Brighton lift tickets 2026-27
The highest reported Brighton adult day ticket price at the window for 2026-27 is $195, per SnowBrains (2026-08-19). Prices change by date, and buying online ahead is usually cheaper.
- Adult window price
- $195
- Cheaper online ahead
- Yes
- Pass
- Ikon Pass
- Snow next 7 days
- 0.0"
What the latest reports say
Window price for Sat Dec 26, 2026 (holiday date) was $195, or $136 online (30% off). Not a confirmed season maximum.
Sources: SnowBrains (2026-08-19). Snow Way doesn't sell tickets; always confirm the price for your dates with Brighton before you go.
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How to pay less for Brighton lift tickets
- Buy online, early. Most big resorts now use date-based pricing, and the walk-up window is the most expensive way to ski.
- Ski midweek and avoid holidays. Saturdays and holiday weeks cost the most.
- Compare a pass. Brighton is on the Ikon Pass. Even a limited-day pass can beat a few day tickets; see Ikon vs Epic.
- Buy multi-day. Per-day prices usually drop with each day you add.
- Time it with the snow. If your dates are flexible, check the Brighton snow forecast and the best time to ski Brighton before you buy. More money-saving ideas are in how to save money on a ski trip.
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Brighton lift tickets FAQ
How much is a lift ticket at Brighton?
The highest reported Brighton adult day ticket price at the window for 2026-27 is $195, per SnowBrains (2026-08-19). Prices change by date, and buying online ahead is usually cheaper.
Is it cheaper to buy Brighton lift tickets online?
Yes. Brighton prices tickets bought online in advance below the walk-up window price. The earlier you buy and the quieter the date, the more you save.
Is Brighton on the Epic or Ikon Pass?
Brighton is on the Ikon Pass for 2026-27. If you'll ski more than a few days, a pass often costs less than day tickets.
When are Brighton lift tickets most expensive?
Holiday periods (Christmas to New Year's, MLK and Presidents' Day weekends) and Saturdays are usually the priciest days. Midweek days in early December, January and April are usually the cheapest.