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New England Season Pass Price Comparison Table

Conrad

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With many ski areas selling their season passes already, I created an Excel table with all the season pass prices I could find in New England and then sorted them by price. The result is this. Let me know if you see any new season passes going on sale and I will add them to the chart. However, this is meant to show the first round of pricing only so I won't update the chart to reflect increased prices. The size of the ski area category is a bit arbitrary, hopefully it's not cause for debate.


Ski Area
Haystack/Hermitage Club
Okemo
Killington
Sugarbush
Nor'Easter Pass
Mount Snow
Sugarloaf
Sunday River
Loon
White Mountain Superpass
Mt Sunapee
Bromley
Stratton
Bretton Woods
Cannon
Jiminy Peak
Waterville Valley
Jay Peak
Saddleback Mountain
Attitash
Wildcat
Shawnee Peak
Cranmore
Black Mountain
Magic Mountain
Burke
Berkshire East
Sundown
Ragged Mountain
Bolton Valley
Mt. Abram
Gunstock
Crotched
Pats Peak
Powder Ridge
Pico
Catamount
Yawgoo Valley
Butternut
Blandford
Otis Ridge
Baker Mountain
Big Rock
Big Squaw
Black Mountain
Camden Snow Bowl
Hermon Mountain
Lonesome Pine Trails
Lost Valley Ski Area
Mt. Jefferson
Pinnacle Ski Club
Powderhouse Hill
Quoggy Jo
Spruce Mountain
Titcomb
Abenaki
Arrowhead
Blackwater
Campton
Dartmouth
Granite Gorge
Kanc Recreation Area
King Pine
McIntyre
Mt Prospect
Red Hill Outing Club
Storrs Hill
Veterans Memorial Ski Hill
Whaleback
Wight
Blue Hills
Bosquet
Bradford
Easton
Mt Greylock Ski Club
Nashoba Valley
Osceola Park
Wachusett
Ski Ward
Mohawk
Southington
Woodbury
Bellows Falls
Chapman Hill
Gebbies' Farm
Hard Ack
Harrington Hill
Hitching Post
Living Memorial Park
Lyndon Outing Club
Mad River Glen
Middlebury College Snow Bowl
Northeast Slopes
Quechee
Smugglers' Notch
Stowe
Suicide Six
Vermont Academy
Vermont Tech
Size
3
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
5
4
3
5
4
4
4
4
5
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
3
4
3
2
2
3
2
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
3
2
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
3
3
2
2
3
1
4
2
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
4
3
1
3
4
5
3
1
1
State
VT
VT
VT
VT
Multiple
VT
ME
ME
NH
Multiple
NH
VT
VT
NH
NH
MA
NH
VT
ME
NH
NH
ME
NH
NH
VT
VT
MA
CT
NH
VT
ME
NH
NH
NH
CT
VT
MA
RI
MA
MA
MA
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
ME
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
NH
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
CT
CT
CT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
VT
Unlimited Price
$2,575.00
$1,169.00
$1,099.00
$1,049.00
$1,029.00
$1,029.00
$999.00
$999.00
$999.00
$949.00
$929.00
$895.00
$849.00
$799.00
$799.00
$776.00
$729.00
$699.00
$675.00
$629.00
$629.00
$599.00
$599.00
$550.00
$539.00 now $499
$499.00
$479.00
$479.00
$449.00
$449.00
$441.00
$439.00
$419.00
$419.00
$385.00
$369.00
$345.00
$325.00
$300.00
$249.00
$129.00


























































Special Deal

$679.00
$779.00
$499.00

$629.00
$685.00
$685.00
$685.00

$719.00
$449.00
$399.00
$699.00
$599.00
$449.00
$529.00

$575.00
$519.00
$519.00











$629.00


































































Special Deal Explanation/Other Notes
Requires $60,000 Membership Fee
Includes Mount Sunapee. 18 Blackout Dates
Includes Pico. 15 Blackout Dates with 3 Blackout Tickets
Mt. Ellen Only

11 Blackout Dates
13 Blackout Dates
13 Blackout Dates
13 Blackout Dates

Includes Okemo. 17 Blackout Dates
16 Blackout Dates
17 Blackout Dates
21 Blackout Dates
New Hampshire Residents
Sunday-Friday With Blackout Dates
Saturdays + Holiday Periods Blacked Out
Includes Burke
If you live within a 50 mile radius
19 Blackout Dates. Includes Wildcat and Crotched Mt
19 Blackout Dates. Includes Attitash and Crotched Mt








By April 1st


With skiing at Attitash and Wildcat
By April 1st




































August




























Last updated:
March 31, 2014
March 30, 2014
April 19, 2014: Smugglers Notch = $529
 
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BenedictGomez

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Cool list, thanks for putting this together!

I'd love to see a table like this with yearly ticket data. I think someone (Billski maybe?) has kept that for a while.
 

pcampbell

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are these pre season or regular rates?

mad river glen is

749 pre
963 post 10/15... those are for adult 7 day, i guess that is what these all are.


I get a week day pass at MRG for like $250. no blackouts :)
 

Conrad

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I'd love to see a table like this with yearly ticket data. I think someone (Billski maybe?) has kept that for a while.

I know people keep track of regular lift ticket prices from year to year, but yes, it would be nice to see season pass prices from year to year and if someone does that, then that is great, but if not, then this will begin it!


Vermont Tech has a ski area?

I relied on NewEnglandSkiHistory to put together the list of ski areas. Here's the link: http://www.newenglandskihistory.com/Vermont/vermonttech.php
 

Conrad

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are these pre season or regular rates?

mad river glen is

749 pre

These are the earliest possible rates, a lot of them expire in April or May. One or two of them expire as soon as April 1st!

On MRG, are you certain that these are for next season? The website doesn't appear to be updated yet.
 

VTKilarney

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Interesting to see. Ragged, Gunstock and a couple of other middle-tier hills are pretty good values. At Attitash, who is willing to trade 19 blackout dates to save a mere $110? Bretton Woods has 21 blackout dates in exchange for a measly $100 savings! I guess if you are retired and want to avoid peak periods it may make sense, but that is still a lot of blackout dates for very little savings.

I'm surprised to see such a difference between Loon and Waterville Valley. Loon is basically begging people to buy the pass with 13 blackout dates.
 

jimk

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Interesting to see it all there in black and white. Mt. Ellen only for $499 might be the most gnar for the money. :smile: With moderate crowds most of the time too.
Edit: Pico's a good deal too.
 
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xwhaler

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Did Magic increase their pass price quite a bit this yr? IIRC it was something like $369 or so for early buy in previous yrs.
Interesting that in Central/So VT, Pico is $369 for a 5 day/week operation with 2 HSQ's and arguably a longer season while Magic is $539 running 4 days and some snowmaking challenges in getting open early.

If I were a local I'd give real thought to a Pico pass as the better 'value'----have to wonder if Magic is pricing themselves a bit on the high side? I say this as a big big fan of Magic so don't get on my case---just making a point.
 

Savemeasammy

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Did Magic increase their pass price quite a bit this yr? IIRC it was something like $369 or so for early buy in previous yrs.
Interesting that in Central/So VT, Pico is $369 for a 5 day/week operation with 2 HSQ's and arguably a longer season while Magic is $539 running 4 days and some snowmaking challenges in getting open early.

If I were a local I'd give real thought to a Pico pass as the better 'value'----have to wonder if Magic is pricing themselves a bit on the high side? I say this as a big big fan of Magic so don't get on my case---just making a point.

I'm a fan, but at that price Magic will just be an occasional day trip contender like many other mountains for me. Bummer.


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ScottySkis

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That a lot of work. good job i wish i lived in VT. Since I live in NY i think i will go with NY Gold pass like 800$ get to use it at 85% of the hills in NY. Hopefully i still bave job to pay for pass in several months.
 

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I'll be purchasing a Killington/Pico mid-week pass again. They raised the price $20 for next season (early purchase price $449). I don't live in VT.

Early purchase cut-off date is June 12.

edit: Comes with these perks.

BLACKOUT AND MIDWEEK SEASON PASS HOLDERS DISCOUNTS
20% off select lodging booked through Killington Central Reservations
15% off Killington Snow Sports School Group Lessons (excludes seasonal programs)
15% off Killington Snow Sports School Private Lessons (not valid Saturdays or peak dates)
10% off food and non-alcoholic beverages at all base lodges
10% off Killington Sports retail purchases (excluding sale items)
20% off 1-day lift tickets at all Powdr Resorts
30% off gym membership at the Pico Sports Center
50% off midweek, 25% off weekend/peak at the following resorts: Mt. Creek, NJ, Wachusett, MA, Mt. Southington, CT, Bromont, Quebec and Moonstone St. Louis, Ontario
25% off Summer 2014 Killington lift access, Mountain Biking trail access and Disc Golf
 
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MadMadWorld

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Did Magic increase their pass price quite a bit this yr? IIRC it was something like $369 or so for early buy in previous yrs.
Interesting that in Central/So VT, Pico is $369 for a 5 day/week operation with 2 HSQ's and arguably a longer season while Magic is $539 running 4 days and some snowmaking challenges in getting open early.

If I were a local I'd give real thought to a Pico pass as the better 'value'----have to wonder if Magic is pricing themselves a bit on the high side? I say this as a big big fan of Magic so don't get on my case---just making a point.

I'd have to agree. If the season pass goes up then the day pass will probably be going up as well. This a bummer for me.
 

pcampbell

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These are the earliest possible rates, a lot of them expire in April or May. One or two of them expire as soon as April 1st!

On MRG, are you certain that these are for next season? The website doesn't appear to be updated yet.

you are right--I don't know if these rates are good for 14/15.
 
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