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Ski Utah's 2026/27 Passport accepts fourth-, fifth- and sixth-graders from any state or country who remain ages 9–12 throughout the season. It offers three visits per participating area, with one passport per grade. Wait for approval before using it; the operator estimates 24–48 hours with possible peak delays, and summer applications normally wait until October. Follow the selected mountain's portal, checkout and ticket-window steps. Adult accompaniment terms vary by mountain; budget adult access separately. Eagle Point is paused for 2026/27 and is excluded from the current 14-area list. An approved passport does not establish transport or parking availability.

Compare the real family cost of kids' passportsSource checked: Oct 7, 2026
Scheduled source review: Oct 21, 2026. Check the source before booking.
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