Mount Seymour Ski Hill

North Vancouver’s Mount Seymour Ski Hill offers special deals on their Individual, Family and Value Season’s Passes each year starting in the spring.

Grouse Mountain is famous for its Y2Play Pass and Cypress is famous for its Silver Extra, Silver and Gold Passes.

Although less well-known, Mt. Seymour has pass deals of its own. Below is information from the 2025/26 season. As of late February, Details about the 2026/27 passes have yet to be announced. When they are, however, they will likely be similar to last year.

Season’s Pass Ski Deals at Mt. Seymour in 2025/26

If you like skiing at Mount Seymour and plan to do a lot of it, the best deal is to get a season’s pass when they go on sale around March each year. The deals run from around March until September (or until passes sell out). Mount Seymour offers two main types of season’s passes: Regular Individual/Family Passes and Value Passes.

In previous years, a season’s pass used to allow you to ski for the remainder of the current year plus all of the following season. That has changed since 2022, however, as new passholders have to purchase a Spring Pass add-on in order to ski from March until the end of the season.

There are many other perks to buying a Mount Seymour seasons pass as well. Some of those perks are listed below. Regular passes for the 2025/26 season were on sale as of early March. Value passes were on sale starting in mid-April.

(Note: Information listed below was from the spring of 2025. Check the official Mount Seymour website for the most up-to-date information.)

Regular Individual/Family Passes

Regular Individual and Family season’s passes allowed the user almost entirely unrestricted access to Mount Seymour for the duration of the ski season. Reservations were required, however, on weekends and holidays to allow the resort to manage the mountain’s capacity.

Mt. Seymour’s Regular Pass Benefits

The Regular Individual/Family Pass offered the most benefits. One of the most important features of the Regular Pass was that there were no blackout dates. Some days required reservations, but Regular passholders were able to ski any time.

Some of the benefits available to all season’s passholders (including both Individual/Family passes) were free parking, a shuttle season’s pass, tobogganing and a 20% discount at the Mt. Seymour retail store for apparel.

Reciprocal mountain deals were a benefit of all season’s passes at Mount Seymour. See the Mount Seymour Reciprocal Mountain Deals page for more information.

Other perks that were only available with the Regular passes (not the Value passes) were free tubing, snowshoe trail access and snowshoe rentals.

Regular Pass Prices

Prices for Individual Season’s Passes from the 2025/26 season are listed below. These prices do not include the $5 charge for new passholders or any taxes and fees. If you bought passes in the early sales or if you were renewing a pass from the previous season, discounts were available.

Adults (ages 19 to 59) – $849
Seniors (ages 60 to 74) – $649
Super Seniors (ages 75+) – FREE
Youth (age 13 to 18) – $649
Children (ages 5 to 12) – $299
Tots (under age 5) – $59

Families could have also saved some additional money. The Family Pass allowed members of the same family to buy passes at the same time and save around 10%. The Family Pass had a minimum of one Adult and one Tot, Child or Youth and a maximum of 2 Adults.

2026/27 details will likely be similar, but with exact details to be confirmed.

Mt. Seymour’s Value Passes

Value Passes at Mount Seymour were an extra-discounted season’s pass option last year. They allowed passholders unrestricted mountain access from Mondays to Fridays (excluding holidays).

Value Pass Benefits

Many of the same benefits that Individual/Family Pass holders got also applied to Value Passes. Benefits included a shuttle season’s pass, free tobogganing and discounts on rentals, apparel and servicing. Reciprocal Mountain Deals were also included in the Value Pass.

One drawback of the Value Pass was the blackout period on weekends and holidays until 4:30 pm. Tubing and snowshoeing were also not included in the Value Pass (whereas they were with the Individual/Family Pass). Instead, Value Pass holders got 25% off tubing, snowshoe trails and snowshoe rentals.

Mt. Seymour’s Value Pass Prices

The Value Pass was the only season’s pass option at Mount Seymour to offer a Student discount last year. Similar to the Individual/Family Pass, prices listed below do not include the $5 charge for new passholders or any taxes and fees. Prices for the 2025/26 value pass were as follows:

Adults (ages 19 to 59) – $399
Seniors (ages 60 to 74) – $289
Youth (ages 13 to 18) – $289
Children (ages 5 to 12) – $149
Tots (under ages 5) – $49

2026/27 prices will likely be similar, but with exact details to be confirmed.

Season’s Pass Add-Ons

In addition to the benefits offered with each season’s pass, purchasers usually have the option to add other deals and insurance to their passes. Add-ons that were available for both Individual/Family Passes and Value Passes last year included a Rental Seasons Pass for between $199 and $299 as well as Individual Pass Insurance for $59.

Pass Insurance, or the Mount Seymour 90-Day Guarantee, allowed passholders the option of a pro-rated refund or credit if certain conditions were met. Qualifying conditions included illness, work relocation over 200 kilometres or poor snow levels for 90+ days. For full details click Mount Seymour Pass Insurance.

Other Information

For more details about the pass specials visit the Mount Seymour website. For more information about the mountain itself see our article about the Mount Seymour Ski Hill.

Click Grouse Y2Play or Cypress Pass Deals to learn about discounts at other North Shore Mountains. To learn about specials at Whistler see the article about Edge Cards on the WhatToDoInWhistler.ca website.

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To learn more about the largest ski resort in British Columbia see the website WhatToDoInWhistler.ca. To learn about the closest ski hill to Victoria on Vancouver Island see the website VictoriasBestPlaces.com.