5 Reasons to Get a Power Pass This Season (Yes, Free Kids Skiing Is One of Them)
Skiing’s never been the problem. The price tag has been. For a lot of people, a season on the mountain has stayed a “maybe next year” plan — not because they didn’t want it, but because the match couldn’t work.
That’s the gap the Power Pass exists to close. Skiing For All isn’t a tagline we slapped on a poster — it’s the actual product logic behind our pricing. Here’s what that looks like in practice.
1. Bring people with you, at half price
A season pass is better with company. Every Power Pass comes with 50% off tickets to share with friends or family — no asterisks, no “select dates only.” If you’ve been trying to get someone hooked on the mountains for years, this is the season to finally do it.
2. The Weekday Pass is built for real schedules
Not everyone needs the mountain seven days a week — some of us just need Tuesdays. The Weekday Power Pass gives you 1 to 5 chosen weekdays for the whole season, starting at $125. If your crew skis around school pickup and work shifts rather than powder alerts, this tier was made for you.
3. Every option still gets the good stuff
Affordable doesn’t mean stripped-down here. Select, Core, Weekday — all of it comes with the same discounted tickets and food & beverage perks across the network. You’re not trading value for a cheaper price; you’re getting both.
4. Kids 12 and under ski — and bike — completely free
This is the one that actually changes a family’s math. No add-on purchase, no fine print, just a free pass for any kid 12 and under, good for skiing all winter and biking all summer. Hand it to them and let them figure out for themselves why we all love this so much.
5. There’s a price for wherever you are in life
High schooler buying your first pass, or a parent building a new family tradition — there are built-in discounts across age brackets from 13 up through your mid-30s. The Power Pass was never designed around one type of skier, and the pricing reflects that.
Local legend in head-to-toe Gore-Tex, first-timer in your dad’s old Carhartts — there’s room on the lift for both of you. That’s Skiing First, and that’s the whole idea behind the Power Pass.
