The four-day pass structure provides tiered pricing based on the destination. Beyond premium locations, regional access at resorts such as Keystone, Crested Butte, and Heavenly is available for $367, while local mountains in the East and Midwest start at $223 for a four-day block. Users can customize their plans to include between one and seven days, with the option to add or exclude peak holiday periods.
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Vail Resorts Sets October 7 Deadline for Discounted Epic Day Passes
Skiers and riders looking to hit the slopes this winter have until October 7 to secure an Epic Day Pass at current rates, offering up to 65% savings compared to standard window tickets. The program allows guests to lock in access to major resorts like Vail and Whistler Blackcomb for $118 daily.
For those seeking unlimited access, Vail Resorts has expanded its Epic Pass and Epic Local Pass offerings, including a 20% discount for young adults aged 13 to 30. Beyond lift access, these passes include Epic Mountain Rewards, which provide 20% off rentals, lodging, dining, and ski school lessons. The company is also integrating new entertainment this season, including the debut of Shaun White's Snow League at Park City Mountain and pop-up musical performances at Vail, as part of a broader strategy that has seen $2 billion in infrastructure investment over the last decade.
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