for more than just Gen-Z. You don’t pay full price until you’re 37 with us.
- Kids 12 and under still ski free with the Power Kids Pass, so that we can continue passing on the love of the mountains for generations to come.
- Your pass is more than just access to the mountains, it’s also access to discounts on the things you need most to make a trip to them. Discounts on Lodging, rental gear, lessons, on mountain dining, and retail are included with most passes.
- We upgraded our pass holder discount on tickets to 50% off of 6 tickets. Use them for your friends and family, or use them for yourself for days not covered by your pass. Either way, we want you to be able to enjoy the mountain to the fullest.
- With our Pass Payment Plan option, you can split your pass into 10 interest free payments instead of having to spend one lump sum. No hidden fees, no credit check, no “half up front” down payment. Just the pass you want, no strings attached.
Payment Plan
Is paying full price up front too big of a splurge?
10 payments are easier than one.
instead of having to pay the full price up front, take advantage of our Pass Payment Plan. No credit check. No extra down payment. Just an easier way to start planning the winter you deserve.
Lock-in TEN low monthly payments with our 0% interest payment plan when you purchase by May 14th, and pay your pass off February 2026. And don’t worry, you can absolutely start using your pass before it’s paid off!
How it works:
1. Choose the right season pass for you
2. At checkout, select the payment plan option.
3. That’s it! Your pass will be divided into monthly payments charged automatically on the 1st of each month*.
*If you purchase after the 14th of the month, you will make a payment at the time of purchase and then your next payment won’t hit until the 1st of the month after next. So if you purchase on or after April 14th, you’ll make your initial payment at the time of purchase then your first automated payment won’t come out until June 1st. That way you aren’t getting charged 2X in just a couple of weeks.
