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Lee Canyon lift tickets
Lee Canyon 2026/27 lift ticket and season pass prices from the resort, checked on a set date: demand-based day tickets from $9, Power Pass, kids free.
Updated Nov 1, 2026 · 4 sources
Lee Canyon doesn’t have one lift ticket price. It has a price per day, set by demand, and you see it on a calendar when you buy. That’s the most useful thing to understand before you plan a trip from Las Vegas: the same ticket can cost very different amounts on a quiet Tuesday and on the Saturday after a storm.
Everything below comes from the resort’s own pages, read on the date shown under Sources. Prices change, so treat these as a snapshot and check the ticket page before you go.
Day tickets
- Price: “Starting as low as $9 + a $10 Lee Cash,” which is a credit you can spend on food, drinks and apparel at the resort. That’s the floor, on the lowest-demand days. The resort says prices “go up with demand” and can rise quickly during storms and holidays.
- Where to buy: Online at leecanyonlv.com. The ticket page says lift tickets must be bought online.
- Changing your plans: You can exchange a ticket, rental or lesson for a credit with no fee until 11:59 p.m. the night before. Miss that and the purchase is forfeited. If the new date costs more, you pay the difference.
- No half days. The FAQ says there are no half-day tickets.
- Season: The 2026/27 ski season is scheduled to start November 20, 2026, according to the resort. Opening day depends on snow.
- Kids 12 and under ski free with the free Power Kids pass, per the season pass page.
The new card
For 2026/27, every ticket and pass goes on a reusable RFID card, and everyone needs a new one this season. If you don’t have one, you can buy it during checkout and print it at the “Pick Up Box” kiosks at the resort by scanning the QR code in your confirmation email. Leave a few minutes for this on your first visit.
How to pay less
The resort’s own advice is to buy online and in advance, because its prices “go up with demand” as the date gets closer. Midweek days outside the holidays are usually where the low prices are. If you’re flexible, look at the calendar for the whole week before picking a day.
Lee Canyon season pass 2026/27
Lee Canyon is part of the Power Pass group of mountains, which includes Brian Head in Utah and Arizona Snowbowl. The 2026/27 adult prices (ages 37–64) on the season pass page:
| Pass | Adult price | What it covers | Blackouts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power Pass | $1,149 | Unlimited at all 10 Power Pass mountains | None |
| 12 Day Power Pass | $799 | 12 restricted days at Lee Canyon, Purgatory and Snowbowl, plus unlimited at Brian Head and several smaller mountains | Yes |
| 4 Day Power Pass | $499 | 4 restricted days across Lee Canyon, Brian Head, Snowbowl, Purgatory and more | Yes |
| Weekday Power Pass | $299 (1 day a week) to $549 (5 days) | Monday–Friday at the U.S. Power Pass mountains | Weekends; Dec 28–31, 2026 |
| Lee Canyon Weekday Pass | $225 (1 day a week) to $325 (5 days) | Lee Canyon on the weekdays you choose | Weekends; Dec 28–31, 2026 |
| Active Duty Military | $549 | Unlimited Lee Canyon, ages 17+, proof required | Yes |
| Power Kids | Free | Ages 12 and under, all Power Pass mountains | None |
| Super Senior | Free | Ages 75 and older, all 10 Power Pass mountains | None |
The blackout dates for the 12 Day, 4 Day and military passes are December 27–31, 2026, January 16–17, 2027 and February 13–14, 2027. Younger adults and seniors 65–74 pay less than the prices in the table; the pass page lists each age band. Most passes include six tickets at 50% off the online rate, which you can use yourself on a blackout day or give to friends. The resort says starting pass prices haven’t gone up since 2023.
Which one makes sense
A rough way to think about it, using only the numbers above:
- A few days a season, mostly weekdays: Day tickets bought early, or the Lee Canyon Weekday Pass if you’ll go at least a handful of times.
- Weekends, including holidays: Only the full Power Pass has no blackout dates.
- You’ll also drive to Brian Head: The 12 Day Power Pass includes unlimited Brian Head days, which is roughly a three-hour drive from Las Vegas. See Brian Head from Las Vegas.
- Kids: Sign them up for the free Power Kids pass before the season.
- Comparing passes: See which ski pass to buy in Las Vegas for every Power Pass option side by side, with blackout dates.
What a ticket doesn’t include
A lift ticket is just the lift. Rentals and lessons are separate, and the rental shop needs you to have a lift ticket before it rents you gear. If you’re renting in town instead, see rentals for Lee Canyon. Parking is free. The drive up is about 50 miles from Downtown, and there’s no cell service on the mountain road, so buy your ticket and save your confirmation email before you leave town. Our getting to Lee Canyon page covers the route, parking and chain rules. First time on a board? See snowboarding at Lee Canyon for the free beginner lesson and lesson options, or go back to the Lee Canyon guide.