Aspen Snowmass Reveals Winter 2026/27 Details
As the winter season approaches, Aspen Snowmass has officially announced the dates for its highly anticipated 2026/27 winter season. Beginning on
November 26, 2026, the resort will open its gates to skiers and snowboarders, with thrilling activities planned across its four prominent mountains: Aspen Mountain, Snowmass, Aspen Highlands, and Buttermilk.
The Aspen Snowmass team has introduced an exciting lineup of lesson packages aimed at both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts looking to sharpen their skills. Among the standout offerings is the
3-Day First Time Lesson package, which includes lift tickets, lessons, and rentals, providing a foundation for newcomers to enjoy skiing. Upon completing this package, attendees will receive complimentary skiing privileges and rental access for the remainder of the season.
Furthermore, the newly expanded
Lesson + Lift Ticket Bundle caters to a wider demographic including adults and seniors. This bundle provides significant savings on lift tickets, costing
$174 for adults and
$86 for those aged 65 and above. Guests can also take advantage of early booking discounts, receiving up to
25% off lift tickets when purchased
30 days in advance, or
20% off when booked
7 days prior.
In addition to lesson packages, Aspen Snowmass has enhanced its season pass options with a variety of choices designed to accommodate different skiing styles and preferences.
Season passes will see prices adjustments starting
September 19, encouraging skiers to secure them before this date to take advantage of current rates. Discounts of up to
$400 on the Premier Pass and savings on other options like the Weekday Pass and the new Flex Pass will be available.
New and Exciting Pass Models
The
Premier Pass offers unrestricted skiing across all four mountains with bonus perks such as discounts on additional lift tickets and ski school services. This pass has no blackout dates, allowing flexibility for those wishing to ski throughout the season.
For those seeking greater flexibility, Aspen Snowmass introduces the
Flex Pass, which serves skiers who wish to enjoy
four to seven days of skiing on any of the four mountains. Again, there are no blackout dates, and users can distribute their selected days as they like throughout the season.
The
Weekday Pass is another innovative option, guaranteeing unlimited access from
Monday to Friday, in conjunction with selected weekend access at the beginning of the season and later in April.
The
Alpine 2-Day Pass will also return, targeting those who wish to engage in skiing for two days each week without any blackout conditions.
While these passes offer convenience and options, it is important to note that they are non-refundable and non-transferable, emphasizing the need for careful planning.
Emphasizing Sustainability and Community
Operating since 1946, Aspen Skiing Company prides itself not just on skiing but on environmental consciousness and community involvement. The relative coexistence of the enjoyment offered at the resort and sustainable practice reflects their ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship and social responsibility, ensuring that they contribute positively to guests and the surrounding community.
Whether new to the sport or a seasoned veteran looking for winter thrills, the exciting offerings from Aspen Snowmass promise an unforgettable experience this winter season. Make sure to mark your calendars with these important dates and opportunities, and prepare for an adventurous winter 2026/27 at Aspen Snowmass.
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