Epic Passes Available Through Dec. 2

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With eight Vail Resorts’ ski areas spread across Vermont, New Hampshire and New York, there is a lot to get excited about for the 2024/25 winter season. Skiers and riders have just days left to save up to 65% compared to lift ticket prices before Epic Day Passes go off sale for the season. All Epic Passes, including Epic Day Passes, are only available until December 2, providing the best value for guests planning to ski or ride even just one day this season.

An Epic 1-Day Pass with access to Stowe, Okemo, Mount Snow, and Hunter in the Northeast is $98 for adults ($48 for kids), providing up to $141 savings compared to the cost of purchasing a 1-day lift ticket in resort. For Mount Sunapee, Attitash, Wildcat, and Crotched in New Hampshire, an Epic 1-Day Pass is $61 for adults ($32 for kids), providing up to $90 savings compared to the cost of purchasing a 1-day lift ticket in resort.

With Epic Day Pass, the price per day decreases the more days a guest plans to ski or ride, up to seven days, with the option to choose which resorts they want to visit. Guests can also add peak day access when building their Pass for an additional charge. All Pass Holders receive 20% off group ski and ride school lessons, on-mountain food and beverage, lodging, equipment rentals, and more with Epic Mountain Rewards.

“We know how important value and flexibility is to our guests as they plan for the winter ahead,” said Courtney Goldstein, chief marketing officer for Vail Resorts. “That’s why we created the Epic Day Pass, so skiers and riders can build their own Pass to use at their favorite mountain resorts, lock in incredible savings compared to the cost of lift tickets, and then decide later when and where to ski and ride.”

All Epic Passes go off sale December 2 – including the full Epic Pass ($1,107 adult, $546 kids), the Northeast Value Pass ($652 adults, $490 senior, $458 college), Epic Local Pass ($859 adults, $417 kids), Epic Military Pass ($223), plus Epic Local College Pass ($720), and Adaptive Pass ($492).

Check out all Epic Passes on epicpass.com before they go off sale on December 2. No reservations will be required at any resort, except Telluride Ski Resort. Passes are non-refundable except through Epic Coverage. Lift tickets will be limited this season across all 37 North American resorts.

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