Season Pass FAQ

Season passes go on sale March 9, 2026. Renewal pricing is available from March 9 through April 20, 2026. The earlier you buy, the more you save — prices increase at each tier deadline throughout the year.

Brighton offers tiered pricing that increases throughout the year. Renewal pricing runs March 9 – April 20, 2026. Tier 1 (Spring) runs March 9 – May 29, 2026. Tier 2 (Fall) starts May 30. Tier 3 starts September 12. Tier 4 starts October 17. Buy early for the best rate.

The Unlimited pass offers full access with no blackout dates, plus Wasatch and Boyne sister resort benefits and Ikon add-on eligibility. The Base pass provides all-day, all-night access with limited holiday blackouts also with Ikon add-on eligibility.. The Off-Peak pass is designed for weekday and afternoon riders at a lower price point.

Yes. Brighton offers payment plans through Affirm. Select "Payment Plan" at checkout to split your purchase into monthly installments.

Contact Brighton's guest services team for information about pass upgrades. Visit the Help Center at help.brightonresort.com for details.

Up to two children ages 6 and under ski free with each passholding adult. Child season passes (ages 6 and under) are also available at the lowest price point.

The Ikon Add-On is an optional upgrade available with Brighton Unlimited Pass. At checkout, you can add either an Ikon Base Pass or a full Ikon Pass to access additional destinations across the Ikon network while keeping Brighton as your home mountain.

All season passholders ages 16+ receive a reusable parking code to book up to two complimentary parking reservations at a time.

Season passes are non-transferable, non-refundable, and not for resale. If a medical issue prevents you from skiing or riding, you may be eligible to roll over the value of an unused pass to the following season. Visit the Help Center for details.