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Jackson Hole Brings Back Its Denim Day With an Unusual Ticket Price

Jackson Hole offers $35 lift tickets on December 4 for Ski in Jeans Day, giving early-season visitors a cheaper way to plan a Teton Village weekend.

Ski news: Jackson Hole Brings Back Its Denim Day With an Unusual Ticket Price

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is bringing back Ski in Jeans Day on Friday, December 4, 2026, with a $35 lift ticket. The fourth edition pairs the denim-themed ski day with a $199 three-day ticket valid December 4 through 6, giving visitors two distinct ways to build an early-December trip.

The single-day price applies across the adult, senior, teen and youth categories listed on the resort's event page. The same is true of the three-day offer. For someone choosing between a Friday outing and a full weekend, that makes the arithmetic straightforward: the lowest advertised entry price belongs to Friday, while the longer product covers the following two days as well.

The mountain is asking guests to buy ahead because event tickets could sell out. That is a useful distinction for travelers who might otherwise leave a themed community day to the last minute. Secure the skiing first, then compare the rest of the trip's costs before committing to a stay.

The discounts come with different conditions

There is also a rental offer at Teton Village Sports and JH Sports: performance ski and snowboard equipment is discounted by 50 percent on December 4, with denim required to redeem it. Visitors should check that condition separately from the lift-ticket purchase rather than assuming every promotion works the same way.

For a longer visit, Jackson Hole Resort Lodging lists a 10 percent discount for qualifying stays of at least three nights during December 3 through 7. Exclusions and a booking deadline apply. A lodging percentage alone does not establish the cheapest trip, so compare the final stay total with other available rooms before choosing.

The village program includes mechanical bull riding, roping, vendor pop-ups and live music. Those activities give companions a reason to linger after skiing, particularly if the group wants a social weekend as much as time on the mountain.

Parking deserves advance thought, too. The resort expects spaces to fill quickly and recommends the START Bus from town or a connection from the free Stilson Lot. That advice matters even for a day trip: a discounted ticket does not remove the morning arrival bottleneck.

Check the official Ski in Jeans event page for purchase terms and the latest schedule. Our Jackson Hole guide can help place the event within a wider winter visit.