More ski days, more resort choices

September 22, 2026 Team Contributor

Planning a ski getaway but not ready to commit to a full season pass? Epic Day Pass is giving skiers and snowboarders a more flexible, budget-friendly way and a compelling reason to visit some of North America’s best-known mountains this winter.

It’s bundled pricing at $471 that gives skiers four days of access to iconic destinations including Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia, Vail Mountain, Park City Mountain, and Breckenridge. That comes to about $118 per day.

The special price for the Epic Day Pass is available only if you purchase by October 7, 2026. The prices increase after that date. The ski season usually begins in late November and lasts until early April.

More ski days, more resort choices

The Epic Day Pass is a good deal because of its flexibility. Travellers can choose between one and seven days, customize resort access, and decide whether to include peak holiday dates.

That means you can secure your ski days now. You can decide later when or where you will hit the slopes.

If Whistler is calling but you’d rather leave the ski-trip logistics to an expert, our travel advisor platform can match you with an advisor who knows how to turn a mountain wish list into a well-planned getaway.

From choosing the right resort to putting the trip together, the right advisor can make a big difference.

Several other resorts also offer lower-priced options. Four days at Keystone, Crested Butte, Heavenly, Northstar and Stowe cost $367, or about $92 per day. Four days at popular local resorts in the East and Midwest cost $223, or $56 per day.

Reasons to visit mountains this winter

If you’re a frequent skier and want to make the most of it, go for the Epic Pass or Epic Local Pass option. Skiers and riders aged 13 to 30 can save 20%, while every Epic Pass or Epic Local Pass holder receives five Epic Friend Tickets — offering 50% off adult lift tickets and 25% off child lift tickets. Why leave out friends and family!

There’s more. Epic Pass holders also receive Epic Mountain Rewards, including 20% off lodging, equipment rentals, ski and ride school lessons, dining and more.

Beyond skiing, this winter brings new experiences including The Snow League’s Park City debut, Pop-up Mountaintop Music at Vail, Northstar’s Winter Wonders and family holiday activities at Keystone.

The flurry of events, combined with the magnetic charm of the mountains, where adventure and music provide the perfect blend for a holiday, makes it an irresistible deal. Epic Pass is also wooing audiences by sponsoring its fall tour for the world premiere of its 2026 film, The Way Out, featuring Whistler Heli-Skiing.

For Canadian skiers eyeing Whistler Blackcomb, October 7 is the date to remember if they want to lock in current Epic Day Pass pricing.