3 Colorado resorts are charging $299 for a lift ticket this weekend
Chris Dillmann/Vail Daily
Vail Mountain is charging $299 for a single day of lift access during the busy holiday week, up from $275 last season.
That represents a $100 jump in the price of a single-day ticket over the last six years. In 2021, a single-day pass during the holiday week was $239; it was $229 in 2020, $219 in 2019, $209 in 2018 and $199 in 2017.
And while it’s the highest lift ticket price guests have ever seen in Vail, it’s not alone as the highest in the country. Beaver Creek, Steamboat and Deer Valley in Utah are also charging $299 currently, and Deer Valley is no longer selling lift tickets for the coming weekend.
Here’s what Colorado ski resorts are charging for a 1-day, same-day lift ticket for Friday, Dec. 29:
- Vail – $299
- Steamboat Springs – $299
- Beaver Creek – $299
- Breckenridge – $279
- Keystone – $269
- Copper Mountain – $259
- Winter Park – $259
- Aspen Snowmass – $244
- Arapahoe Basin – $189
- Loveland – $149
Compare open acreage and recent additions at Summit County ski areas here.
This story is from VailDaily.com
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