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Visiting Artist: Colby Sanford
Electric 80’s New Years Eve Party
Now, 3 Ways to Ride
Be sure to familiarize yourself with our parking policy.
Escape to the mountains for a day of fresh powder, clean air, and stunning views.
Lift Tickets Dates & Hours:
Lifts & Trails: December 9, 2022 to April 1, 2023.
Night skiing begins December 16th, 2022.
Outlaw Express & Jake’s Lift:
Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Tues, Thurs, Sun 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Red’s Lift: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Flathead Lift: 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Main Ticket Office (Creekside)
October 11th – December 8th
Tue – Sat: 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. (Closed Sundays & Mondays)
December 9th – April 4th
Tue, Thur, Sun: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat: 8:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. (Beginning December 17th)
Jake’s Ticket Office (Upper Parking Lot):
Tue, Thur, Sun: 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat: 8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. (Beginning December 17th)
(Dates and times can change based on conditions)
Season PassesBuy Now |
S-CardBuy Now |
Lift TicketsBuy Now |
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Most Flexible$769 Adult / $269 Child*
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More Flexible$99 Adult / $59 Child*
*$50 Savings on a Lift Ticket
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Flexible$129 Adult / $89 Child*
*$149 / $99 Peak
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Best value for 5+ visits |
Best value for 2-5 visits |
Best value for 1-2 visits |
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Early season discount (until Oct 31st) = $769, Regular season price = $849 |
Purchase by December 9th. First visit included, then Adults $99 (Fri-Sat), $69 (Sun-Thurs). Kids $59 (Fri-Sat), $49 (Sun-Thurs). |
Purchase anytime |
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Purchase online (with photo) |
Purchase online (with photo) |
Must be picked up at resort Must be picked up for the first time at Sundance ticket window. Subsequent visits can be loaded onto ticket and used as direct-to-lift. |
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Renew annually online |
Buy online, auto-charges each visit, renew annually |
Buy + renew online |
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Direct to lift |
Direct to lift |
Direct to lift, after initial purchase |
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Payment plan available |
Pay-as-you-go |
Pay-as-you-go |
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Includes Nordic Center |
Nordic Center excluded |
Nordic Center excluded |
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Includes summer scenic lift rides |
Summer lift access excluded |
Summer lift access excluded |
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Includes UTA pass |
UTA pass not included |
UTA pass not included |
| Buy Now Learn More | Buy Now Learn More | Buy Now Learn More |
What is RFID?
RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification Device. Each of our new RFID cards contains a unique microchip that holds information pertaining to your season pass, S-Card, or lift ticket, which can be reloaded online before your next visit. Guests will ski through gates to scan your card through a jacket or pocket without fiddling with gloves, a phone, or a loose pass.
- DO reload tickets onto your RFID card online ahead of time to board direct to lift
- DO verify that you have your own RFID card because they are non-transferable.
- DO NOT forget, lose or damage your RFID card. There is a fee to replace any card.
- DO NOT punch a hole in your RFID card.
- DO NOT place your RFID card in your pocket with your cell phone, wallet, or any other metal material.
- DO NOT carry multiple RFID cards on your person when approaching the access gates.
- DO NOT let someone else use your RFID card or YOU WILL LOSE YOUR PRIVILEGES.
Where should I carry my RFID card?
Pockets are great! Take advantage of a jacket or pant pocket that does not have a phone, wallet, or another RFID card in it to keep your pass safe and accessible when loading the lift.
Can I carry multiple RFID cards through the access gates, such as my child’s card?
No. Carrying multiple RFID cards can affect their readability. You should carry only one RFID card through the lift access gates, and that RFID card should be yours.
What information is stored on my RFID card?
The microchip in your RFID card contains a unique serial number called a WTP number for Wireless Transaction Protocol. This WTP number is associated with the ticket or pass you buy. No personal information is stored on the RFID card, but the WTP number does relate to your customer account if you have a season pass or flex pass.
What does an RFID card look like?
While your RFID card looks different than your old season pass or lift ticket, the real difference is what’s inside. Each card has an embedded antenna and serialized microchip which registers with the access gate when you approach the lift.
How does Sundance know my RFID card belongs to me?
Sundance Resort has a quality photo associated with our season pass and S-Card customer profiles. This photo displays at the lift each time you pass through the access gates. All tickets and passes are non-transferable.
Will my Season Pass still have a color photo?
Yes. All season pass customers must have a color photo on file. Photos will be collected at the Ticket Office at the time of pickup. Though we do not print your photo on your RFID card, the photo we have on file will display at the access gates each time you ride a lift.
Why RFID card and access gate technology?
The most important reason is to improve your experience at Sundance Resort. RFID cards give you hands-free access to the lifts, so you don’t need to fumble around to present a barcode ticket or pass each time you ride a lift. Also, once you have your RFID card, you can reload ahead of time and avoid lines at the ticket office. Of course, you can bring your RFID card to a ticket window to purchase your discount ticket as well, but we think you will appreciate the opportunity to skip the ticket lines so you can head straight to the lifts from your car.
Can I punch a hole in my RFID card to attach it to a lanyard?
No. You must never punch a hole in your RFID card as this destroys the operability of the embedded antenna and microchip. If you want to wear your RFID card around your neck, please place it in a vinyl card holder and attach it to a lanyard.
Can magnets destroy my RFID card?
No. The information stored on the microchip of your RFID card is not affected by magnetic fields.
What do I do if I lose my RFID card?
Notify the Ticket Office immediately and we will deactivate your RFID card so it cannot be used by anyone else. If you need to get a new RFID card, you will be charged a replacement fee.
Fresh powder, clean air & stunning views
Other Ski Information
Night Skiing
Winter Activities
Winter Mountain Safety
Field Guide
Interested in learning more about our resort's history, environment, activities, and lodging? Our field guide, given to each guest at check-in, contains a fun vacation checklist, useful maps, and interesting facts about the Sundance community.
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