Snow Triple Play expands their number of ski areas by 44% and Snow Pass is a new ski pass on the market. Both North American ski pass programs are offered by Snow Partners and go on sale September 8, 2026.
There's a new player in the North American ski pass market today, Snow Pass. Parent company Snow Partners unveiled the pass and revealed Snow Triple Play, a ski pass they launched in 2025, is expanding the number of participating ski areas by 44%.
Both Passes go on Sale September 8th at 4 PM ET.
Gold Skis spoke with Dave Belin, COO Of Snow Pass to get all the details.
Snow Triple Play Expands
This pass is focused on the East Coast and is experiencing major growth.
What’s NEW this season? Snow Triple Play is adding 7 ski areas: HoliMont and Holiday Mountain both in New York, Mt. Cranmore in New Hampshire, Blue Hills Ski Area and Jiminy Peak in Massachusetts, Bromont & Sommet Edelweiss in Quebec. That expands snow Triple Play’s reach from 16 to 23 locations across New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, Quebec and Nova Scotia.
How does the Snow Triple Play Pass work? Pass holders get 3 days of skiing. That’s 3 days total for the season. You can use 1-2 days at any resort of your choice. To use all 3 days, you'll need to visit 2-3 participating locations.
Who is Snow Triple Play ideal for? This is a great option for someone who only skis a few days a year and doesn’t need a season-long pass, or want to pay the full-blown window rate of a day ticket. Buy 3 days up front and leave yourself plenty of options where to go enjoy those ski days. It’s also a nice sweetener for someone who has another pass, like a season pass at 1 mountain and wants to spend a few days enjoying variety at other ski areas.
(NEW) Snow Pass Launches
This is an entirely New pass option for the 2026-2027 season.
How does Snow Pass work? Snow Pass offers 2 days per mountain at 14 locations for a total of up to 28 days. Additional days can be purchased at member locations at a 30% discount.
Where does Snow Pass cover? Snow Pass is more of a national pass. It covers the Northeastern US & Canada, but also has 2 western locations to include Colorado and Wyoming.
Who is Snow Pass for? Snow Pass is for the more frequent skier, or someone who wants to add travel out West.
Participating Snow Pass locations:
● Big SNOW, NJ
● Mountain Creek, NJ
● Mount Southington, CT
● Belleayre Mountain, NY
● Gore Mountain, NY
● Whiteface Mountain, NY
● Oak Mountain, NY
● HoliMont, NY
● Pleasant Mountain, ME
● Ski Butternut, MA
● Blue Hills Ski Area, MA
● Ski Martock, NS
● Monarch Mountain, CO
● Snow King Mountain, WY
Both passes go on sale Tuesday, September 8 at 4 PM ET. That’s the day after Labor Day in the US.
A very limited number of passes will be sold during the early September sale period. $339.99 for the Snow Pass (reg. $399.99) and $179.99 for the Snow Triple Play (reg. $199.99). Both programs offer some pass holder benefits including discounts on Mountain Collective skiing.
Do either passes offer senior rates? No. The passes are already priced competitively and do not give further discounts. But, they can make a nice supplement to another access option in your ski pass portfolio.
Here's where to find both programs:
Visit the Snow Pass website for details on both passes, or to purchase after Labor Day.
FYI - Use the link above to avoid searching and confusing Snow Pass with the old European ski card, SNOWPASS, one word, which has a live, but very outdated website.
