
NAASF Mammoth Ski Week 2027
About this event
The North American Airlines Ski Federation celebrates its 50th anniversary at Mammoth Mountain from Sunday, February 7 through Friday, February 12, 2027. NAASF publishes a six-day overall window from 8:00 AM Sunday to 8:00 PM Friday, with alpine skiing, snowboarding, race training, A and B ski racing, a snowboard and newcomers race, free skiing and riding, and organized social events. The current tentative race plan has ski and snowboard training Monday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, snowboard and newcomers racing Tuesday at 10:30 AM, A/B slalom Wednesday at 10:30 AM, and A/B giant slalom Thursday at 10:00 AM. A team-captain meeting and welcome party are Monday; Wednesday's adult evening event is a Retro Ski Party; Thursday's awards-party time and Tusks Deck location remain TBA. Registration is open on the exact first-party page. Through December 15 it is $190 for social registration and $235 for racer registration; published increases are $200/$250 from December 16 through January 30 and $235/$275 from January 31 through the start of ski week. Registration unlocks NAASF-contracted lodging links, discounted lift products and official events/parties; lodging, lift access, rentals and transport are not represented as included in the registration fee. The audience is specialized: NAASF describes its teams as current airline employees, retirees and their families, while the exact event banner also welcomes guests. The organizer does not publish the guest-sponsorship, airline-team affiliation or account-approval steps on the event page, so prospective attendees should confirm eligibility before making nonrefundable travel plans. Daytime programming is family-friendly; NAASF says evening parties are adult-only. Paid registration acknowledges the participant release, assumption of risk, cancellation policy and conduct policy. Written cancellations sent to the NAASF secretary at least five days before the event qualify for a full registration-fee refund; later cancellations are nonrefundable except verified medical emergencies or exceptional board-approved circumstances, and hotel penalties are separate. The waiver requires participants to accept skiing/snowboarding risks, maintain sufficient medical and accident insurance, and provide and maintain appropriate equipment. NAASF has contracted Mammoth Mountain Inn, The Village Lodge and The Westin Monache, with reservation links released after event purchase. Limited first-come 11-passenger van service connects the Village and Main Lodge for the Monday and Wednesday parties; the organizer recommends a designated driver because capacity is limited. Free ESTA town service is published as operating 7:00 AM-11:45 PM. Awards timing, exact race course, racer divisions beyond the named A/B/snowboard/newcomer groups, scoring, lift-ticket prices, capacity and waitlist are not published. Mammoth is outside the ordinary Los Angeles radius, but this national federation's six-day 50th-anniversary ski-and-snowboard week qualifies narrowly under the runbook's major destination-mountain exception; the official page specifically publishes LAX driving guidance of roughly 5-6.5 hours. The exact 1536x1024 event banner was visually reviewed and stored byte-identically on TrickBook-controlled storage.
At a glance
NAASF describes its teams as current airline employees, retirees and their families; the exact event banner also welcomes guests. The event page does not publish the guest-sponsorship, airline-club affiliation or account-approval steps, so confirm eligibility with NAASF before purchasing travel.
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Mammoth Mountain
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Event links
Official NAASF Mammoth registration and event page
Official 2027 Mammoth race schedule and map
About NAASF and its ski weeks
NAASF participant terms and waiver
NAASF cancellation policy
NAASF conduct policy
Mammoth winter lift tickets
Mammoth Mountain Report
Mammoth road conditions
Mammoth parking guide
Mammoth accessibility
Mammoth safety and conduct rules
Eastern Sierra Transit Authority
Mammoth Mountain
Map to Mammoth Mountain
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