New Snow Pass To Offer Two Days Each At Fourteen Ski Resorts
A new multi-mountain pass has arrived.
Yesterday, Snow Partners announced the relaunch of the Snow Triple Play for the 2026-27 season, along with the introduction of a new product. Priced at $339.99, the Snow Pass will give you two days each at various mountains, mostly situated in the Northeast. The Snow Triple Play, which premiered last year, has added 7 more partners and costs $179.99. Passes go on sale on September 8th at 4 p.m.
These passes also include discounts to Mountain Collective and OvRride Adventure Collective, plus access to OpenSnow.
The Partners
The Snow Triple Play gives you three total days of skiing with access to 23 ski resorts. You can use the pass at one mountain for up to two days. However, various mountains are subject to blackout dates. The following mountains will be part of the Snow Triple Play.
- New Jersey: Big SNOW and Mountain Creek
- New York: Belleayre, Gore, Holiday Mountain, HoliMont, Kissing Bridge, Plattekill, Whiteface.
- Connecticut: Mount Southington
- Massachusetts: Blue Hills, Ski Butternut, and Jiminy Peak.
- Northern New England: Cranmore (NH) and Pleasant Mountain (ME)
- Canada: Bromont, Sommet Edelweiss, Sommet Gabriel, Sommet Morin Heights, Sommet Olympia, Sommet Saint-Sauveur, and Ski Martock. Most of these ski resorts are in Quebec, except for Ski Martock.
The Snow Pass will start with fourteen partners. You get a maximum of two days at each mountain, meaning you can get 28 days overall on the pass. The noticeable difference is the loss of some Northeast mountains, while adding Monarch Mountain and Snow King out West. The Snow Pass partners will include:
- New Jersey: Big SNOW, Mountain Creek
- New York: Belleayre, Gore, HoliMont, Oak Mountain, Whiteface
- Connecticut: Mount Southington
- Massachusetts: Blue Hills and Ski Butternut
- Maine: Pleasant Mountain
- Canada: Ski Martock (NS)
- Out West: Monarch Mountain (CO) and Snow King (WY)
Target Markets
The Snow Triple Play remains a great option for those who get out at most a couple of times a year. If you live around New York City, New Jersey, Boston, Buffalo, Hartford, or Portland, this pass is worth exploring. It also makes sense for people who are thinking about a trip up to Quebec because of its offerings.
The Snow Pass has expanded that appeal to those who want to ski more than three days at these destinations, but aren’t frequent enough guests to warrant a season pass. Those who live around New York City, Boston, Newark, and Jersey City should consider it.
Future Growth
These pass products were created by Snow Partners. The New Jersey-based company owns and operates Mountain Creek and Big SNOW American Dream. Their SnowCloud cloud-based software platform and Snow Operating (known for its Terrain Based Learning system) businesses have helped create connections in the ski industry, allowing them to create these multi-mountain passes.
Next up for Snow Partners pass products appears to be a Midwest offering. Snow Partners confirmed it plans to offer a Midwest Triple Play Pass next year. The change from its initial planned launch from 2026-27 to 2027-28 is due to allow “prospective resort partners [to] complete previous pass contractual commitments.” In terms of how this will impact the pass landscape, interpret that as you will.
Image/Video Credits: Mountain Creek, Snow Pass
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