Snowbird offering parking passes next season for $799

Snowbird, Little Cottonwood Canyon. Photo: Sam Watson, courtesy of Snowbird

SNOWBIRD, Utah — Snowbird recently announced their season pass options for the 2022-23 season, which will go on sale April 13.

“The 2022-23 winter season not only signifies the start of the next era of Snowbird with our all-new Tram cabins, but the symbolic start of what the next 50 years have in store,” said Dave Fields, Snowbird president and general manager. “We look forward to moving into the future with our loyal passholders, continuing to build lifelong mountain memories.”

For $50 down, the Summit Pass will be available for purchase starting April 13, 2022, providing unlimited access to Snowbird. The Alta-Bird Pass will be available later this spring, with more details to follow. Both passes will offer the option to purchase an Ikon Base Pass as an add-on (does not include days at Alta) for $299. The Flex-4 Tix will also go on sale, giving one person access to the mountain any four days of the 2022-23 winter season with zero blackout dates.

Those who purchase a Summit Season Pass will have free access to ride in the resort’s new tram cabins, expected to open in late June. Passholders will have the option to purchase rooftop balcony access.

New for the 2022-23 season, Snowbird is offering all returning season passholders Bird Loyalty Benefits. Bird Loyalty Benefits will be automatically given to anyone purchasing their second or more consecutive season pass and includes a free night’s stay at The Cliff Lodge per adult pass, two summertime All-Day Activity Passes and four 50% off Friends and Family Tickets. All passholders, regardless of loyalty status, will receive Bird Benefits which include free UTA Bus fare, unlimited 15% off select Mountain School programs, discounted lodging rates, 10% off all Snowbird logo merchandise, 20% off gear rentals and more.

Season Parking Passes will also go on sale April 13, starting at $799. Snowbird’s parking program for the 2022-23 season will remain the same as that used during the 2021-22 season, with a hybrid approach offering both paid, reserved parking in complement to the majority of parking being free, first-come, first-served.