Jiminy Peak takes $15 off a lift ticket for first responders. You buy it at the ticket window with proper ID, because the page says this offer isn’t available online. The same paragraph says the discount grows later in the season, so it’s worth knowing when you plan your trip.
Jiminy Peak is in Hancock, Massachusetts. Its lift ticket page describes all-day and four-hour tickets, plus twilight tickets that start at 3pm and run until 10pm, seven nights a week. The page says 25 trails are lit, so a night session after a day shift is a realistic plan.
How To Get The Jiminy Peak First Responder Discount
- Go to the lift ticket page and find the Military and First Responder Discounts paragraph.
- Skip the online store. The page says the offer isn’t available online and that discount tickets must be purchased at the ticket window.
- Show proper ID at the Crane Lodge Ticket Window. The page says ID is required but doesn’t list which kind, so bring a department ID and a badge.
- Take $15 off the lift ticket you buy.
The page is clear that for this offer the first responder discount is “First Responder only,” which means it applies to the first responder buying the ticket.
The Bigger Discount Later In The Season
The page says the discount increases to 50% off later in the season. It gives a date for the step up, and because dates shift, read the exact day on Jiminy’s page before you plan around it. If your schedule allows a later trip, that jump is much bigger than $15, and it’s the one thing on this page that could change which day you pick.
The page doesn’t say what the 50% applies to or whether the same ID rules continue, so ask at the ticket window the first time you go.
Tickets, Ticket Windows And Reloads
Regular tickets can be bought at the Crane Lodge Ticket Window or online in advance, and the page says reloading an Axess lift ticket online saves $10. That saving is for online reloads, and the first responder discount is for the ticket window, so the two don’t line up in one purchase. If you’re skiing several days, the page also offers two and three day tickets.
Q&A
Q: How much is the Jiminy Peak first responder discount?
A: The page says $15 off a lift ticket, and that the discount increases to 50% off later in the season.
Q: Can I buy it online?
A: No. The page says the offer isn’t available online and that discount tickets must be purchased at the ticket window with proper ID.
Q: When does the 50% start?
A: The page gives a date. Read it on the page, because it can change from year to year.
Q: Does it cover my family?
A: The page says “First Responder only” for this offer, so each family member buys a ticket at the regular rate unless the window says otherwise.
Q: Is there a pass that covers many resorts?
A: Jiminy’s page covers Jiminy tickets. For a multi-resort pass, see our Ikon Pass page.
More Information:
Jiminy’s offers change during the season, so confirm the details on its lift ticket page before you go. For more winter savings, browse our sports and outdoors discounts.
