Tickets start at $10 for Snow League’s Park City debut

Tickets are on sale for The Snow League’s Jan. 21-23 debut at Park City Mountain, featuring Olympic champions and local athletes Zoe Atkin and Hunter Hess.

PARK CITY, Utah — Tickets are now on sale for The Snow League’s Park City debut, bringing Olympic champions and some of the world’s top snowboard and freeski athletes to Park City Mountain Jan. 21-23, 2027.

General admission tickets start at $10 for Thursday’s qualifying rounds and Friday’s semifinals, and $25 for Saturday’s finals. Children under 12 can attend for free. Ticket prices are scheduled to increase Dec. 1, according to an announcement from The Snow League.

Founded by three-time Olympic gold medalist Shaun White, The Snow League features head-to-head competition in snowboard and freeski halfpipe. Season two will begin in Aspen before heading to Park City and ending at LAAX, Switzerland, where athletes will compete for the season championship.

The Park City event will feature competition on Park City Mountain’s newly upgraded 22-foot halfpipe.

Olympic champions and local athletes to compete

The Park City event is expected to feature several Olympic champions and medalists from the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, including Chinese freeski star Eileen Gu and Japanese snowboarder Yuto Totsuka.

Park City native Zoe Atkin, who won bronze in women’s freeski halfpipe at the 2026 Olympics, is also slated to compete.

“Park City is home for me, so getting the chance to compete in The Snow League here is going to be really special,” Atkin said in the announcement. “I grew up skiing and training here, and this community has played such a big role in my career.”

American freeskiier Hunter Hess, a Utah local, is also looking forward to competing in Park City.

“The head-to-head format brings a totally different energy, and I think fans are going to have a lot of fun watching it in person,” Hess said. “We want the crowd to be loud and really get behind us, so grab a ticket, come hang out and see what The Snow League is all about.”

The roster also includes reigning Snow League champions and rising athletes from countries including Japan, China, and New Zealand. The league says eight of the 12 halfpipe medalists from the 2026 Olympics are part of the Season Two roster.

In person and online watch options

General admission tickets start at $10 for qualifying rounds and semifinals, and $25 for Saturday’s finals. Prices vary by competition day and purchase date.

For fans seeking an upgraded experience, The Snow Deck offers premium admission starting at $150. The package includes a dedicated viewing platform, complimentary food and beverages, access to a climate-controlled tent and grandstand access.

Free public entertainment and fan programming will also take place throughout the venue, with additional details expected in the coming weeks.

The Snow League said more than 500 tickets have been designated for local youth and community groups as part of its community commitment.

Tickets are available through The Snow League’s website.

All three Season Two events will stream live on Peacock in the United States and on The Snow League’s YouTube channel internationally. The Park City event will also receive an NBC broadcast encore presentation Sunday, Jan. 24.