Season Pass Information
With great uncertainty for the future, Vermont ski areas have implemented various refund and savings policies for future season pass products. Below is a list of current season pass options, benefits and savings.
Bolton Valley Resort
The 2020-21 All Terrain Season Pass benefits are valid from the time of purchase until the end of the 2020-21 Season. You’re welcome to use them as often as you’d like. Benefits are for the pass holder only and do not apply to getting discounts for friends or family.
Should the 2020-21 winter season be negatively impacted by the COVID-19 / coronavirus global pandemic, Bolton Valley has determined the following policy for 3 hypothetical scenarios, should they occur:
1. If closed for the entire 2020-21 winter season: Your pass will be deferred to the following season (2021-22). No cash refunds. Like product for like product. Not transferable. If you’d like to upgrade your pass product, your previous year’s purchase will serve as a credit toward that purchase (i.e. would like to go from a Night Pass to an All Terrain Day & Night Pass)
2. If we have a 2020-21 season shorter than 11 weeks: If we have a season that is shorter than 11 weeks (equivalent of Christmas though mid March) then for each week that the season is shorter than 11, you will get 10% off the purchase of your 2021-22 season pass. Example: If our 2020-21 season is 9 weeks – you will get 20% off your 2021-22 season pass.
3. If Bolton Valley is open, but your are uncomfortable coming to the mountain due to the coronavirus / COVID-19 and will not use your pass you must notify Bolton Valley by 12/01/20. You must not have skied on your pass. If you meet these two conditions, Bolton Valley will turn off your pass for the year and you will get 80% off your purchase applied to your 2021-22 season pass purchase.
More details regarding other pass options can be found at BoltonValley.com.
Bromley Mountain Resort
Discount Deadline Extended Through June 15, 2020.
With so much uncertainty in the world right now, Bromley is backing off the traditional May 15 deadline for discounted pass rates and interest-free payment plan options. Take care of yourselves, and get back to leisure planning when you're ready. Early rates and payment plan options will remain the same through at least June 15. Stay safe and be kind to one another. Bromley hopes to see you soon.
For more information regarding 2020-21 season passes visit Bromley.com.
Burke Mountain
2019-2020 Passholders: Due to the shortened season Burke is offering credits for all things Burke, including purchase of your 2020-21 pass. If your household pass purchase last year was $489 or more you will receive a $100 credit. All other pass purchases will receive a $50 credit.
Burke has also extended Tier 1 pricing to June 8 and is extending a no-questions-asked full refund or credit policy for all pass purchases made through June 8. If you purchase your pass during this period you can ask for a full credit or refund at anytime up to October 1, 2020. Questions can be emailed to info@skiburke.com. More information can be found at SkiBurke.com.
Jay Peak Resort
Jay Peak’s season passes usually come with a "no refund" policy (which is waived in the event of an injury, etc.). Given the circumstances and the uncertainty we're all feeling, Jay will allow refunds, for any reason, through October 1, 2020.
If you purchase by the early deadline to benefit from the most affordable rate, you can still ask for a complete refund at any time up to October 1, 2020.
In the unlikely scenario that Jay Peak can't open for the 2020-21 ski & ride season, you can choose to be fully refunded or defer the value of your pass to the 2021-22 season.
For more information and to view other season pass benefits visit JayPeakResort.com.
Killington Resort
In response to the impact COVID-19 has had on the 2019-20 season, Killington is introducing the Pass Holder Promise:
Vouchers: Qualifying 2019-20 season pass and unused K-Ticket holders will receive a voucher toward a 2020-21 season pass or K-Ticket.
Refund Available: We will issue a full refund before November 20, 2020 for any passholder who has not used his/her 2020-21 pass and desires a refund for any reason.
Best Pricing: Best pricing on 2020-21 season passes has been extended through July 15, 2020.
Flexible Payment Plan: A payment plan is available for ease and flexibility.
Annual Subscription Pass: The Beast 365 all season, unlimited subscription pass allows you to pay monthly and if Killington is not open due to COVID-19, you will not be charged.
For more information visit Killington.com.
Mad River Glen
The Refundable Pass Option provides the assurance of a full or partial refund due to medical or employment transfer reason. The refundable pass option is available for $25 (including sales tax). Without purchasing the refundable pass option, passes are not refundable or transferable. Simply check off the Refundable Pass Option Box on the application.
Season Pass information can be found at MadRiverGlen.com.
Magic Mountain
In response to COVID-19 and the uncertain economic times this spring:
Magic has lowered season pass prices up to 10% just for this Early Bird sales period compared to last year’s Early Bird pricing to give some relief to customers.
Unlimited Passes will be reduced 10% vs last Spring
Lower-priced Specialty and Vermonter Passes will be reduced 5% vs last Spring!
The Early Bird Sales period has been extended by one month to June 15 to give extra time for those who’d like to take advantage of the deep discounts (save up to $160/pass vs. the next “Pre-season” sales period from June 16-October 15 and up to $260 vs “Regular Season” pass prices after October 15, 2020.
Although season passes, as always, remain non-refundable, Magic will provide full credit for a new 2021-22 season pass if the government closes ski areas for the season before our 2020-21 opening day due to COVID-19. Some partial credit toward a future season pass will be given if the season is shut down early before February 1, 2021. Therefore, your Early Bird pass investment is protected.
Magic has also introduced its first payment plan option for spreading your Early Bird pass payment over 2 installments when purchased online—half down now and the second half automatically billed to your credit card on September 1, 2020.
There are also three new passes: 1) expanded Service pass to include first responders (active duty police, fire EMS), nurses and ER/ICU doctors in addition to military personnel in recognition of their sacrifices during the pandemic; 2) One Big family flat-rate pass to help families with more than 2 children; and 3) an additional locals pass for any Vermonter who does not have school-age children.
A Magic season pass purchase also provides pass holders the opportunity to get an Indy Pass starting this September 1 at a special discount, just $129 ($199 without a pass) which gives two days of free skiing in 20/21 at over 60 indie ski areas around the country. (Indy Pass is not owned by Magic Mountain and is a separate company offering these services with their own policies on their passes.)
All Magic season pass information can be found at MagicMtn.com.
Middlebury Snow Bowl
Season pass information can be found at MiddleburySnowBowl.com.
Mount Snow Resort
Epic Coverage information can be found at MountSnow.com.
Okemo Mountain Resort
Epic Coverage information can be found at Okemo.com.
Smugglers’ Notch Resort
In the event that the resort can’t open due to COVID-19, your pass and badge products will automatically be credited to the winter 2021-22.
All Season Pass information can be found at Smuggs.com.
Stratton Mountain Resort
Stratton Mountain Resort offers Adventure Insurance with the purchase of Stratton Summit Pass, Stratton Select Pass and Strattitude Pass.
Holders of eligible 2020-21 local resort pass products are entitled to Adventure Assurance. Adventure Assurance enables purchases of eligible 2020-21 local resort pass products to be bought with confidence, knowing the pass holder can defer use of their 2020-21 local pass product and elect to exchange it for a credit to be applied toward their purchase of the same or, to the extent the same pass product is not offered for sale in the 2021-22 winter season, an equivalent local resort pass product offered for sale for the 2021-22 winter season. The amount of the credit will be equal to the amount paid for the pass holder deferred 2020-21 local resort pass product (less any amounts paid for pass insurance, if applicable, which will be applied to 2021-22 pass insurance).
More information can be found at Stratton.com.
Stowe Mountain Resort
Epic Coverage is available to Stowe season pass holders. For more information visit Stowe.com.
Sugarbush Resort
During these unusual times, Sugarbush wants to show gratitude its ski and ride community. Doubled renewal savings are now available for 2020-21 pass holders on all Ikon products. New Adventure Assurance provides you the flexibility regardless of when you buy. Plus, with the Ikon’s convenient payment plan, now is a good time to lock in next winter’s adventure at the best value of the season.
This past winter Sugarbush joined the Alterra Mountain Company family, and now there are even more options available to enjoy the adventure of the Ikon’s 41 global destinations, as well as Sugarbush’s two mountains, 111 trails, 16 lifts and 28 wooded areas.
For more information visit Sugarbush.com.
Suicide Six Ski Area
Season pass information can be found at Suicide6.com.
