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Physical distancing massages at the entrance to the Black Mountain Express lift during the reopening of the Arapahoe Basin ski area May 27, 2020. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
Physical distancing massages at the entrance to the Black Mountain Express lift during the reopening of the Arapahoe Basin ski area May 27, 2020. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
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DILLON — Arapahoe Basin Ski Area Chief Operating Officer Alan Henceroth  Thursday that the ski area will not require reservations for season pass or day pass holders for the 2020-21 ski and snowboard season.

That said, Henceroth wrote that the number of passes sold will be limited.

The ski area chief said access details are still to be determined for Ikon and Mountain Collective passholders.

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As for single-day lift tickets, Henceroth said they will be available each day of the season and that all lift tickets will be required to be purchased in advance online. He added that the number of tickets sold each day will vary to reduce visitation during peak periods.

A-Basin had briefly re-opened last spring following the coronavirus shutdown. It .

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