HoliMont and Kissing Bridge Partner to Offer Added Value for Members and Passholders This Ski Season
New reciprocal benefits give passholders more access, more flexibility, and more days on snow across two WNY ski destinations.
ELLICOTTVILLE - Two of Western New York’s most iconic ski destinations, Kissing Bridge All Seasons Resort and HoliMont, this week announced a new reciprocal partnership designed to give skiers and riders more flexibility, more access, and more days on snow, while strengthening the unique ski community that defines the region.
The collaboration pairs the private HoliMont Resort’s public weekday offering with Kissing Bridge’s expanded night skiing, terrain improvements, and event programming, creating a mutually beneficial offering for passholders at both resorts during the 2025-26 winter season.
Under the partnership:
Kissing Bridge Night Season Passholders receive 25% off HoliMont weekday lift tickets (non-holiday).
HoliMont Weekday Passholders and Members receive 25% off Kissing Bridge Night Passes, extending their season under the lights when daylight hours are limited.
Together, the two resorts are encouraging skiers and riders to take full advantage of Western New York’s winter - day or night, weekday or weekend.
“This partnership is about access, value, and community,” said Rhett McNulty, Chairman of Kissing Bridge All Seasons Resort. “We’ve made significant investments at Kissing Bridge - from snowmaking and grooming to food and events. Teaming up with HoliMont allows us to complement their outstanding weekday experience with our growing nighttime offering. At the end of the day, we want people skiing more days, supporting local hills, and feeling connected to the broader Western New York ski community.”
HoliMont, long known for its premier skiing experience and strong member culture, sees the partnership as a natural extension of its mission.
“HoliMont has always believed that midweek skiing is something special, said Travis Widger, Snowsports Director and Integrator at HoliMont. “By partnering with Kissing Bridge, we’re giving our passholders an easy way to keep skiing when the sun goes down, while also welcoming more skiers to experience HoliMont during the week. It’s a win for our guests, a win for Kissing Bridge, and a win for skiing and riding in Western New York.”
As both resorts look ahead to the 2025-26 season, leadership from Kissing Bridge and HoliMont say this partnership is only the beginning of a larger effort to evolve with the needs of today’s skiers and riders. Changing weather patterns, evolving work schedules, and the rise of flexible remote lifestyles have shifted how people ski - with more families looking to make turns midweek, more professionals sneaking in morning runs before work, and more night-owls choosing to chase corduroy under the lights. By joining forces, the two mountains are creating new opportunities for winter enthusiasts to ski on their terms, rather than around the traditional weekend rush.
Both teams also emphasized that the partnership goes beyond simple discounts - it’s about cultivating a stronger regional ski culture. With more cross-mountain opportunities, skiers and riders can explore different terrain, take part in each resort’s signature events, and discover new favorite runs, restaurants, and après spots. In a region where winter isn’t just a season but a culture, Kissing Bridge and HoliMont are signaling a clear message: ski local, ski often, and ski together.
For more information on passes, pricing, blackout dates, and ticket redemption, guests are encouraged to visit each resort’s official website or contact resort ticketing offices directly.