Imagine getting 80 days of skiing at 16 Vermont ski resorts for less than $2,000, including some of the biggest names in Northeast skiing. That works out to less than $25 per lift ticket, an extraordinary price considering what many of these mountains charge for a single day.
The Ski Vermont VIP Corporate Pass offers exactly that for the 2026-27 winter season, providing 80 single-day lift ticket vouchers for $1,995 plus tax. Participating mountains include Stowe, Killington, Jay Peak, Sugarbush, Stratton, Okemo and Mount Snow, among others.
There’s just one major catch. Unlike a traditional season pass, the VIP Corporate Pass cannot be purchased by individual skiers and snowboarders. It’s exclusively available to qualifying businesses and associations located outside of Vermont.
How Does the 80-Day Ski Pass Work?
Rather than providing unlimited access to participating resorts, the Ski Vermont VIP Corporate Pass consists of 80 physical lift ticket vouchers, with five vouchers allocated to each of 16 ski areas.
Each voucher can be redeemed for one day of skiing or snowboarding at its designated mountain, subject to the resort’s restrictions. The participating ski areas are Bolton Valley, Bromley, Burke Mountain, Jay Peak, Killington, Mad River Glen, Magic Mountain, Middlebury Snow Bowl, Mount Snow, Okemo, Pico, Saskadena Six, Smugglers’ Notch, Stowe, Stratton and Sugarbush.
The $1,995 price works out to approximately $24.94 per lift ticket before tax if all 80 vouchers are used. The program isn’t designed to give one person 80 unrestricted days on the mountain, rather the intention is for businesses and associations to distribute the vouchers to employees, clients or members, making the program a potentially valuable employee benefit or membership perk.
There are also restrictions to consider. Many participating mountains impose blackout dates during Christmas week, Martin Luther King Jr. weekend and Presidents Day weekend. Some require advance online redemption, while others allow vouchers to be presented at ticket windows. Individual resorts may also restrict ticket availability on busy days.
Why Can’t Most Skiers Buy This Pass?
The VIP Corporate Pass is available only to out-of-state businesses and associations, with all purchases requiring Ski Vermont’s approval.
For the 2026-27 season, Ski Vermont has introduced a new application process. Eligible organizations must submit their company information and receive approval before purchasing. Applications are generally reviewed within five business days, and approved organizations can purchase up to six VIP Pass packages without additional authorization.
That means an ordinary skier cannot simply visit Ski Vermont’s website and purchase a book of 80 vouchers. However, individuals may still benefit from the program if their employer or an eligible ski club participates.
Ski Vermont permits approved purchasers to distribute individual vouchers, although public resale is prohibited. The vouchers are valid only for the 2026-27 season, cannot be rolled over to another winter and will not be replaced if lost.
Vermont Has Another Multi-Resort Pass Available to Individuals
For skiers who don’t qualify for the corporate program, Ski Vermont also offers its 4Pass, which provides four single-day lift ticket vouchers for $220 plus tax.
The 4Pass allows one day at each of four different participating mountains, with the product assigned to an individual rather than a business. Availability is limited and purchases are managed through a lottery system. The entry period for the 2026-27 season has already closed, although drawings may continue for existing entrants as inventory permits.
Other multi-mountain ski passes also offer discounted access to multiple Northeast destinations, but the VIP Corporate Pass stands out for the sheer number of lift tickets available through a single purchase.
For an approved organization with employees or members who enjoy skiing and snowboarding, 80 lift tickets spread across Vermont’s ski areas could represent substantial savings. For individual skiers hoping to purchase the entire package themselves, however, the deal remains out of reach.
