Passes & tickets
One page, one pass
Every price here is copied from Phoenix Mountain's own published schedule, headed “2025-2026 Season Pass”. It is the most recent one the hill has published — it is not this coming winter's, and nothing on this page has been guessed.
Read this first
These are the 2025-2026 prices, shown as the last published schedule
Phoenix has not published a schedule for the coming winter, so this concept does not invent one. Last season the early-bird window ran 1 October – 9 November; treat that as a guide to timing, not a promise.
Season passes
The whole winter, five prices
Early-bird pricing is the cheapest the season gets. After the window closes, the regular price applies.
Swipe the table sideways →
| Season pass | Early bird 1 October – 9 November last season | Regular after the window |
|---|---|---|
| Adult 19+ | $620 | $715 |
| Youth 13–18 | $310 | $357 |
| Child 6–12 | $310 | $357 |
| Senior 65+ | $400 | $460 |
| Under 6 | $24 | $28 |
- Prices exclude GST and processing.
- Season Passes are non-transferrable and non-refundable.
Day tickets
Half day is 9:30am–1pm or 12pm–3:30pm. Under 6 is free.
| Lift ticket | Full day | Half day |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | $59 | $50 |
| Adult, weekday | $55 | $46 |
| Youth | $32 | $27 |
| Senior | $46 | $38 |
| Child | $32 | $27 |
| Rope Tow only | $22 | $18 |
| Under 6 | Free | Free |
Day ticket prices are published without a season label on the hill's own price list, so they are shown here exactly as found. Ask before you drive up.
Punch cards
Multi-day cards. They don't expire — ever.
- Adult 3-day
- $168
- Adult 6-day
- $329
Worth knowing
A six-day adult card works out cheaper per day than six single tickets, and there is no deadline hanging over it. For anyone who skis a handful of days a winter, it is the quiet middle option between a day ticket and a season pass.
How you would buy
Four systems, collapsed into one screen
Today, buying a pass means a waiver on one service, a ticketing portal on another, a portrait photo uploaded as a file, and an e-transfer sent from your bank. Four places to get lost. Here is the same purchase as a single page.
Buy a season pass
Concept mock — not a working form
Step one
Who is skiing?
Age sets the category automatically — nobody has to work out which price band a fourteen-year-old falls into.
Step two
Photo for the pass
Step three
Waiver
Step four
Pay
Example basket · 2025-2026 prices
- 2 × Adult 19+ $620 each, early bird
- $1,240
- 1 × Youth 13–18 $310 each, early bird
- $310
- Total
- $1,550
Excludes GST and processing. Illustrative only — worked out from the 2025-2026 published prices, which are last season's.
Why it matters here
A pass is a real amount of money for a household. Every extra screen between deciding and paying is a place where someone puts the phone down and doesn't come back — and on a volunteer-run hill, pass income is what buys diesel in December.
To actually buy one, today
This is a concept site. Nothing above submits anywhere. Email the hill — out of season that is the only channel that is open.
skiphoenix@gmail.com250-444-6565 — in-season only
Built to be updated
Next season's prices are a five-minute job
The reason last season's schedule is still the newest thing published is almost never reluctance — it is that changing it is awkward. So on this concept, no date and no price is typed into a page. Every one of them is read from a single file, and until somebody marks the new prices confirmed, the site keeps telling visitors the truth.
src/data/season.ts
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label
The season the prices belong to, e.g. “2026-2027”.
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earlyBird.label
The early-bird window, e.g. “1 October – 9 November”.
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seasonPasses
The five pass prices, early bird and regular.
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pricesAreConfirmed
Flip to true and every “last published schedule” warning on the site disappears.
Change those four things and the header banner, the season pass table, the example basket, the home page and this page all follow. Nothing goes stale in a corner.