College New England Pass
- Limited & Unlimited Access
- Student-Friendly Pricing
- Up To 6 Buddy Tickets To Share
Full-time college students enrolled in at least 9 credits can ski and ride all season long at Sugarloaf, Sunday River, and Loon Mountain at a student-friendly price. Choose between the Unlimited option, offering access every day of the season with zero blackout dates, or the Limited access, which offers access every day of the season, excluding blackout dates. Student verification required at checkout.
Customize Your College New England Pass
Pass Options
- Full Season Access
- Resort Discounts On Lodging, Dining, Retail and Tuning
Live Music Events
Don't miss out on the fun—experience Sugarloaf’s epic winter events and create memories that will last a lifetime. Electric Mountain Music Festival brings high-energy parties and DJ Music, Reggae Festival delivers three days of good vibes, while the Eastern Pond Skim Championships challenges skiers & riders to glide across icy waters in wild costumes.
Plus, with daily afternoon après on the Beach, Bullwinkle's deck, and live music in the Widowmaker bar—the fun never ends.
From afternoon après on the Beach to late-night evening music in the King Pine room and Widowmaker—there's entertainment for everyone to enjoy.
Reggae Festival, known as the biggest ski party on the East, returns each April, offering Sugarloafers three days of non-stop music and fun.
Trade in your ski boots for dancing shoes for an electrifying weekend, both on and off the slopes during Electric Mountain EDM music festival.
Easy Change
Buy with confidence.
If a medical condition or hardship prevents you from using your season pass, our Season Pass Rollover lets you defer your pass value toward next season.
For Those Who Want More
New England Pass
The mountains you want, all one one pass. Get access to Sugarloaf, Sunday River, Loon, plus Pleasant Mountain on select passes.
Sugarloaf Community Passes
Sugarloaf Community Season Passes are available to students and teachers of MSAD 58 and RSU 78 School Districts, as well as residents of 15 neighboring communities, offering season-long access to Sugarloaf.