2026-27 Season Pass Guide

It's that time of year again, when you debate how much longer the season will last and if you should finally go for that season pass. I'm going to list out the prices for the local hills and multi-resort passes as well as my recommendations.

I'll update the list as the prices are announced. For IndyPass and others priced in USD, I'll be converting to CAD using google's exchange rate at the time I update.

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Note: Broadly speaking, the SkiBig3 and Rock Mountain Passport are the real deal multi resort season passes for Calgarians. The others are really just supplements for day tickets and supercards (or tourists from the states). That said, if you travel a lot, the other multi-resort passes can work really nicely.

• Calculate Your Break-Even Point: Be realistic about how many days you ski and use the calculator on the main page to figure out what's going to be cheapest.
• MultiResort Passes: Canads' market is not like the states'. We are not dominated by multi-report passes and I personally consider things like IndyPass and Mountain Collective will be a supplement to day tickets and super cards. SkiBig3 is a dream, but personally I can't ski enough to justify it over picking one resort for the season.
• Family Passes: Family passes are often about the same price as two adult season passes. If you want to be a skiing family, they know to hook the kids early!
• Midweek and Blackout Date Passes: Midweek and blackout date passes can be a fantastic deal if you don't have to ski the busiest times. Norquay's 100 pass (usually incremented yearly) is a great example where you have midweek and Sunday skiing at a much reduced price. I think it's one of the best deals for families. Personally, if I had the flexibility I'd take a mid-week pass over an unrestricted any day because who wants to ski on the busiest days if you don't have to?