Vail Resorts has begun selling Epic Pass products for the 2026/27 ski season, introducing new discounted pricing aimed at younger skiers and snowboarders.

Under the new structure, skiers and riders ages 13 to 30 will receive roughly 20% off the standard price of the Epic Pass and Epic Local Pass. Pricing for the upcoming season starts at $869 for the Epic Pass and $649 for the Epic Local Pass for that age group.

The company is also continuing a program introduced last season that offers Epic Pass holders up to 10 “Epic Friend Tickets” when passes are purchased early. Those tickets allow passholders to share discounted lift access with friends and family, providing about 50% off adult lift tickets and 25% off child tickets.

In addition, Vail Resorts says skiers and riders who purchased lift tickets during the current season may qualify for discounts of up to $175 toward the purchase of a 2026/27 Epic Pass.

Epic Pass products provide access to Vail Resorts destinations across North America, including several in the Mid-Atlantic region. Pennsylvania resorts on the Epic Pass include Liberty Mountain, Roundtop Mountain, Whitetail Resort, Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Hidden Valley Resort, Laurel Mountain, Jack Frost, and Big Boulder.

Visit epicpass.com for more details on the Epic Pass.