Mountain Collective

All pass holders will receive their card by mail. It allows you to bypass the lines and access the lifts directly at most of our resorts. After purchasing a Mountain Collective pass, send a photo and sign the waiver to receive your card by mail.

No, we allow only one card per person.

Young adult passes are for skiers and snowboarders aged 13 to 18 at the time of purchase. Child passes are for skiers and snowboarders aged 6-12 at the time of purchase. For ages 5 and under, it’s free; you need to select this type of pass at the time of purchase.

Absolutely! You can reuse your card with Mountain Collective for future seasons. We encourage you to keep it for future use as it will remain valid each year. It’s also important to note that there’s a cost associated with replacing the card.

You’ll be able to obtain a day pass at any of our resorts upon presenting proof of purchase and identification.

No, the Mountain Collective pass is non-transferable. Using someone else’s pass constitutes fraud.

The Mountain Collective pass is non-cancelable and non-refundable.

Some resorts require reservations for ski days (and/or parking spaces) for specific times. Please check the resort reservations page before your visit for all the details.

Yes, you can make changes to your reservations at the following Mountain Collective resort locations:

Aspen Réservations
Big Sky Réservations
Jackson Hole Réservations

For more information on updating your reservations at certain hotels, visit the Mountain Collective Hotel Reservations page.