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Aspen Snowmass lift tickets
One ticket, four mountains, 2026/27
About Aspen Snowmass lift tickets
A single Aspen Snowmass ticket opens all four mountains. Prices are set by date and booking time rather than printed as a fixed table: booked 30 or more days ahead, multi-day tickets of four days or more can be up to 25% cheaper, and seven days ahead up to 20%. Children aged 6 and under ski at no charge all season.
Season 2026/27: Aspen Mountain and Snowmass open on 26 November 2026, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk on 12 December. Aspen Mountain runs to 18 April 2027, Snowmass and Highlands to 11 April and Buttermilk to 4 April.
Multi-day tickets include rest days: a two-day ticket is valid within a three-day window, a seven-day ticket within ten days. With a group lesson, children (7–17) and seniors (65+) can add a discounted $86 lift ticket, and adults a $174 ticket (2026/27).
Multi-day tickets include rest days: a two-day ticket is valid within a three-day window, a seven-day ticket within ten days.
Passes: the Ikon Pass and the Mountain Collective are both accepted, and Aspen Snowmass states that no lift reservations are needed with either in 2026/27. The resort also sells its own season passes and the new Flex Pass of four to seven days.
Our advice: book early and online, and pick up your Aspen Card from a Pickup Box rather than queuing.
Why it's on our list
- Four mountains on one ticket
- Up to 25% off when booked 30+ days ahead
- Ages 6 and under ski at no charge
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Aspen Snowmass lift tickets before you go.