Winter Park Lift Tickets

Situated on the Continental Divide, Winter Park has one of the best average snowfall ratings in Colorado, consistently seeing more than 300 inches of snow a year. Winter Park Lift Tickets are sold by the Winter Park Resort.  When you purchase your lift tickets in advance, your lift tickets are discounted by up to 40% off the walk in rate at the lift ticket window.  Each season (there are four of them) at Winter Park has a different price point.  The holiday season is the highest while the early and late seasons are the least expensive.  To check on prices, please contact a Rocky Mountain Travel Advisor or visit Winter Park Resort.

Traveling with Kids?

Winter Park Resort does not offer free kids tickets.

Ski & Snowboard Rentals

To rent or not to rent.  For first time skiers, we definitely recommend renting.  Each region has different snow conditions and each day as well!  So, for the best learning experience, renting is easier. There are rental shops located in Fraser and Winter Park. Shops vary in pricing and services.

Airlines typically consider skis (or snowboards) as one piece of luggage and may be subject to fees.  Typically boots are not counted as additional luggage if they are bagged with your skis.

For everyone else, you decide if it is worth the extra cost and hassle of traveling with your ski gear.  Love your boots?  I totally understand.  Ski and poles only (or deck only) options are available at all of the rental locations.

Ski School

The Winter Park Ski School has talented Pros who are able to work you whether you are a seasoned skier looking to hone your skills, or a newbie fresh off the beach trying skiing or snowboarding for the first time.

For beginner skiers and kids ages four and up, Winter Park Ski School offers Learn to Ski and Ride packages which are a lesson, lift ticket and rental package.  Pricing varies based on the season.   To check on availability and pricing, visit Winter Park Resort.

There are also group lessons for kids and parents too to increase your confidence on the slopes.

Looking for winter activities off the slopes?  Check out the Winter Park Activities Guide.