Lift Ticket Rundown: FREE tickets and preseason specials
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Welcome to the first issue of the Lift Ticket Rundown for the 26/27 ski season. We are your guide to the best lift ticket deals and promos across New England. It's October, so preseason deals and specials are beginning to pop up, but there are even more ways to ski for cheap if you do some digging. Don't worry, we do all the hard work for you. Before we get into the deals, here are some quick announcements:
Our Ski & Stay deals are beginning to fill up
We're offering some incredible ski weekends at Sunday River (1/8 through 1/20), Smugglers' Notch (2/26 through 2/28), and Jay Peak (3/19 through 3/21). All of these deals include 2 nights of slope side lodging and 3 days of lift tickets for as low as $415 per person. These deals always sell out, so check out our Upcoming Deals page to see all the details and reserve your spot.
Did you miss our first Insider Alert?
We created the Insider Alerts program to notify our members via text message for deals that are extremely limited and can't wait until the next issue. Earlier this week, Waterville did a one-day-only flash sale with $60 tickets. If you weren't signed up for Insider Alerts, you probably missed it. Don't miss the next deal! Sign up for Insider Alerts for free now!
Deals on tickets. Now deals on gear too!
We already bring you the best ways to ski for less. This season, we'll be adding a new "Featured Gear Deal" section of the Lift Ticket Rundown. When we find a unique product that we know will make your ski day better AND we can get our members an exclusive deal, we'll share it with you here. Stay tuned for the first Featured Gear Deal in the next issue.
Now, onto the deals. This week's theme: preseason deals you should know about.
Sugarbush is bringing back the TBD Ticket. $99 gets you a ticket valid any day of the 26/27 season, PLUS you get a bonus free day valid any day after 3/31.
The Snowvana ski show comes to Marlborough, MA from November 6-8. Attending the event gets you access to some amazing deals:
All attendees can get a FREE lift ticket to Black Mountain of Maine valid any day in December or January
Get a FREE midweek lift ticket to McIntyre
FREE lift ticket for Christmas Eve at Nashoba Valley
$50 any day lift ticket to Pats Peak (limited supply, only on sale 10/6 from 4-8 pm)
2 for $99 midweek lift tickets at Pats Peak.
$69 any day lift ticket to Tenney
$50 midweek tickets to Gunstock
Plus many more
The Throwback Card returns at Magic Mountain. Purchase a card for $99, and unlock $79 lift tickets all season, BUT your second visit is completely free. This deal pays for itself in just 2 visits to Magic.
The Bash Badge is a great deal if you plan to ski 2 or more days at Smugglers' Notch. Pay $159 up front, and get $30 lift tickets all season.
The Ski Vermont 4Pass is such a good deal that you have to enter a lottery for the right to buy it. $220 gets you 4 lift ticket vouchers to use at basically any of Vermont's mountains (max of 1 redemption per mountain). The lottery opens on 10/5.
The Snow Triple Play pass is a unique product that could be great depending on where you live. $185 gets you 3 total lift tickets that you can use at any of 23 different mountains (max of 2 at any one mountain). Taking a trip to the Mt. Washington Valley? Use it at Cranmore and Pleasant. Live in New York? Some of the state's best mountains are partners. The same company also offers the Snow Pass which could be a great product for some.
Everyone knows about the Vail's Epic Pass, but one hack to get a cheap ski day at one of their New Hampshire properties is to get a 1 day Epic Day Pass with holiday restrictions. Choosing the right criteria lets you ski at Wildcat, Attitash, Crotched, our Sunapee for just $70.
Once the snow begins to fly, you can expect a new issue of the Lift Ticket Rundown about once a week. Until then, we'll make sure to keep you updated as we uncover more steals, hacks, and ways to ski for less.
The Lift Ticket Rundown is brought to you by No Boundaries — your insider source for the best lift ticket deals, steals, and ski-day secrets across New England.
Reminder: No Boundaries doesn't run or sell these deals — we just find them so you don't have to. Prices, dates, and details can change fast, so always double check with each mountain or organization before you buy.
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