Buy your Epic Pass before prices increase on Nov. 15 for the 2026/27 season of skiing and riding already underway in some top resorts around the world.
Warning – The longer you procrastinate before the price increase date, the busier the website will be, along with waiting time to reach a live customer service agent.
Passes went on sale in March, with price increases around Memorial Day, Labor Day, and now Veterans Day. They will go off-sale completely around New Year’s, when your choices are sky-high daily walk-up prices or some 2-day or 3-day discounts.
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Reasons to get an Epic Pass now –
El Nino is expected to dump a bounty of snow in the American West and Canadian Rockies, home to a number of Epic Pass Resorts. Those include –
Vail Mountain, Whistler Blackcomb, Park City Mountain, Breckenridge, Beaver Creek, Keystone and many more across North America and internationally, delivering unmatched flexibility.
- Epic Pass was available as low as $869 for teens and young adults ages 13-30, $1,089 for adults, and $555 for children ages 5-12.
- Epic Local Pass, for a specific or regional group, was from $649 for teens and young adults ages 13-30, $809 for adults, and $425 for children.
- Epic Military Pass was $215 for Active and Retired Military and their dependents. Veterans and their dependents can purchase an Epic Military Pass for $620.
- Epic Adaptive Pass was from $543 for adults and $279 for children.
- Epic Day Passes were available from $46–$97 per day, offering up to 65% savings compared to lift tickets.
Visit epicpass.com to compare all 2026/27 Pass options, including local and regional Passes before the Nov. 15 price increase.
Two New Ways to Save
With new pricing for Gen Z and young travelers, skiers and riders ages 13–30 can now save 20% on the 2026/27 passes, unlocking up to $220 in savings.
Skied on a lift ticket last season? Skiers and riders who visited any of the company’s 37 North American resorts with a lift ticket during the 2025/26 season can save up to $175 on a new or renawal price of select Epic Pass products.
Visit epicpass.com to compare all 2026/27 Pass options, including local and regional Passes.
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