Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket

 
 

Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket & Lift Pass Pricing

Opening Day for the winter 23/24 season is scheduled for November 17, 2023 (subject to change). Arizona Snowbowl lift tickets will typically go on sale just before the start of the ski season.

Skiers and boarders who choose to visit Arizona Snowbowl can enjoy competitively priced access to the mountain easily through the Arizona Snowbowl lift ticket system. Arizona Snowbowl resort offers a simple load and go system that creates a seamless experience once you hit the mountain. Check out all the pricing below and see how much it will cost for an Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket during your next visit to the mountains.

Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket Options

Visitors to Arizona Snowbowl who book more than 7 days in advance via the Arizona Snowbowl website will gain the largest savings. The further in advance you buy, the more you save. Arizona Snowbowl is also home to the best lift ticket pricing for spring riding and visitors can get deals in March and April for $19 - $29 USD.

Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket Pricing 2024

All prices for a Arizona Snowbowl lift ticket shown below are in USD and do not include local or govt taxes.

Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket in November

  • Adult (12 - 64): $59 - $119

  • Child (5-12): FREE

Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket in December

  • Adult (12 - 64): $129 - $289

  • Child (5-12): FREE

Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket in January

  • Adult (12 - 64): $129 - $289

  • Child (5-12): FREE

Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket in February

  • Adult (12 - 64): $39 - $249

  • Child (5-12): FREE

Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket in March

  • Adult (12 - 64): $19 - $79

  • Child (5-12): FREE

Arizona Snowbowl Lift Ticket in April

  • Adult (18 - 64): $19 - $29

  • Child (5-12): FREE

Arizona Snowbowl Season Pass

Rise to the mountains with the Power Pass. A season pass is the ultimate Arizona Snowbowl lift ticket and will allow you to access more of the mountain more often.

Power Pass

Unlimited Access: Airzona Snowbowl, Purgatory, Brian Head, Hesperus, Sipapu, Pajarito, Nordic Valley & Spider Mountain

  • Adult (37-64) | $999 USD

  • Young Adult (30-36) | $849 USD

  • Young Adult (25-29) | $749 USD

  • Young Adult (19-24) | $699 USD

  • Youth (13-18) | $599 USD

  • Senior (65+) | $749 USD

Benefits

  • Six 25% off online tickets.

  • 10% off on-mountain services.

  • 3 FREE days at partner mountains: Copper Mountain, Loveland Ski Area, Monarch Mountain, and Sundance Mountain Resort.

Blackout Dates: No

12 Day Power Pass

Access To: 12 restricted days to use between Arizona Snowbowl or Purgatory

Unlimited Access: Brian Head, Nordic Valley, Pajarito, Sipapu, Hesperus & Spider Mountain

  • Adult (37-64) | $699 USD

  • Young Adult (30-36) | $549 USD

  • Young Adult (25-29) | $449 USD

  • Young Adult (19-24) | $399 USD

  • Youth (13-18) | $299 USD

  • Senior (65+) | $449 USD

Benefits

  • Six 25% off online tickets.

  • 10% off on-mountain services.

  • 3 FREE days at partner mountains: Monarch Mountain and Sundance Mountain Resort.

Blackout Dates: Yes

My Weekday Pass

Access To: Arizona Snowbowl

  • 1 Day | $175 USD

  • 2 Day | $225 USD

  • 3 Day | $245 USD

  • 4 Day | $265 USD

  • 5 Day | $275 USD

Benefits

  • Your choice of one to five weekdays to ski the entire season.

  • Six 25% off online Snowbowl tickets.

Blackout Dates: Yes 

Power Kids & Seniors Pass

Unlimited Access: Snowbowl, Purgatory, Brian Head, Hesperus, Sipapu, Pajarito, Nordic Valley & Spider Mountain

Price: Free

Blackout Dates: No

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