Where can you get a ski lift ticket for less than $100 in BC?
Skiing can be relatively expensive whether you’re a beginner or an expert shredder.
While you might not be in Black Diamond shape yet this season, it won’t be the price of the lift ticket holding you back.
So, to take advantage of the season ahead, here are five of the cheapest lift tickets in BC to get you up on those breathtaking hills.
Mount Seymour
Mount Seymour is offering 3Ski weekday and night passes.
3Ski night passes can be used starting January 8, 2024, to ski or ride three times with or without rentals. You can buy a weekday or night pass, including lift tickets or passes with rentals, and an optional shuttle add-on of only $27.
The package saves skiers up to 40%.
A 3Ski Weekday Pass costing $126 is valid from 9:30 am to 9:30 pm for lift tickets only for those over 13 years old. This breaks down to $42 a ride.
A 3Ski Night Pass costing $99 is valid from 4:30 pm to 9:30 pm seven days a week for lift tickets only for those over 13 years old. This breaks down to $33 a ride.
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You can add on rentals and shuttle tickets for an additional cost.
Mount Seymour still hasn’t put up their pricing for their 2023-24 lift tickets yet. Their opening date for this winter season is Saturday, December 8.
Address:Â 1700 Mt Seymour Road, North Vancouver
Sasquatch Mountain Resort
Depending on when you decide to head towards Agassiz, single-day tickets for adults ages 19 to 74 cost $49 to $89.
Tickets for children ages six to 12 vary from $49 to $79, and tickets for teens ages 13 to 18 cost $59 to $89.
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Children under five and seniors over 75 can ski for free but must reserve their spots online in advance.
Depending on snow levels, the season at Sasquatch Mountain Resort is back in action Friday, December 16.
Address: 20955 Hemlock Valley Road, Agassiz
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Manning Park Resort
Manning Park has some of the cheapest full-day lift tickets.
Enjoy a day at the Alpine Ski area for under $20 — if you pick the right day.
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Full-day lift tickets for adults range from $19 to $59 or $19 to $49 if you prefer a half-day.
The park expects to open on December 12.
Address: 7500 BC-3, Manning Park, BC
Baldy Mountain Resort
This resort is expected to open on December 16 and offers a unique opportunity: a single-ride pass for $25.
Or ride Baldy Mountain’s magic carpet for a cheaper price. Full-day tickets for the magic carpet cost $19 for folks older than seven years old.
The afternoon rate is $13 for those ages seven to 75, $11 for anyone 75+, and $3 for anyone under seven.
Otherwise, adults ages 19 to 64 years old can ride with day tickets that cost $75. You can also ride in the afternoon from 12:30 to 3:30 pm for $57.
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Address: 2680 Mount Baldy Road, Oliver
Phoenix Mountain Ski Area
The last park worth mentioning is the Phoenix Mountain Ski Area, which offers a cheaper option for folks who want to sleep in and then hit the slopes.
A full day of skiing for an adult costs $47; however, half a day will cost folks $39.
On a weekday, it is $3 cheaper.
The mountain anticipates opening around the same time as last year, on December 23.
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Address: 8000 Phoenix Ski Hill Road, Grand Forks
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