Angel Fire Resort
Tubing Hill
Open daily December 18, 2025 – March 19, 2026 | Walk-up only March 19
The Angel Fire Tubing Hill is a 3-lane tubing hill perfect for family fun and friendly rivalry on the mountain! Slide into fun – No experience required!
Details
Tubing sessions are one hour long and run daily during the winter season. | Purchase or reserved or walk-up tubing tickets at the Ticket Office
Non-Peak Days
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First session: 10 AM
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Last session: 4 PM
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Tickets: $35 per person
Peak Holiday Dates
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First session: 9 AM
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Last session: 4 PM
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Tickets: $40 per person
Peak Dates:
- December 22, 2025 – January 3, 2026
- January 16, 2026 – January 19, 2026
- February 13, 2026 – February 16, 2026
- March 8, 2026 – March 20, 2026
ADDITIONAL NOTES
- We reserve the right to change the schedule and/or cancel sessions subject to weather and guests on the mountain.
- Every tuber must be at least 36” tall and sign a release. No exceptions.
- If your child isn’t tall enough for tubing, consider checking out the Sledding Hill!
- Children must be accompanied by an adult.
- 1 rider per tube.
- Tickets must be worn like a lift ticket.
- Season passes, Base Membership passes, and Platinum Membership passes are not valid for tubing.
- Tubing may close at any time due to changing track conditions.
- You may be required to lay on your belly while tubing and drag your feet to control your speed.
- Ski boots are not allowed on the tubing hill.
- Tubing is not recommended for those who are pregnant or have neck, spine, knee, or ankle problems.
- Spectators must stay in the spectator area. No ski boots on the bleachers.
For more information call (800)633-7463
Questions & Answers
How much do activity tickets or passes cost?
Angel Fire Resort offers a variety of tickets and passes throughout the summer season, including Bike Park lift tickets, scenic chairlift rides, golf, lake activities, and season passes. Because pricing changes throughout the year and varies by activity, the resort always publishes current pricing on its official website rather than within its FAQ.
Booking online before your visit is the easiest way to review available options and plan your itinerary. Guests planning multiple days at the resort may also wish to explore season passes and vacation packages that combine lodging with popular summer activities.
Helpful Resources
Is night skiing available, and does it require a separate ticket?
As we gear up for a historic 60th anniversary season, we want to share an important operational update about night skiing at Angel Fire Resort. For the 2026–27 winter season, night skiing will be paused.
Where Chair 2 previously served just 2 runs under the lights, the new Angel Express unlocks access to 14 total runs. Replacing Chair 2 fundamentally changes how guests move across the mountain, where they ski, and how they experience our terrain.
We are taking a strategic approach to expand night skiing in a way that truly fits this massive upgrade of our new lift. During the 2026–27 season, our Mountain Operations team will actively monitor how skiers and riders naturally navigate the runs off Angel Express. This observation period will help us make smart, data-driven decisions about where to invest in new lighting infrastructure, ensuring we illuminate the runs our guests love most.
Night skiing will return for future winters, and we thank everyone for their patience while we design this upgraded experience.
What time do the lifts open and close, and what lifts are running today?
Lift operating hours vary throughout the year depending on the season, weather conditions, maintenance schedules, and mountain operations. Because lift status can change during the day, Angel Fire Resort maintains live operating information online so guests always have access to the most current updates.
Before heading to the mountain, we recommend checking the daily snow report during the winter or the Bike Park trail report during the summer. These pages provide real-time information on operating lifts, open terrain, weather conditions, and any temporary closures.
Helpful Resources
Where and how can I buy lift tickets (online vs. in person), and do I need to reserve in advance?
Lift tickets can be purchased online through the official Angel Fire Resort website or in person at the resort ticket office during operating hours. While walk-up tickets are always available, purchasing online before your visit is strongly recommended, especially during weekends, holidays, and other busy periods.
Buying in advance helps make your arrival quicker and allows you to plan the rest of your vacation with confidence. Online purchases made more than 72 hours before your arrival are discounted.
For online purchases less than 72 hours in advance during the winter you can purchase our EZ Ticket, skipping the ticket line when you arrive.
If you’re planning to visit for multiple days or need rentals, lessons, or lodging, booking everything together before you arrive is the easiest way to maximize your time on the mountain.
Not sure which ticket you need? Angel Fire Resort offers several products throughout the year, including winter lift tickets, Bike Park tickets, scenic chairlift rides, and season passes.
Helpful Resources
Winter EZ-Ticket (less than 72 hour online purchase)
How much are lift tickets, and what does it cost to ski for a day?
Whether you’re planning your first visit to Angel Fire Resort or returning for another unforgettable season on the mountain, you’ll find a variety of lift ticket options designed to fit your adventure. The resort offers winter ski and snowboard lift tickets, summer Bike Park tickets, scenic chairlift rides, and season passes. Because pricing varies by season, date, and ticket type, Angel Fire Resort does not publish static pricing in its FAQs.
For the most accurate pricing and availability, we recommend visiting the official ticket page before making your plans. Purchasing tickets online ahead of your visit is the easiest way to streamline your arrival and gives you access to the most current products and availability.
If you’re planning a multi-day vacation, consider pairing your lift tickets with lodging, lessons, or equipment rentals to simplify your trip and spend more time enjoying the mountain.
Helpful Resources
• Winter Lift Tickets & Season Passes
• Summer Lift Tickets & Season Passes
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