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    Mt. HuttQueenstownCoronet PeakThe RemarkablesNew Zealand

    New Zealand's Superpass: Access 10 Ski Resorts on One Ticket

    Michael FultonMichael Fulton·3 Apr 2025

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    NZ Ski introduces Superpass, offering skiers and riders access to 10 mountains across New Zealand. This flexible pass allows for customised ski trips and includes perks at 60 off-slope venues.

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    Revolutionising Ski Access Across New Zealand

    New Zealand's ski scene has just received a major upgrade with the introduction of the Superpass by NZ Ski. This innovative multi-resort pass grants skiers and riders access to an impressive 10 mountains throughout the country, offering unparalleled flexibility for snow sports enthusiasts planning their Kiwi adventures.

    A skier takes on the expert chutes at Mt Hutt
    A skier takes on the expert chutes at Mt Hutt. Credit: Mt Hutt Resort
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    The Superpass stands out with its versatility, allowing users to choose the number of days they wish to ski or ride, from quick weekend getaways to extended multi-week journeys. Pass holders can enjoy seamless access to popular resorts like Coronet Peak, The Remarkables, and Mt Hutt, as well as exchange their pass for full-day lift tickets at seven additional participating ski areas across both the North and South Islands.

    What sets the Superpass apart is its adaptability to changing conditions and preferences. Skiers and riders can select their resort based on the best snow conditions of the day or embark on an epic road trip from Mt Hutt down to Queenstown, exploring hidden gems like Dobson, Roundhill, and Ohau along the way. For those days when skiing isn't on the agenda, the pass offers value at 60 different outlets for après-ski activities, adventures, and entertainment.

    Pricing for the Superpass starts at NZ$115 per day for children and NZ$175 per day for adults, with significant savings available for longer-duration passes. A 6+ day pass, for instance, can be obtained from as low as NZ$70 per day for kids and NZ$120 per day for adults.

    A snowboarder at The Remarkables ski resort.
    A snowboarder at The Remarkables ski resort. Credit: NZSKI
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    The launch of the Superpass marks a significant step forward in making New Zealand's diverse ski offerings more accessible and appealing to both local and international visitors. By eliminating blackout periods and consecutive day requirements, NZ Ski has created a product that truly puts the power in the hands of skiers and riders. Whether you're planning a focused ski holiday or a varied winter adventure across New Zealand, the Superpass offers the flexibility and value to make your snow dreams a reality.

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    Michael Fulton

    Michael Fulton

    Melbourne-based skier and snowboarder with 50+ resorts across 5 continents. Specialises in Australian resorts and international resort comparisons.

    50+ resorts visited15 years skiing
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