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Bachelor's September Kids Ski Free pass offer has ended The Kids Ski Free pass promotion reviewed September 9 ended September 30, 2026. Do not budget a free child pass for a new purchase unless Bachelor confirms a renewed offer. The expired terms covered one eligible child with a qualifying parent or guardian's adult Full Season Pass or Outplay 365, with the child assigned during checkout. Our adult calculator does not apply a child benefit. Obtain the family's current total before choosing a product.
Budget the family's complete trip↗ Source checked: Sep 9, 2026 Scheduled source review: Sep 30, 2026. Check the source before booking.
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Compare five Bachelor days before buying a full season The $449 five-day tier reviewed September 9 ended September 30, 2026; our calculator withholds that expired quote. The earlier table announced $469 from October 1, but that rate has not been freshly verified. Obtain a current checkout total, then divide by the days you will actually ski. The previously reviewed pack allowed five operating days for one person, including holidays, and excluded Nordic skiing and the separate Kids Ski Free benefit. Recheck current access and sale terms before buying.
Compare five days at Mt. Bachelor↗ Source checked: Sep 9, 2026 Scheduled source review: Sep 30, 2026. Check the source before booking.
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