Heavenly Lift Tickets
Lift Ticket for Heavenly & Lift Pass Pricing
Opening Day for the winter 23/24 season is scheduled for November 23, 2023 (subject to change). Lift Ticket for Heavenly will typically go on sale just before the start of the ski season.
Skiers and boarders who choose to visit Heavenly can enjoy competitively priced access to the mountain easily through the Heavenly lift ticket system. Heavenly 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 a lift ticket at Heavenly during your next visit to the mountains.
One key factor that makes Heavenly stand out is the Epic pass program where Heavenly is a key partner mountain. Riders who have a regular Epic Pass can gain unlimited access to the resort with no blackout dates.
Lift Ticket for Heavenly Options
Heavenly offers a variety of pricing options on lift tickets, with the best deals reserved for those who plan ahead and buy in advance! Purchasing your lift ticket for Heavenly online offers the largest savings which can be completed via the Heavenly website.
Lift Ticket at Heavenly Prices
Heavenly lift tickets will be available for purchase in the fall before the start of the ski season. We have outlined the online pricing as well as the at resort pricing for each of the months during the ski season at Heavenly.
All pricing listed below is for a single day lift ticket is in $USD and does not include tax.
November (Online)
Adult (19-64): $119 - $127
Teen (13-18): $98 - $104
Child (5-12): $65 - $70
Senior (65+): $98 - $104
November (Resort)
Adult (13-64): $149 - $159
Teen (13-18): $122 - $130
Child (5-12): $82 - $87
Senior (65+): $122 - $130
December (Online)
Adult (13-64): $135 - $151
Teen (13-18): $111 - $125
Child (5-12): $74 - $83
Senior (65+): $111 - $124
December (Resort)
Adult (13-64): $169 - $189
Teen (13-18): $139 - $155
Child (5-12): $93 - $104
Senior (65+): $139 - $155
Holiday Season (Online)
Adult (13-64): $191
Teen (13-18): $157
Child (5-12): $105
Senior (65+): $157
Holiday Season (Resort)
Adult (13-64): $225
Teen (13-18): $185
Child (5-12): $124
Senior (65+): $185
January & February (Online)
Adult (13-64): $151
Teen (13-18): $124
Child (5-12): $83
Senior (65+): $124
January & February (Resort)
Adult (13-64): $189
Teen (13-18): $155
Child (5-12): $104
Senior (65+): $155
March & April (Online)
Adult (13-64): $151
Teen (13-18): $124
Child (5-12): $83
Senior (65+): $124
March & April (Resort)
Adult (13-64): $189
Teen (13-18): $155
Child (5-12): $104
Senior (65+): $155
Heavenly Season Pass
For visitors who plan to visit more than a week or multiple days across the season should look into the Epic Pass. This is the best value option and gives holders access to a huge collection of ski resorts across not only north America but the whole planet.
The Epic Pass comes in a range of options to ensure you get the best value possible.
EPIC PASS - $859 USD
UNLIMITED ACCESS. NO RESTRICTIONS. THE ULTIMATE ALL-SEASON PASS.
Access to Vail, Breck, Park City, Whistler Blackcomb and more.
Limited access to our partner resorts in North America, Europe and Japan.
Includes Epic Mountain Rewards – 20% off food, lodging, lessons, rentals and more.
Refunds for job loss, injury, illness & more with Epic Coverage.
Plus, discounted tickets for you, friends and family.
EPIC LOCAL PASS - $639 USD
INCREDIBLE VALUE WITH ACCESS TO ALL YOUR FAVORITE RESORTS.
Ski and ride Vail, Breck, Park City and more.
Limited access to our partner resorts in North America and Japan.
Includes Epic Mountain Rewards – 20% off food, lodging, lessons, rentals and more.
Refunds for job loss, injury, illness & more with Epic Coverage.
Plus, discounted tickets for you, friends and family.
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Heavenly Resort Snow News
Other Californian resorts you might love
Despite a milder winter in the Northeast, ski resorts in the region have persevered, benefiting from late-season snowstorms. Riders, known for their resilience, continue to ski as long as the lifts are operational. Thanks to recent storms, many resorts are extending their season into mid-April and even May. A list of projected closing dates for resorts has been compiled, with some expected to remain open longer. However, these dates are subject to change, so it's advisable to check resort websites for the latest updates.