Peru, Vermont — Founded in 1936, Bromley Mountain is preparing to celebrate a major anniversary this upcoming winter.
Bromley Mountain is celebrating its 90th anniversary during the 2026-27 season. To celebrate the occasion, the Vermont ski resort is selling $90 lift tickets. However, there’s an additional tax, bringing the total to $95.40. You can buy up to four tickets.
It’s a slight discount off the window rate for this upcoming winter, which is $129 (also likely not including taxes). According to New England Ski History, last winter’s ticket price came to $126.14 (including taxes), so it’s a good value if you know that you’ll be skiing there this upcoming winter. This is especially true since Bromley isn’t part of any major lift-served multi-mountain pass.
The deal will be available either until September 7th or as supplies last, whichever comes first. Click here to learn more.
About Bromley Mountain
Located in Southern Vermont, Bromley Mountain features 47 trails, 9 lifts, and a vertical drop of 1,334 feet. It has one of the highest ski resort base elevations in Vermont at 1,950 feet. Bromley averages 145 inches of snow and has 86% snowmaking coverage. For those looking to make a ski trip out of it, Bromley is also close to Magic Mountain and Stratton.
Bromley features various summertime attractions, including alpine slides, a waterslide, mini golf, disc golf, bumper boats, scenic chairlift rides, an observation tower, and more. Last year, Bromley opened a new climbing attraction.
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