Lift Tickets
Breckenridge Ski Resort
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- Thanks to support from Breckenridge Ski Resort and Vail Resorts Epic for Everyone, lift tickets are provided to event registrants actively participating in a program area (Learn to Ski/Snowboard, Rising Racers, Race Camp, or Ski Spectacular Instructor Academy).
- Provided lift tickets are valid only on the dates you’re actively participating in a program (Lessons, Rising Racers, Race Camp, or SSIA Clinics)
- Not participating in a program? Discounted lift tickets are available to be purchased at the resort lift ticket window
Adaptive Epic Passes
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- Adaptive Passes are season-long passes that offer access to our resorts at a discounted rate for Pass Holders with permanent disabilities. Vail Resorts qualifies a permanent disability as a permanent physical, mental, or sensory impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities, such as caring for oneself, performing manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, learning, or working.
- Passes must be applied for in advance of the event
- 5-Day Pass: https://www.epicpass.com/Passes/adaptive-epic-5-day-pass.aspx
- 2026/2027 Season Pass: https://www.epicpass.com/Passes/Adaptive-Epic-Pass.aspx
Epic Military Passes
- Thanks to support from Breckenridge Ski Resort and Vail Resorts Epic for Everyone, lift tickets are provided to event registrants actively participating in a program area (Learn to Ski/Snowboard, Rising Racers, Race Camp, or Ski Spectacular Instructor Academy).
- Provided lift tickets are valid only on the dates you’re actively participating in a program (Lessons, Rising Racers, Race Camp, or SSIA Clinics)
- Not participating in a program? Discounted lift tickets are available to be purchased at the resort lift ticket window
- Adaptive Passes are season-long passes that offer access to our resorts at a discounted rate for Pass Holders with permanent disabilities. Vail Resorts qualifies a permanent disability as a permanent physical, mental, or sensory impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities, such as caring for oneself, performing manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, learning, or working.
- Passes must be applied for in advance of the event
- 5-Day Pass: https://www.epicpass.com/Passes/adaptive-epic-5-day-pass.aspx
- 2026/2027 Season Pass: https://www.epicpass.com/Passes/Adaptive-Epic-Pass.aspx
Active/Retired Military with permanent physical disabilities can ski all season long for free at more than a dozen USA resorts thanks to Move United’s Warfighter program.
*Any Veteran or service member receiving a scholarship to attend The Hartford Ski Spectacular will receive separate instructions on how to secure their Epic lift passes for the event.
In the U.S., the following military personnel and their families qualify for an Epic Military Pass:
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- Veteran: A person who served in the active military and who was discharged or released under conditions other than dishonorable.
- Active Duty (full-time): A person who is currently serving on active duty is in the military full-time.
- Reserve & Guard Forces: A person in the Reserve or National Guard is not full-time active-duty military personnel, although he or she can be deployed at any time should the need arise. Members of the Reserve & Guard are eligible for the Epic Military Pass (Active/Retired/Dependent) if they are currently serving in the Reserves or National Guard. (This does not apply to members of the IRR – Individual Ready Reserve.)
- Retired: A military retiree is any former member of the uniformed services who is entitled, under statute, to retired, retirement, or retainer pay. Examples include, but are not necessarily limited to, spending 20 or more years in the military, or permanent retirement by reasons of physical disability.
- Dependent: Immediate family (spouse and dependent children only) or Registered Dependents of Active/Retired/Veteran Military members. Parents of military members are not included, nor children who are no longer dependent. Definitions for age/eligibility requirements are defined by the military and Department of Defense.
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