Brighton Resort

Brighton lift tickets require a one-time fee of $5 for a reloadable card. For each paying adult, up to two children 6 and under can ski for free.

• All-Day: This ticket is valid from 9 am - 4 pm. When night skiing is available, you can ski from 9 am to 9 pm.
• 7-Hour: This ticket is available for sale when night skiing is in operation. It gives you 7-hour access from the time you scan your ticket.
• 4-Hour P.M.: This ticket gives you 4 hours of lift access after 12 pm.
• Night Ticket: This ticket gives you access to night skiing from 4 pm - 9 pm when open.
• Learner Ticket: This ticket gives you all-day access to beginner slopes via Majestic and Explorer chairlifts only.

There are also military and single-ride tickets available, but they can only be purchased at the ticket office.

Brighton Resort offers several season passes to cater to different preferences.

• Platinum Season Pass: This gives you both a Brighton Unlimited Pass and an Ikon Base Pass. Additional benefits include receiving a free buddy pass along with the other benefits that come with the two passes.
• Unlimited Season Pass: This pass gives you unlimited access without blackout dates to Brighton Resort throughout the ski season. Additional benefits include one free midweek day access each at Deer Valley, Alta, and Snowbird, as well as three free days at each of the Boyne Resorts including Boyne Mountain Resort.
• Base Season Pass: This pass gives you unlimited access, except on blackout dates, to Brighton Resort.
• Midweek Season Passes: This pass gives you access to Brighton Resort between Monday to Friday throughout the ski season except on blackout dates.
• Twilight Season Passes: This pass gives you access to Brighton between 2 pm to 9 pm throughout the ski season when night riding is open, with no blackout dates. It is only available for ages 13 and above.

The Salt Lake Ski Super Pass gives you access to Salt Lake’s world-class resorts, Alta, Solitude, Brighton, and Snowbird, throughout the ski season with no blackout dates. 

• Available for purchase: Pre-ski season until around the end of November
• Mountain Access: Access to Brighton for the number of days purchased. You can only access one resort per day, except for Brighton and Solitude, which can be skied on the same day.
• Days valid at Brighton: There is the option of 3 to 10 days, which must be used within 14 days after the first day of use.
• Additional Benefits: Complimentary transportation on UTA ski buses and TRAX light rail, and discounted rentals.
• Ideal for: Skiing for 3-10 days at multiple resorts.

You can access Brighton on all types of Ikon Passes. Ikon passes are available for purchase pre-ski season until around the end of November and are ideal for people planning to ski at multiple resorts. The differences between the passes are highlighted below.

• Ikon Pass gives unlimited access to 15 resorts and up to 7 days each at 40 ski resorts with no blackout dates throughout the ski season. You can access Brighton for a total of 7 days. 
• Ikon Base Pass gives unlimited access to 14 resorts and up to 5 days each at 34 resorts with blackout dates for some resorts. This pass gives 5-day access to Brighton excluding blackout dates. It is cheaper than Ikon Pass so it is ideal for those who do not require access to all Ikon resorts.
• Ikon Session Pass has the option of 2, 3, or 4 total days of access at 40 resorts, including Brighton, with blackout dates. This is ideal for those who want some flexibility in resort access and will be skiing the selected days on the pass at Brighton (or other Ikon resorts).

Before skiing at Brighton, you must make a lift reservation.