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RFID FAQs

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RFID FAQs

Radio Frequence Identification (RFID) is a technology commonly used in ski passes and lift tickets where a small chip in the pass allows passive communication with scanners or gates to validate mountain access. This technology allows skiers and riders to validate their passes or tickets without getting the physical card out of their pocket.

The RFID upgrade will take place over Summer 2025 with new access controls put in place as well as communications wire and power at lifts and base areas. This upgrade will be implemented at Dollar and Bald Mountain.

Yes, season pass holders will receive new RFID passes prior to the 2025-26 season. Communication about how to get your season pass will be sent in the fall.

Communication about how to get your season pass will be sent in the fall. 

Ikon Pass and Mountain Collective Pass will be integrated into the system and guests can continue to go direct to lift upon arrival.

Lift tickets will also be moving to RFID technology. Kiosks and ticket offices can print and sell RFID tickets.  

As is common at other resorts, employees will remain in lift lines and corrals to monitor scans and ensure the correct guest is utilizing the pass.

Investing in RFID technology allows for a more seamless lift-riding experience, streamlining lift access, reducing wait times, and positioning the resort for future technological advancements. 

A standard barcode pass will be issued for guests skiing on a new pass this spring 2025. RFID passes will be issued prior to the start of the 2025-26 season.