Lift Ticket Information
With so many lift tickets on offer at Park City, it can be hard to decide which one to choose. We've put together a comparison of all the lift tickets based on price, resort access and ski days so you can find a lift ticket that's right for you.
1 Day Ticket starting from $108 (window)
(includes insurance)
Without holiday access: any 1-7 days during season except blackout dates*
(Reservations required, For more information, click here)
(includes insurance)
(Reservations required, For more information, click here)
(includes insurance)
(Reservations required, For more information, click here)
Park City Lift Ticket
Best value for:Skiing 1-7 days at Park City
Resorts access:Park City
Adult Rates*:Rates for the 20/21 season have yet to be released due to COVID-19. In the meantime here is an approximate price based on last season:
1 Day Ticket starting from $108 (window)
Set days purchased for
Available for purchase:From Dec 8, 2020
Epic 1-7 Day Pass
(includes insurance)
Best value for:Skiing 1-7 days at multiple resorts
Resorts access:34 resorts including: Park City, Heavenly, Beaver Creek, Vail, Whistler Blackcomb, Breckenridge and many more
Adult Rates*:1 Day Pass starting from $109
Days valid at Park City:With holiday access: any 1-7 days during season
Without holiday access: any 1-7 days during season except blackout dates*
(Reservations required, For more information, click here)
Pre-ski season (usually until end of November)
Epic Local Pass
(includes insurance)
Best value for:Skiing 8+ days at multiple resorts
Resorts access:Limited access to Park City, Heavenly, Northstar and more. Unlimited access to 26 resorts including: Keystone, Breckenridge, Crested Butte and many more.
Adult Rates*:Season Pass starting from $729
Days valid at Park City:Any days during season except blackout dates*
(Reservations required, For more information, click here)
Pre-ski season (usually until end of November)
Epic Pass
(includes insurance)
Best value for:Skiing 8+ days at multiple resorts
Resorts access:Unlimited access to 37 resorts including Park City. Limited access to European and Japanese resorts.
Adult Rates*:Season Pass starting from $979
Days valid at Park City:Any days during season
(Reservations required, For more information, click here)
Pre-ski season (usually until end of November)
*EPIC Blackout Dates: Nov 26, 2020 to Nov 27, 2020, Dec 25, 2020 to Dec 30, 2020, Jan 15, 2021 and Feb 12, 2021 to Feb 13, 2021
Challenge Level
Park City is the mountain for intermediates with steep sections, bridges, and tunnels to keep you twisting and turning. Beginners and advanced skiers will also find their fair share of runs but truly avid skiers and riders can find deeper and steeper runs at Snowbird or Alta.
Things To Do
Park City is in an attraction in itself with a wide variety of dining and nightlife. As one of our best resorts for non-skiers in North America, activities at Park City are endless:
- Mountain Coaster
- Snow Biking
- Snowmobiling
- Tubing
- Ziplining
- Sleigh Rides
- Dog Sledding
Accessibility
Salt Lake City International Airport is your only option to getting to Park City, but it has connections to all the major US West Coast airports. The cheapest option to Park City is public transportation but it takes twice as long as most other options. Shuttle services such as Canyon Transportation can get you to Park City but there’s a chance you’ll be sharing the ride with other customers who may need to be dropped off along the way. Renting your own wheels is often the best way to go, particularly for families and especially if you’re planning to visit any of the other Salt Lake City-area resorts. Otherwise, taking an Uber (or Uber Ski if you have gear) is an option too.
Recommended Airport:
- Salt Lake City Intl. Airport 37 mi (45 minute drive)
When To Go
February to March are the best times to visit Park City. The ski season at Park City can last for five whole glorious months, from mid-November to mid-April. The start and tail end aren’t going to offer the best snow, so if you can aim your trip for any time between the beginning of February to the middle of March. This time of year gives you the best chance of scoring fresh deep powder with all the trails and lifts open. When it comes to snowfall, there is no reliable pattern in Utah, but the local consensus is that the second half of February is when the best powder is served, usually around the time of the Presidents’ Day national holiday. During the Sundance Film Festival, you may find the slopes surprisingly quiet, but restaurants get booked out months in advance and lodging prices are usually turned up a notch, so make sure you’ve secured a ski and snowboard deal at Park City.
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