The 2026-27 SKI NY Gold Pass
The SKI NY Gold Pass is limited to 25 lucky purchasers. This prestigious Pass entitles the holder to get one lift ticket a day at each member ski area listed below during the 2026 – 27 ski season.
SKI NY Gold Pass
The Gold Pass is fully transferable so it can be shared with family or co-workers. If you’re not skiing that day someone you share it with can use it that day instead. However, it can only be used once(1) per day for one(1) person.
Sales are limited to one(1) per household and as only 25 are sold they will sell out quickly. Once sold out there will be no more issued for the season.
NOTE: Gold Passes cannot be resold as it is forbidden and against the rules. Misuse of the Gold Pass is Theft of Services and will result in revocation and termination of the pass.
Cost of gold pass for 26-27 is $1,750. Sales of pass are limited and subject to SKI NY review.
Gold Pass not honored at Mount Pisgah
2025-26 Participating Ski Areas -
Subject to Change Without Notice
- Belleayre Mountain
- Bristol Mountain
- Buffalo Ski Center
- Catamount
- Dry Hill Ski Area
- Gore Mountain
- Greek Peak Mountain Resort: Greek Peak Account Required and Reservations Strongly Recommended – Details at https://www.greekpeak.net/ski-ride/exclusive-ski-passes/
- Ski Holiday Mountain
- Holiday Valley Resort
- Holimont (Non-Holiday Weekdays Only)
- Hunt Hollow Ski Club (Non-Holiday Weekdays Only)
- Hunter Mountain
- Kissing Bridge
- Labrador Mountain
- Maple Ski Ridge
- McCauley Mountain
- Mount Peter
- Mt. Van Hoevenberg XC
- Oak Mountain
- Peek ‘n Peak Resort
- Plattekill Mountain
- Royal Mountain
- Snow Ridge Resort
- Song Mountain
- Swain Resort
- Thunder Ridge
- Titus Mountain
- West Mountain
- Whiteface Mountain
- Willard Mountain
- Windham Mountain Club
- Woods Valley
SKI NY Gold Pass Rules & Regulations
- Can only be used for one person once per day
- Can be transferred to another person for use if not used at all on a given day
- Cannot be sold to any other person or party
- Cannot be reproduced
- Misuse of the Gold Pass is Theft of Services and will result in revocation and termination of the pass.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SKI NY Gold Pass?
The SKI NY Gold Pass is a season pass good for one lift ticket per day at each participating SKI NY ski area. Only 25 are sold each season, limited to one per household. The pass is transferable, so family members or co-workers can share it, one person per day.
Which ski areas accept the SKI NY Gold Pass?
In the 2025-26 season, 32 SKI NY ski areas accepted the Gold Pass, including Hunter, Whiteface, Gore, Windham, Belleayre and Holiday Valley. HoliMont and Hunt Hollow accept it on non-holiday weekdays only, and Greek Peak requires an account and recommends reservations. The participating list can change each season.
When does the SKI NY Gold Pass go on sale?
The 2026-27 Gold Pass goes on sale in October 2026. With only 25 sold, it sells out quickly, and no more are issued once it does. To join the notification list, email [email protected].
Can I share or resell the SKI NY Gold Pass?
You can share it, but you cannot sell it. Anyone you share it with can use it on a day you are not skiing, limited to one person once per day. Reselling or copying the pass is not allowed, and misuse is treated as theft of services and ends the pass.
Can I use the Gold Pass to redeem a Kids Ski & Ride Passport?
Yes, at most areas. The SKI NY Gold Pass counts as the paying adult ticket for Kids Passport redemption, except at Labrador Mountain and Song Mountain, which require a full-price adult ticket. Check the Passport participating areas list for each area’s rules.
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