SALT LAKE SKI SUPER PASS FAQ

Sales are open!

• Buy it online
• Buy it from one of our participating hotel or lodging partners.
• Buy in a package from one of our tour operator partners.
• Groups of 20 or more can buy them directly from our pass programs office. Call 800-541-4955 or 801-534-4900.

At Brighton Resort and Solitude Mountain Resort your Salt Lake Ski Super Pass must be activated daily at the ticket window. At Snowbird and Alta verify your pass is active each at the ticket window then head to the gates, where your Salt Lake Ski Super Pass will be scanned.

No. The Salt Lake Ski Super Pass is all you need to buy for access to one of the 4 Salt Lake Resorts for each day you have purchased. You will need to activate it at each day at Brighton and Solitude and verify it is active at Snowbird and Alta, but you do not need to purchase anything extra.

The only extra cost will be if you decide to upgrade to the Alta-Bird ticket to access both Alta and Snowbird on the same day.

The Salt Lake Ski Super Pass is non-refundable and non-transferable. Refunds may be considered only in the following situations: 

• State-Mandated Travel Ban: You may be eligible for a refund if a government-imposed travel ban from your home state or region prevents travel to Utah. 
• Closure of Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons: You may be eligible for a refund if both canyons are fully closed for a complete ski day during the period your Salt Lake Ski Super Pass is active, subject to case-by-case evaluation by Visit Salt Lake. 
• Refund requests due to injury or sickness will also be reviewed on a case-by-case basis and may require documentation from a medical authority. Visit Salt Lake reserves the sole right to determine whether a refund will be issued. 

Exclusions: 

• Salt Lake Ski Super Passes purchased through third parties, hotels, or promotional campaigns are non-refundable. 
• Weather, parking, lift operations, and other resort amenities are subject to change. Refunds are not applicable for changes in these variables. Please review each resort’s specific policies prior to purchasing the Salt Lake Ski Super Pass. 

Passes are on sale now! Pass sales typically begin in Mid-October and continue through the first of April.

No, Salt Lake Ski Super Passes are only valid for the ski season they were issued. See the Refund Policy for additional information. 
 

No, your Salt Lake Ski Super Pass does not require reservations for skiing or snowboarding at the four participating resorts. Reservations may still be required for other variables such as ski school, rentals, transportation/parking. Please review each resort’s policies prior to visiting.

The Salt Lake Ski Super Pass has no black outs dates. The only requirement is that you use all your days within a 14-day window that starts on the first day of skiing. 

No. You can schedule your ski days however you like within a 14-day window. Your pass is activated the first day you use it (Day 1), and it expires at the end of Day 14. Sprinkle your down-days throughout your vacation, or string them together and spend some quality time in the city.

No, passes cannot be modified after purchase. 
 

No. Your Salt Lake Ski Super Pass is valid any day during the current ski season, including weekends and holidays.

You can use the Salt Lake Ski Super Pass at Brighton Resort and Solitude Mountain Resort on the same day, but otherwise, you're limited to one resort per day. However, you can access both Alta and Snowbird in a single day by upgrading your Salt Lake Ski Super Pass to the Alta/Snowbird ticket. To do this, just take your Pass to the ticket window at either Alta or Snowbird, pay an extra fee for the Alta/Bird upgrade ($89 upgrade for an adult pass for the 2024/25 season), and you're upgraded for that day. Pretty sweet.

You get to choose at which resort to redeem your pass for the day. If you have a 4-day Salt Lake Ski Super Pass, you can spend all 4 days at one resort or visit a different resort each day (although Alta is skiers-only; sorry, boarders). 

No. Each person must have their own pass.

No. Since the resorts' kids' ticket policies vary based on age and rate, we recommend purchasing your child's lift tickets at each individual resort. Our Junior Salt Lake Ski Super Pass works for ages 7-12.

Simply tap your card to the electronic reader located at the front of any UTA ski bus or on a TRAX platform. Remember to tap your card on the reader again when you exit the bus or TRAX train to validate your fare.

Yes. Just present your paper voucher to the UTA ski-bus driver or TRAX conductor to get free access on your initial ride up to the resorts. The voucher must be exchanged for a Salt Lake Ski Super Pass card at the resort's ticket window for additional free access to transportation. Ski-bus service begins in early December and typically runs until the first weekend in April. 

Each resort has slightly different operations, some even including reservations. Planning is key so be sure to fully read their directions to assure an effortless trip. Find full information about resorting parking Alta, Snowbird, Solitude and Brighton.
Pro tip: Use the ski bus which is already included in your Salt Lake Ski Super Pass! 

Usually the drive is a quick 35 minutes from downtown however ski drive times differ based on weekends, storm days and holidays.

Don't lose it. Your Salt Lake Ski Super Pass is like cash and is non-refundable.

There are two ways to get a discount.

1. Book your equipment rental at Ski N See online through the link and with the discount code in your confirmation email to get 25% off.

2. Show your Salt Lake Ski Super Pass at one of the designated rental shops located at Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, or Solitude. The discount is good for all ski and snowboard rental equipment. Participating resort rental shops are listed at the bottom of the main Super Pass page.

Please contact the resorts directly for rental questions and reservations. Offers subject to change or without notice.

Salt Lake Ski Super Passes with hotel bookings are coordinated with the hotel directly. Please reach out to your hotel for the specifics of your purchase.

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