Whistler Blackcomb’s (WB) lowest price for season passes is now available for 2025-26.
An unlimited adult season pass at WB costs CAD$1,502, and an adult Epic Pass, which gives unlimited, unrestricted access to a sizable number of Vail Resorts-owned properties, runs US$1,051 (US$537 for children).
The cost for an Epic Pass last year during the initial sale was US$982.
Another deal-sweetener thrown in: for a limited time, Epic Passes come with 10 buddy tickets and six ski-with-a-friend tickets. Buddy tickets include “up to 45 per cent savings on a lift ticket,” according to a release from Vail Resorts. The Epic Pass website notes the buddy tickets stay the same price year-round. Ski-with-a-friend ticket prices are variable, based on a resort's day-of ticket price.
A new perk for Epic Pass holders this year includes expanded access to Verbier 4 Vallées, which provides “five days of consecutive, unrestricted access to Switzerland’s largest ski area," the release said. "The Epic Pass also includes unlimited, unrestricted access to iconic resorts like Vail Mountain, Breckenridge, Stevens Pass, Park City Mountain and Stowe, plus access to partner resorts like Telluride in Colorado; Rusutsu and Hakuba Valley in Japan; and more across Europe.
Edge cards are available now from CAD$85 per day for Canadians and Washington state residents.
WB highlighted investment in lift infrastructure over the last three years, with the Jersey Cream Express upgrade in 2024-25, upgrades to Fitzsimmons Express in 2023, and Big Red Express and the Creekside Gondola in 2022.
The ski resort will also expand its pilot parking program for the 2025-26 winter season, “in a continued effort to improve traffic flow and efficiency into and throughout the resort.”
Details on the parking program expansion will be shared in the coming weeks.
