Discount Lift Tickets
The easiest way to save money on lift tickets? Purchase in advance. On average, guests save 30 percent on lift tickets (at most resorts) by purchasing them in advance through the resort website. Ski and board during the week — instead of weekends or holidays — to avoid crowds and get an even better price.
Multi-Mountain Passes
Skiing and snowboarding can get spendy. But that doesn’t have to keep you from enjoying your favorite sport. With various multi-mountain passes available in Utah, here are some options that will give you the best bang for your buck. Tip: Save even more on some passes when you purchase extra early — think spring.
"Tip: Save even more on some passes when you purchase extra early — think spring."
Sundance Mountain Resort
Photo: Adam Clark
Kids and Family Passes
Need ski passes for the whole family? There are plenty of great packages for families and kids at Utah’s resorts.
Snowbird's Kids Freeloader Pass: Purchase a qualifying Summit Adult, Senior or Military Pass and receive one Kids Freeloader Pass with unlimited access to Snowbird for kids 18 & under.
Brighton Family Packaging: Family Packaging allows you to bundle passes for a discounted rate. Participants must live in the same house and the group must have at least one adult and one child/youth. You can bundle this with a Brighton Unlimited Pass or Brighton Platinum Pass.
Power Kids Pass: Kids 12 and under can receive a free Power Kids season pass for unlimited skiing and riding at all Power Pass resorts, including Utah’s Brian Head and Nordic Valley.
Epic SchoolKids: The Epic SchoolKids Utah Pack provides five free days of skiing and riding at Park City.
Ski Utah’s 4th, 5th and 6th Grade Passport: For just $69, 4th, 5th and 6th graders nationwide receive 45 ski and snowboard days at all 15 Utah ski resorts. Price increases to $89 after December 1.
Ski Lessons in Utah
Ski lessons aren’t just for beginners. Whether you’re a skier, snowboarder, adaptive athlete, or expert, learn about your many options for ski lessons in Utah.
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