RFID-FAQ

RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification Device and consists of a small circuit integrated into your Season Pass or day ticket. When you pass through the lift line, this circuit will register and open an access gate automatically for hands-free and streamlined lift access.

No, but we will still need to take a picture each year to update your guest profile in our system.

No, cards will be available to pick up Late November.

No, cards will only be available onsite.

Yes, the gates will scan the card automatically as long as you are close. Watch for a video coming this fall regarding the process.

Watch for a video coming this fall to see the whole process!

It is recommended to keep your card in a secure, left-handed zipped pocket on its own; the card must be kept separate from cell phones, bank cards, keys, or any aluminum products like foil gum packaging. Do not have more than one RFID card on you at a time, including from other resorts. Most Modern ski/snowboard jackets have built-in RFID pockets located on the lower left sleeve, which is ideal to keep your RFID card separate from other object.

Another option is to keep it in your left glove!

You can come to the Guest Services desk to declare your pass “lost”, the staff will deactivate the card and you will be issued a new card (replacement fee will be applied).