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Sunday River's illuminated trails at twilight beneath a violet winter sky.

2026/27 PASS REVIEW

Maine Pack review: the days are flexible. Their value isn't equal.

Maine Pack gives one skier two to five days shared across Sugarloaf, Sunday River and Pleasant Mountain, with no blackout dates. Adult pricing starts at $199 for two days and falls from $99.50 per day to $79.80 per day on the five-day $399 pack. The freedom is real. The trick is deciding where each day is worth the most.

MOUNTAINS: Sugarloaf · Sunday River · PleasantPACK SIZE: 2–5 shared daysADULT PRICE: $199–$399BLACKOUTS: None currently published
Editor score8.9/10

Best for: Maine and nearby New England skiers who want two to five flexible, no-blackout days without a season-pass commitment.

For a skier who wants a handful of Maine days without committing to a season pass, this is an unusually clean product. There are no holiday exclusions, no resort-specific day allocations and no need to choose your mountains when you buy. Sugarloaf and Sunday River will usually carry most of the value. Pleasant Mountain adds useful flexibility, especially for southern Maine skiers, but a scarce pack day does not have the same replacement value at all three mountains.

Photo: © Maddy Hansen

MOUNTAINSSugarloaf · Sunday River · Pleasant
PACK SIZE2–5 shared days
ADULT PRICE$199–$399
BLACKOUTSNone currently published

PassTracks Score breakdown

Four weighted factors produce the editorial score; Clarity is reported as a diagnostic.

Useful Access
8.7
Value
8.7
Flexibility
9.6
Geographic Fit
8.8
Clarity (diagnostic)
7.2
A snowboarder descending Sugarloaf's Snowfields above the western Maine landscape.
Photo: © Nathaniel Kaye
MAINE PACK REVIEWFive days changes the math.

The adult price ladder rewards commitment:

2 days: $199 3 days: $279 4 days: $349 5 days: $399

That moves the effective adult price from $99.50 per day down to $79.80. Reduced youth and senior pricing is available too; the current five-day prices are $295 for ages 6-18 and $339 for ages 65-79.

For someone likely to ski four or five days anyway, the larger packs are where the product gets interesting.

A full-mountain winter aerial of Sugarloaf and western Maine.
Photo: © Nathaniel Kaye
MAINE PACK REVIEWNo blackouts means no calendar gymnastics.

The pack works throughout the 2026/27 season, including holiday periods and event weekends. That matters because finite-day products often get cheapest precisely by excluding the dates families and weekend skiers actually want.

Maine Pack doesn't make you solve that problem.

Buy if

  • Two to five Maine ski days are likely, but a season pass is excessive.
  • Holiday and event-date access matters.
  • Sugarloaf, Sunday River and Pleasant Mountain all have realistic jobs in the winter.

Pause if

  • A single-mountain or full-season product better matches the likely skiing.
  • The pack depends on transferring days between people; Maine Pack is for one skier.
  • Pleasant Mountain days are being valued as though they replace the same ticket cost as Sugarloaf or Sunday River.

What works

  • Three good Maine mountains, no blackout dates and complete freedom over where to spend each day make this easy to understand and easy to use. The pack can also be useful as blackout-day insurance for someone already holding a restricted Boyne season pass.

What to watch

  • The official marketing currently describes Maine Pack as a 3-5 day product, while the live purchase configurator also offers the $199 two-day option. PassTracks uses the live purchase options, but the mismatch is worth knowing before checkout.
  • Also remember what you're buying: a day used at Pleasant Mountain costs you the same finite pack day as one used at Sugarloaf or Sunday River.

Complete access

Complete pass access

Core access and structured benefits are listed separately.

3 physical locations3 full Alpine0 Nordic-only0 Allied0 discount-only

3 physical resorts

  • SugarloafMaine · No blackout dates; shared flexible pack pool.
  • Sunday RiverMaine · No blackout dates; shared flexible pack pool.
  • Pleasant MountainMaine · No blackout dates; shared flexible pack pool.

Adult 19–64 · 2 Day

Current products

Current live configurator capture. No historic price is fabricated. Only verified youth and senior five-day examples are stored.

Adult 19–64 · 2 Day

$199

Current published package price.

Adult 19–64 · 3 Day

$279

Current published package price.

Adult 19–64 · 4 Day

$349

Current published package price.

Adult 19–64 · 5 Day

$399

Current published package price.

Youth 6–18 · 5 Day

$295

Current published package price.

Senior 65–79 · 5 Day

$339

Current published package price.

Price history

Adult price history

SeasonProductLowest verifiedLatest published
2026/27Adult 19–64 · 2 Day$199$199
2026/27Adult 19–64 · 3 Day$279$279
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SeasonProductLowest verifiedLatest published
2026/27Adult 19–64 · 4 Day$349$349
2026/27Adult 19–64 · 5 Day$399$399
2026/27Youth 6–18 · 5 Day$295$295
2026/27Senior 65–79 · 5 Day$339$339
A modern chairlift carrying skiers above Sunday River with western Maine peaks beyond.
Photo: © Dan Tosch
THE LAST RUNMaine Pack works because the three mountains offer different versions of a Maine winter.

Sugarloaf is the big, exposed prize; Sunday River is the sprawling, dependable machine; Pleasant is the smaller southern hill that can fit into an ordinary week.

Keep your days flexible, watch the weather, and spend them where that particular winter makes them worth the most.
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