Montana's 24/25 Ski Resort Opening Dates & Pass Information

Get ready to carve through some of the best powder in the country! Montana's ski resorts offer breathtaking scenery, diverse terrain, and unbeatable snow conditions. Whether you're a regular at Big Sky Resort or venturing out to the charming Bridger Bowl, here's everything you need to know to gear up for an unforgettable ski season.

OPENING DATES:

Mark your calendars and get your skis and boards ready! Here’s when you can expect the slopes to open:

• Big Sky Resort: November 27, 2024
• Bridger Bowl: December 13, 2024
• Whitefish Mountain Resort: December 5, 2024
• Discovery Ski Area: November 23, 2024

Opening dates are subject to snow and weather conditions. Check with individual resorts for updates.

SEASON PASS INFORMATION:

Maximize your winter adventures with season passes offering unparalleled access to Montana’s iconic ski destinations. From Big Sky’s expansive terrain to Bridger Bowl’s legendary cold smoke, these passes ensure your ski season is seamless and stress-free.

Prices and benefits are subject to change.

Big Sky Resort Season Passes

Big Sky Resort offers a variety of season passes to fit your needs and budget. Purchase your season pass by December 12 for the best price and last chance for Green and Freestyle passes. (bigskyresort.com)

• Gold Season Pass

  • Cost: Adult (26-64) $2,900
  • Access: Unlimited all-mountain access with unlimited winter Tram rides.
  • Perks: No blackout dates, Mountain Collective & Boyne Sister Resort benefits.

• Double Black Season Pass

  • Cost: Adult (26-64) $2,600
  • Access: Full season pass with 25 ski/snowboard rides and 10 winter scenic rides on the Lone Peak Tram.
  • Perks: No blackout dates, Big Sky Resort Buddy Tickets, Mountain Collective & Boyne Sister Resort benefits.

• Black Season Pass

  • Cost: Adult (26-64) $1,950
  • Access: Access to the mountain every day of the season.
  • Perks: No blackout dates, Big Sky Resort Buddy Tickets, Mountain Collective & Boyne Sister Resort benefits.

• Blue Season Pass

  • Cost: Adult (26-64) $1,200
  • Access: Access to the mountain Sunday - Friday with blackout dates over busy holidays.
  • Perks: 123 days of skiing outside of blackout dates.

• Green Season Pass

  • Cost: Adult (26-64) $1,100
  • Access: Midweek mountain access with blackout dates over busy holidays.
  • Perks: 109 days of skiing outside of blackout dates.

• Freestyle Season Pass

  • Cost: Adult (26-64) - 3 days $440
  • Access: 3, 4, or 5 days to use throughout the season with blackout dates over busy holidays.
  • Perks: Flexibility to choose the number of days.

Bridger Bowl Season Passes

Bridger Bowl offers several pass options to suit different skiing preferences. Passes will be shipped free of charge to new passholders only through November 17, 2024. Bridger Bowl Cards from past seasons will automatically be activated after the waiver is signed, a photo is uploaded, and payment is complete. Payment plans and family discounts are no longer available for the 2024/25 season. (bridgerbowl.com)

• Full Season Pass

  • Cost:
    • Adult (25–69): $1,210
    • Young Adult (19–24): $1,160
    • Junior (13–18): $655
    • Child (7–12): $360
    • Pre-School (6 & under): $15
    • Senior (70–79): $655
    • Super Senior (80 & over): $15
  • Access: Unlimited skiing at Bridger Bowl.
  • Perks: Free parking, discounted lesson packages, and access to community events.

• Value Pass

  • Cost:
    • Adult (19–69): $1,010
    • Junior (13–18): $430
    • Child (7–12): $305
  • Access: Ski and ride every day except for blackout dates over busy holidays.
  • Blackout Dates:
    • December 26 – January 1
    • January 18 – 20
    • February 15 – 17
  • Perks: Save money and avoid the crowds.

• Midweek Pass

  • Cost:
    • Adult (19–69): $595
    • Senior (70–79): $465
  • Access: Ski and ride Monday through Friday.
  • Perks: Enjoy the slopes during less crowded weekdays.

Mountain Collective Pass

• Access: Includes two days at Big Sky Resort, plus 50% off additional days.
• Cost: $659
• Perks: No blackout dates, with 25 participating resorts worldwide.

Montana’s ski season is just around the corner, offering thrilling adventures, unmatched mountain views, and cozy après-ski experiences. Whether you’re exploring the world-class terrain at Big Sky, enjoying Bridger Bowl’s laid-back charm, or carving turns at one of the state’s other top resorts, there’s something for every skier and snowboarder. Secure your passes, check your gear, and get ready to make the most of the 2024/2025 winter season. See you on the slopes!