Immerse yourself in world-class alpine racing at Copper Mountain with The Stifel Copper Cup VIP Passes. Experience thrilling FIS World Cup action and exclusive access during the premier Thanksgiving weekend ski event.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
Varies: 1–4 days depending on ticket type
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required to attend; visitors should be comfortable walking and standing outdoors in cold weather.
Wildlife
History
Copper Mountain has been a staple of Colorado skiing since 1972, renowned for its naturally divided terrain that welcomes all skill levels.
Conservation
The resort works closely with the US Forest Service to maintain sustainable trail management and protect alpine ecosystems amid growing visitor numbers.
The Stifel Copper Cup
Immerse yourself in world-class alpine racing at Copper Mountain with The Stifel Copper Cup VIP Passes. Experience thrilling FIS World Cup action and exclusive access during the premier Thanksgiving weekend ski event.
The Stifel Copper Cup is a high-profile alpine ski event held in Frisco, Colorado, at Copper Mountain. Presented by United Airlines, the event is part of the Audi FIS World Cup calendar and takes place November 27–30, 2025. The Stifel Copper Cup features elite men’s and women’s World Cup races over Thanksgiving weekend and serves as a key stop on the athletes’ journey to the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.
Ticketing options include Grandstand General Admission: The Stifel Copper Cup presented by United Airlines, which offers access to spectator grandstands and race viewing across multiple days, and VIP Passes: The Stifel Copper Cup presented by United Airlines, which provide elevated hospitality and premium viewing opportunities. Both options allow fans to witness Olympic-level alpine ski competition at high altitude on Copper Mountain’s world-class terrain.
As an Audi FIS World Cup event, The Stifel Copper Cup adheres to international competition standards and official race formats. Hosting is coordinated with Copper Mountain resort and relevant governing bodies to ensure athlete safety and event integrity. The event schedule spans four competition days and includes both slalom and giant slalom formats as determined by the FIS program.
Spectators traveling to Frisco, Colorado, can expect a concentrated race weekend during the Thanksgiving holiday period, with on-mountain viewing centered at Copper Mountain. The Stifel Copper Cup brings international ski racing to the Colorado high country and highlights elite alpine competition ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics. Event information, tickets, and hospitality details are available through official event channels online.
Location
Frisco, Colorado
Race weekend base town
Event Dates
Nov 27–30, 2025
Thanksgiving weekend race days
Venue
Copper Mountain
High-altitude World Cup terrain
Ticket Types
General & VIP
Grandstand and premium passes available
Reserve Grandstand General Admission or VIP Passes for November 27–30, 2025 at Copper Mountain
Arrive Early for Parking and Seating
Event parking fills quickly; plan to arrive before race start to secure spots and avoid crowds.
Dress in Layers for Mountain Weather
Temperatures can swing throughout the day; bring layers, sun protection, and sunglasses.
Bring Your Digital or Printed Ticket
Ensure smooth entry by having your ticket ready, either on your phone or printed out.
Plan Shuttle Use During Peak Times
Heavy traffic is common; check shuttle schedules and consider using public transport options.
Layered Clothing
Necessary for adapting to shifting temperatures during outdoor viewing.
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Sunglasses or Goggles
Protects eyes from intense sun glare reflecting off snow.
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Waterproof Footwear
Keeps feet warm and dry while walking on snowy, icy surfaces.
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Portable Charger
Useful to keep devices powered for photos, tickets, and communication.