Power Pass
Unlimited Southwest Skiing and Free Season Passes for Kids 12 & Under
Operated by Mountain Capital Partners (MCP), the Power Pass is the uncontested champion of high-value skiing in the American Southwest. Spanning Colorado, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, New Mexico, and Oregon, the pass includes unlimited skiing at Purgatory, Arizona Snowbowl, Brian Head, Lee Canyon, Willamette Pass, and Sipapu. Its standout industry feature is the Power Kids pass, which gives completely free, unrestricted season passes to every child aged 12 and under with no purchase required.
Pricing Structure & Tier Breakdown
Current Season Rates
| Pass Tier | Spring Rate | Fall Rate | Access Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power Pass (Adult 37-64) | $599 | $749 | Unlimited skiing with zero blackouts |
| Young Adult (25-36) | $459 | $579 | Millennial and young professional rate |
| Power Kids (12 & Under) | Free ($0) | Free ($0) | Completely free season pass with zero blackout dates |
Renewal Incentive: Early spring renewal rates offer significant savings
Breakeven Math
Priced at $599 to $749, the pass breaks even in 3 to 4 days at Arizona Snowbowl or Purgatory where peak day tickets reach $180 to $220. For families with two kids, the free Power Kids passes save over $1,000 immediately.
Estimated Breakeven
3 to 4 days
Holiday Blackout Dates
The full Power Pass has zero blackout dates. The lower-tier Power Pass Select has peak holiday blackouts at Snowbowl and Purgatory.
Mountain Reservation Rules
- No lift reservations required at any MCP resort.
Passholder Perks & Inclusions
Power Kids: completely free season pass for all kids 12 and under.
3 free days each at partner mountains like Loveland, Monarch, and Sundance.
Summer scenic chairlift and mountain bike park access.
10% off food and beverage at resort lodges.
Who Should Buy Power Pass?
Families with children under 12, and Southwest skiers based in Arizona, Southern Utah, Las Vegas, New Mexico, or Southwest Colorado.
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Power Pass Mountain Footprint (6 Destinations)
Included Mountain Resorts (6)
Explore encyclopedia guides for all mountain destinations accessible on this pass.
| Resort | Location | Vertical | Skiable Acres | Access Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona Snowbowl | Arizona, US | 2,300' | 777 | Explore |
| Brian Head Resort | Utah, US | 1,370' | 650 | Explore |
| Lee Canyon | Nevada, US | 1,200' | 300 | Explore |
| Purgatory Resort | Colorado, US | 2,029' | 1,635 | Explore |
| Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort | New Mexico, US | 1,400' | 300 | Explore |
| Willamette Pass Resort | Oregon, US | 1,300' | 350 | Explore |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Power Kids pass really free?
Yes. The Power Kids pass is completely free for all children aged 12 and under. There is no adult ticket purchase required to claim it.
Which mountains are included on the Power Pass?
Purgatory in Durango CO, Arizona Snowbowl in Flagstaff AZ, Brian Head in Utah, Lee Canyon outside Las Vegas NV, Willamette Pass in Oregon, and Sipapu, Pajarito, and Sandia Peak in New Mexico.