Built in snow
An athlete-shaped course rewards choice, progression, and a final run under lights.
Frostline Basin, Colorado · February 19–21, 2027
One continuous event
Twenty-four invited riders take over the mountain by day. At sunset, six light installations activate and two stages carry Frostline into night.
Competition, sound, art, transport, and the practical details around them are designed as one continuous experience.
How POLAR/PHASE worksSki · Snowboard · Music
Twenty-four freestyle athletes and sixteen electronic artists shape three days across Summit Course, Phase Hall, and Aurora Yard.
Meet the complete lineupThe 2027 rundown
The mountain opens in daylight and changes state at official sunset. These are the moments the weekend is built around.
See the complete scheduleThe full athlete field tests Summit Course without scores or prescribed lines.
The cobalt course line descends the mountain as all six Lightline works activate.
Six ski-and-snowboard teams compete in a rider-voted jam through sunset.
Three-run ski and snowboard finals conclude under lights after the final Phase Shift.
Beyond the run
The course, music, art, food, transport, and warming spaces follow one continuous guest journey.
An athlete-shaped course rewards choice, progression, and a final run under lights.
Six commissions transform the paths between competition and music.
Two venues programmed around architecture, weather, and time of day.
Transport, storage, warming rooms, and live information are built into the pass.
One pass
Three event days, every competition session, both music venues, six installations, event-operated transport, and heated gear storage.
View pass detailsLodging and recreational lift access are separate.
What stayed with them
“You could feel the whole place change at sunset. We came for the riding, but that five-minute walk through the Lightline is what I still talk about.”
“It was the first winter festival where the practical parts felt designed too. The shuttle, lockers, warming spaces—nothing pulled you out of the experience.”
“The finals felt close enough to hear every landing, and three hours later the same people were together in Phase Hall. It really was one event.”
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February 19–21, 2027
Join 24 riders, 16 artists, and one crowd moving from first run to final signal at Frostline Basin.