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The 2025-26 Power Pass—the Southwest’s most powerful season pass—went on sale today, and while benefits continue to grow, prices remain the same.
For the third consecutive year, Power Pass pricing remains unchanged, making it one of the most affordable ways to access over 8,000 acres of terrain across nearly a dozen ski areas in North America and South America. New this season, passholders will also enjoy expanded year-round perks, including 10 days of skiing in Chile—the best South America access available on any U.S. season pass—and two FREE rounds of golf at courses in Arizona.
“We’re committed to keeping skiing and outdoor recreation accessible. Our goal has always been to remove barriers—whether that’s price, accessibility, or seasonality. With no price increase and expanded benefits, we’re giving guests even more reasons to stay connected to the mountains all year long,” said James Coleman, managing partner of Mountain Capital Partners, which owns and operates the Power Pass.
What’s New for 2025/2026?
- No Price Increase – For the third straight season, Power Pass pricing remains the same, reinforcing the company’s commitment to affordability.
- Expanded 0% interest payment plan. Every season pass comes with an optional no-interest payment plan to help make paying for season passes convenient. This year, plan payments are extended to January 2026, which means monthly installments are lower than ever.
- Best Chile Benefit of Any U.S. Season Pass – The Power Pass and Power Pass Select now include 10 FREE days at Valle Nevado and La Parva for the 2025 southern hemisphere ski season, offering more access to skiing in Chile than any other U.S. pass. Power Kids and Super Seniors continue to enjoy unlimited access at both resorts. These benefits are available without blackout dates.
- Year-Round Benefits Expanded – Passholders can now tee off at Bison and Birdie Ranch golf clubs in Arizona, with two FREE rounds of golf included in their pass.
- Unmatched Resort Access – Skiing at 11 resorts across the U.S. and Chile, plus mountain biking access at Spider Mountain Bike Park, the country’s only year-round, lift-served bike park.
The Power Pass: Access & Adventure Without Limits
The Power Pass continues to be the season pass for skiers and riders who call the Southwest home, with mountains in Colorado, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Oregon, and Texas. It also provides access to Valle Nevado, Chile’s largest ski resort, and its interconnected neighbor, La Parva, extending the guest season across hemispheres.
With a focus on affordability, Power Pass offers multiple pass options to suit every skier and rider, from weekend warriors to all-season shredders. Every pass includes age-based discounts and flexible payment plans, too. Power Kids, the only pass in the country to offer unlimited FREE skiing and mountain biking for kids 12 and younger, remains available at no cost—no blackout dates, no purchase required.
2025/2026 Power Pass Pricing
Now through April 25, guests can lock in the lowest prices of the season:
- Power Pass – Starts at $349 for teens (ages 13-18) and $749 for adults (ages 37-64).
- Power Pass Select – Starts at $199 for teens and $549 for adults.
- Power Pass Core – Starts at $149 for teens and $299 for adults.
- Weekday Power Pass – Starts at $175 for a one-day weekday pass, with the ability to add additional days at a lower price.
- Power Kids – FREE for all kids ages 12 and younger.
“Some of life’s best memories happen on the mountain,” Coleman added. “With no price increase and new year-round benefits, the Power Pass makes it easier than ever to keep those moments going all season and beyond. Because at the end of the day, skiing is more than just a sport—it’s a community. It’s an adventure. It’s where you belong.”
For more information or to purchase a 2025-26 Power Pass, visit thepowerpass.ski.
