King Pine offers $4 lift ticket for 17 December 2026 promotion
King Pine Ski Resort in Madison, New Hampshire, will sell a $4 lift ticket for a special event on 17 December 2026. The promotion starts on 1 December 2026 and targets skiers planning a day on that date.
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At a glance
- What changes
- $4 lift ticket offered for a special event on 17 December 2026
- Timing
- Promotion advertised for 17 December 2026, sales start 1 December 2026
- Who is affected
- Skiers and families planning to ski at King Pine on 17 December 2026
The details
- Takes effect
- 17 December 2026
- Previous rule
- Standard lift tickets cost between $20 and $87 depending on day, season and holiday status.
- New rule
- A $4 lift ticket is available for a one‑day promotion on 17 December 2026, subject to verification.
Promotion Overview
King Pine Ski Resort is introducing a one‑day $4 lift‑ticket promotion tied to its Founders Day celebration. The offer is advertised for Thursday, 17 December 2026, and is intended to provide an affordable entry point for families, beginners and experienced skiers. The promotion is separate from the resort’s regular pricing structure and is limited to a specific date.
- Promotion linked to the resort’s 1962 founding history
- Valid for a single day unless the resort confirms a different date
Ticket Purchase Details
The public sale of the $4 tickets begins on 1 December 2026 through King Pine’s official online ticketing platform. Availability is limited, so advance purchase is required. The resort’s online catalogue lists a “$4 Ticket Roll Back” product, but the date description conflicts with the advertised 17 December event, making direct confirmation essential before completing a purchase.
- Sale opens 1 December 2026 on the official website
- Advance purchase required; tickets are limited
- Confirm the ticket’s valid date with the resort after purchase
Season Schedule and Additional Costs
King Pine’s 2026‑27 ski season is planned to open on 11 December 2026 and close on 28 March 2027, weather permitting. The resort will also close on Christmas Day, 25 December 2026. While the $4 ticket covers lift access for the promotional day, equipment rentals, ski lessons, accommodation and transport are sold separately and are not included in the discounted price.
The resort provides a range of standard adult lift‑ticket prices, from $20 for a non‑holiday Tuesday evening session to $87 for a peak‑season weekend day. These figures illustrate the potential savings offered by the $4 promotion.
- Season runs 11 Dec 2026 – 28 Mar 2027; closed 25 Dec 2026
- Rentals, lessons, lodging and transport are extra
- Standard adult tickets range $20‑$87 depending on period
What this means for travellers
Trip planning
- Travelers with a ski day planned for 17 December should verify ticket validity before departure
- Bookings for other dates remain subject to regular lift‑ticket pricing
- Those who already hold a standard ticket can consider swapping if the $4 ticket is confirmed
- Early purchase improves the chance of securing a limited $4 ticket
Cost and documents
- The promotional ticket costs $4 with no additional fees attached
- No extra documentation is required beyond the standard online purchase confirmation
- Equipment rentals, lessons and accommodation must be paid separately
- Refund and transfer conditions are outlined on the resort’s ticket page
What you need to do
- Purchase the $4 ticket through King Pine’s official online platform before 1 December 2026
- Verify the ticket’s valid date directly with the resort after purchase
- Review the resort’s refund and transfer policy before completing payment
- Arrange equipment rental or accommodation separately if needed
Who this affects
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Skiers planning to ski on 17 December 2026 at King Pine
The $4 promotion is advertised specifically for that date
What to do Must purchase the $4 ticket and confirm its validity with the resort
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Families seeking an affordable ski day at King Pine
The discounted ticket offers a low‑cost entry option for groups
What to do Should book early and arrange rentals or lessons separately
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First‑time skiers looking for budget lift access
The $4 ticket reduces the cost barrier for beginners
What to do Need to verify the ticket date and consider lesson availability
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Travel agents selling New Hampshire ski packages
The promotion could affect pricing for client itineraries
What to do Should check ticket availability and inform clients of the special rate
Frequently asked questions
When is the $4 lift ticket promotion at King Pine valid?
The promotion is advertised for Thursday, 17 December 2026. It is a one‑day special tied to the resort’s Founders Day celebration, but travelers should confirm the exact date with King Pine because the online catalogue shows a conflicting description.
How can I buy the $4 lift ticket?
The $4 ticket can be purchased on King Pine’s official online ticketing platform. The public sale starts on 1 December 2026, and tickets are limited, so advance purchase is required. Buyers should complete the transaction online and retain the confirmation email.
Does the $4 ticket include equipment rental or lessons?
No. The $4 lift ticket only covers lift access for the specified day. Equipment rentals, ski or snowboard lessons, accommodation and transport are sold separately and must be arranged in addition to the promotional ticket.
What are the regular lift ticket prices at King Pine for the 2026‑27 season?
Standard adult lift tickets range from $20 for a non‑holiday Tuesday evening session up to $87 for a peak‑season weekend day. Prices vary by weekday, weekend, holiday and early‑season periods, as published by the resort for the 2026‑27 season.
What should I do if the ticket date on the website differs from the advertised 17 December?
Travelers should contact King Pine directly—via phone or email—or check the latest information on the resort’s official ticketing page before completing a purchase. Confirming the date ensures the ticket will be valid for the intended ski day.
When does the ski season at King Pine start and end?
King Pine plans to open the 2026‑27 ski season on 11 December 2026, subject to weather and snow conditions, and to close on 28 March 2027. The resort will also close on Christmas Day, 25 December 2026, and operating hours vary throughout the season.