Skiers at Top of Grouse

Vancouver’s Y2Play ski passes go on sale in February and are valid for the remainder of the current Grouse Mountain ski season and for the following year.

2026/2027 Y2Play passes are available as of February 27th. The last day to buy them will likely be March 19th.

Click Grouse Mountain to learn more about the resort in general, or click Lower Mainland Ski Hills to learn about other similar places. Continue reading below for details about the Y2Play ski pass.

This article contains information about the following topics:

New for 2026 | Y2Play Perks & Discounts | Y2Play Pass Prices | Other Information

2026/2027 Y2Play Pass at Grouse Mountain

If you like skiing at Grouse Mountain and want an annual pass, the best deal is to get a Y2Play Pass when they become available starting around mid-February or early March. Buy a pass and you can ski for the remainder of this year’s ski season plus all of next year’s ski season too.

There are many benefits to buying a Y2Play Pass. It’s much cheaper than a regular full-priced annual ski pass, plus it lets you ski for almost a season-and-a-half (as opposed to just one season). There are lots of other valuable perks too, including those listed below.

What’s New For 2026?

In 2026, Grouse Mountain celebrates its 100th anniversary. Thanks to this milestone there are a few extra perks to enjoy. New for this year, the Y2Play Centennial Pass includes one free annual pass to Grouse Mountain. Any adult who renews their Y2Play Pass also receives a $100 Grouse Mountain Gift Card. The pass comes with discounts of up to 15% at various businesses on the North Shore too.

Y2Play Perks & Discounts

Below are some of the various perks and benefits of Grouse Mountain’s Y2Play Centennial Pass.

(Note: Some of the following benefits are subject to restrictions, not transferable and not valid for all ages. Blackout dates for equipment rentals also apply. Also, pass benefits are subject to change at any time.)

Free Y2Play Benefits

Below are things you can get for free with your Y2Play Centennial Pass for the 2026/2027 season.

Access to the hill, its chairlifts and ski slopes from the date of pass purchase until the end of the 2026/2027 ski season (so until mid-April or so).
One free annual pass for Grouse Mountain.
One free lift ticket so a friend of the same age group can ski or simply hang out with you for a day at no charge. (Valid for the winter season except for between December 19th, 2026, and January 3rd, 2027.)
Two free lift tickets at Revelstoke Mountain Resort which is Grouse Mountain’s sister resort (with the exception of a few blackout dates for Christmas 2026 as well as a couple of weeks in February 2027).
A $100 gift card to use at Grouse Mountain (valid from October 1st onwards, but for adult renewals only).

Y2Play Discount Benefits

Below are extra discounts you can get access to with your Y2Play Centennial Pass in the 2026/2027 season.

10% discounts on most food and non-alcoholic drink purchases on the mountain.
10% to 15% discounts at North Shore businesses including North Point Brewing Co, Cream Pony, The Gull, and more (from October 1st to April 30th).
20% discounts on food and drink purchases at the Starbucks at the base of the hill (at the parking lot level).
A 20% discount on regular-priced purchases in the resort’s retail store.
20% discount on tune-ups for snowboards and skis (except during blackout dates from mid-December to early January).
A discount on lift tickets at participating partner ski hills through the Mountain Interchange Program. This means up to 50% off full-day ski rates at resorts like Big White in Kelowna, Manning Park (45 minutes southeast of Hope), Sasquatch Mountain in the Fraser Valley, SilverStar in Vernon and Sun Peaks in Kamloops.
A 40% discount at two hotels in Revelstoke: The Sutton Place Hotel and the Sandman Hotel.

Snowboarder Doing a Jump

Y2Play Centennial Pass Prices

Below are the rates for Y2Play Centennial Passes for the 2026/2027 season.

The first two lists are for people renewing their passes and the other two lists are for first-time buyers. As you’ll see, pass holders renewing their existing passes save big compared to people purchasing completely new passes. Also, the sooner you buy your passes, the more you’ll save. Prices are best up until March 9th.

Renewal Rates (for existing pass holders up until March 9th, 2026)

Adult (ages 19 to 64) – $399
Student (ages 19+) – $299
Youth (ages 13 to 18) – $299
Senior (ages 65+) – $199
Child (ages 5 to 12) – $119
Tot (ages 4 & younger) – $49

Renewal Rates (for existing pass holders from March 10th to 19th, 2026)

Adult (ages 19 to 64) – $489
Student (ages 19+) – $344
Youth (ages 13 to 18) – $344
Senior (ages 65+) – $229
Child (ages 5 to 12) – $154
Tot (ages 4 & younger) – $49

Rates for New Passes (up until March 9th, 2026)

Adult (ages 19 to 64) – $489
Student (ages 19+) – $339
Youth (ages 13 to 18) – $339
Senior (ages 65+) – $229
Child (ages 5 to 12) – $149
Tot (ages 4 & under) – $49

Rates for New Passes (from March 10th to 19th, 2026)

Adult (ages 19 to 64) – $534
Student (ages 19+) – $364
Youth (ages 13 to 18) – $364
Senior (ages 65+) – $244
Child (ages 5 to 12) – $169
Tot (ages 4 & under) – $49

Other Information

See the Grouse Mountain website for more details about the annual ski ticket sale offer.

Cypress Mountain and Mt. Seymour offer comparable deals in the spring too. Click Cypress Spring Ski Deals or Mt. Seymour Season’s Pass Deals for details about the competition.

Check out any of the following articles for more information about Grouse Mountain in general:

Click Lower Mainland Ski Hills or Vancouver Ski Hills and Snow Conditions for information about other local ski resorts.

See the website WhatToDoInWhistler.ca to learn more about the largest ski resort in British Columbia. Check out the website VictoriasBestPlaces.com to learn about the closest ski hill in Victoria on Vancouver Island. A third website you might also find of interest is VancouverSkiHills.ca.