2024/25 Epic Passes now on sale

Park City Mountain. Photo: Kyle Cartwright, Vail Resorts

Epic Local Pass - $731. This pass offers unlimited access to Park City Mountain excluding peak dates, as well as access to other resorts like Vail Mountain, Heavenly, Whistler Blackcomb and Breckenridge, with some restrictions.

PARK CITY, Utah — Epic Passes for the 2024/25 winter season are now on sale.

According to a press release from Vail Resorts, passes are at the lowest price of the year, and for a limited time include ten Buddy Tickets that offer friends and family up to 45% off lift ticket prices.

No reservations will be required on the Epic Pass for the 2024/25 season, except at Telluride Ski Resort.

“Our Pass options are designed to provide an incredible value to the best mountain resorts, whether you plan to ski and ride one day or every day,” said Kirsten Lynch, Vail Resorts CEO. “Guests can expect to have a better experience at our mountain resorts year after year thanks to our continued investments and innovations, including lift upgrades as well as our new My Epic app that provides interactive trail maps, lift line wait times and new Mobile Pass technology, each designed to enhance your day on mountain.”

Epic Pass pricing:

• Epic Pass – $982. This pass offers unlimited, unrestricted access to ski and ride at Park City Mountain, Whistler Blackcomb, Vail Mountain and 38 additional resorts  worldwide. 
• Epic Local Pass – $731. This pass offers unlimited access to Park City Mountain excluding peak dates, as well as access to other resorts like Vail Mountain, Heavenly, Whistler Blackcomb and Breckenridge, with some restrictions.
• Epic Day Pass – Starting at $93. This pass allows holders wishing to ski for just a few days to ski and ride at Park City Mountain from $93 per day.

What’s new for the 2024/25 winter season? 

Pending the close of Vail Resorts’ acquisition, Epic Pass holders will have access to Switzerland’s Crans-Montana Mountain Resort. The resort, located two and a half hours from Vail’s SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun, boasts over 4,593 feet of skiable vertical terrain, and approximately 87 miles of trails.

Mobile Pass, which is already available to guests at 36 Vail Resorts, will make its way to Whistler Blackcomb. This feature allows guests to store their pass on their phone, put their phone in their pocket, and have their pass scanned hands free with Bluetooth technology.

Certain Epic Pass holders can receive ten Buddy Tickets and six Ski With a Friend Tickets. These passes will be available to use through the My Epic app.

Vail is planning to invest $214 million into its resorts in 2024, including projects at Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia, Hunter Mountain in New York, Afton Alps in Minnesota, Perisher in Australia and Andermatt-Sedrun in Switzerland. These projects are expected to launch before or during the 2024/25 winter season.

Find more information on Epic Passes here.