Mt. Hood Meadows offers a variety of lift ticket options so you can select the most affordable way to explore our mountain.
Tickets include:
- Single or multi-day or night shift tickets which you can purchase at the mountain, or in advance through our online store.
- Season passes have your picture and provides direct-to-lift convenience every time you come to the mountain!
- Meadows multi-week tickets offers consecutive Saturdays or Sundays (or midweek Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays) at a discount, and offers package options including ski rentals, lessons and bus transportation.
- If you can put a group of 15 or more people together, you'll get a discount on lift tickets, rentals and ski school lessons. AND you'll have more fun because skiing and snowboarding with a group of people you know makes it that much more enjoyable!
- If you're just learning how to ski or snowboard, you should check out our beginner packages offered by our Ski and Snowboard School. The three time learn to ski or snowboard package at just $99 is a fantastic deal!
- The best deal on a destination trip to Mt. Hood can be found at any of our participating Hood River area lodging properties - with discounted lift tickets for overnight guests.
- Our popular 10 Time Pass reduces your lift ticket to under $35 / day (if purchased by November 8) You only need to come up five times (or less!) to get full value from the 10 Time Pass.
Meadows After Dark night operations have not yet started for the 2009/10 season
| LIFT TICKET PRICING |
| Adult Shift Ticket (9 AM - 4 PM; 11 AM - 7 PM; 1 - 9 PM) |
$57 |
| Afternoon (Noon - 4 PM) |
$47 |
| Junior Age 7 - 14 (9 AM - Close) |
$35 |
| Senior Age 65+ (9 AM - Close) |
$35 |
| Child Age 6 & Under - Season Pass |
$9 |
| Buttercup & Ballroom Carpet Only |
$35 |
| Ballroom Carpet Fun Zone Access |
$10 |
| Meadows After Dark (3 - 9 PM) |
$25 |
| Upgrade Shift to Open/Close |
$5 |
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| Peak Day Pricing |
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| Adult Shift Ticket (9 AM - 4 PM; 11 AM - 7 PM; 1 - 9 PM) |
$69 |
| Afternoon (Noon - Close) |
$54 |
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| Peak Days Saturdays & Sundays through March 7, 2010; 12/19/09-1/3/10; 1/18/10; 2/15/10 |
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"Shift Tickets / Open Close / Peak Pricing / Direct to Lift Scanning"
What are they and how do they work?
"Shift" Tickets Because we have night operations, a shift ticket would be the equivalent of a day pass at other ski areas that don't offer night skiing. A shift runs from 9 AM - 4 PM. On days that we have night operations we also have "shifts" which run from 11 AM - 7 PM, and from 1 PM - closing and a "night" ticket which goes from 3 PM to 9 pm. Shift tickets can be upgraded to Open to Close tickets.
"Open to Close" Tickets As the name implies an Open to Close ticket is good from the time you arrival until the time the lifts close that day. All of our junior, child and senior lift tickets are Open to Close, as well as the off-site tickets that you can purchase (such as our online tickets or Costco Ticket).
Peak Pricing Lift ticket prices are adjusted on peak days - weekends from opening through March 7, plus Thanksgiving Thursday and Friday, midweek days the week before and after Christmas, MLK Monday and President's Monday.
What's "Direct to Lift" Scanning All About?
Our lift tickets and season passes feature bar codes and our friendly lift attendents use scanners to verify you have the correct pass to access our lifts. You can assist us in the scanning process:
- Have your lift ticket or pass out and present to the attendant.
- Attach single day tickets to your belt loop, or if you're going to wear your jacket all day, to a lower pocket. This is a handy place for scanning.
- Attach your season pass in the same locations, or if you're wearing it on a lanyard, pull it out prior to getting to the front of the line and present it to the ticket attendent.
- Don't place your season pass in a plastic pouch - that interferes with the scanning and can lead to misreads.