SUNDANCE MOUNTAIN RESORT ANNOUNCES 2026/2027 SEASON PASS SALES AHEAD OF MAJOR TERRAIN EXPANSION

Passholders Will Have Access to Sundance Resort's Expanded 600+ Skiable Acres This Winter, Alongside a Range of Benefits On and Off the Mountain Year-Round

SUNDANCE, Utah, Oct. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Sundance Mountain Resort has launched sales for its 2026/2027 season passes and signature S-Cards, giving skiers and riders a range of options to experience more skiable terrain than ever before at Sundance Mountain Resort this winter.

Sundance Mountain Resort's season pass lineup includes options for unlimited, VIP, corporate, midweek and night skiing, with benefits varying by pass. Visitors can choose from:

• Unlimited Season Pass: Offering the most access throughout the winter, the Unlimited Pass is valid any day of the season with no ski blackout dates. Passholders also receive free UTA bus access, discounted buddy passes, complimentary summer scenic lift rides, select dining discounts, Snowsports School discounts, and more. Pricing is $799 for adults (27+), $669 for young adults (18–26), $409 for youth (13–18 and attending high school), $319 for juniors (6–12) and $359 for seniors (65+).
• VIP Pass: Valid any day of the season with no ski blackout dates, with perks including Fast Tracks lane access, two complimentary day passes for friends, free UTA bus access, complimentary summer scenic lift rides, discounted lodging, Snowsports School discounts and more. The Adult VIP Pass is $1,249. Blackout dates do apply on discount perks.
• Corporate Pass: A fully transferable pass valid any day of the season with no ski blackout dates, allowing the pass to be shared with others. Perks include free UTA bus access, complimentary summer scenic lift rides, discounted lodging, Snowsports School discounts, spa discounts and more. Corporate Pass pricing is available by inquiry through Sundance Resort's Activity Center.
• Midweek Pass: Valid Monday through Friday throughout the season, with select blackout dates around major holidays, and includes night skiing whenever offered, including Saturday evenings. Perks include free UTA bus rides and discounts on lodging, Snowsports School and select resort restaurants. Pricing is $569 for adults (27+) and $459 for young adults (18–26).
• Night Skiing Pass: Valid Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings, with select blackout dates around major holidays. Perks include free UTA bus rides and discounts on lodging, Snowsports School and select resort restaurants. Pricing is $325 for ages 13+ and $205 for ages 6–12.

S-Card

Available for guests ages 6–64, the S-Card offers discounted ski and snowboard lift tickets without purchasing a season pass. The initial purchase, including the first day of skiing, is $119 for adults (13–64) and $89 for children (6–12), with subsequent visits priced at $109 for adults and $69 for children.

The season arrives alongside a major expansion of Sundance Mountain Resort's experience, bringing the Resort to over 600 skiable acres with more than 60 acres of newly accessible terrain. New for 2026/2027, the Electric Horseman high-speed quad will provide direct access to the entire back mountain in approximately six minutes, while the new Storyteller ridge run adds a 1.7-mile groomed ridge run and access to three expert gladed chutes.

To purchase, 2026/2027 season passes and S-Cards are available now at sundanceresort.com.

About Sundance Mountain Resort
Sundance Mountain Resort, founded by Robert Redford in 1969, is a premier four-season destination nestled at the base of Utah's iconic Mount Timpanogos in Utah. Offering a unique blend of outdoor recreation, arts, and culture, Sundance is committed to environmental sustainability and artistic expression, balanced with premier service and hospitality. As such, Sundance has been awarded One MICHELIN Key in the 2024 and 2025 MICHELIN Guides. In progress is a continuation of the Robert Redford era under new stewards, providing improvements including the fine tuning of resort operations, an enhanced skier experience and the opening of the Inn at Sundance. For more information on Sundance Mountain Resort, visit www.sundanceresort.com.

SOURCE Sundance Mountain Resort