The EDGE Card is a season’s pass offered by the Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort with options of 2, 5 or 10 days of skiing and snowboarding.
(Note: The following details are as of spring 2026 and subject to change.)
All About the EDGE Card
EDGE Cards are usually available for purchase at Whistler Blackcomb from late March until early December each year. The passes are only available to residents of British Columbia and Washington State. The cards are a good deal for folk looking to ski more than once a season at the mountain. Whistler isn’t inexpensive, so every little bit can help!
Purchasers can choose between three options for the EDGE Card. There are 2-day, 5-day and 10-day pass options as well as a choice between unrestricted and restricted cards. Restricted passes do not include access to the mountain on holidays and other special events. Blackout dates for these passes in the 2026/2027 season are December 26th to 31st, January 16th and February 13th to 14th.
EDGE Card Price Comparisons
Prices for an EDGE Card in the 2026/2027 season are as follows:
- 2-Day Card – $245 (Restricted), $277 (Unrestricted)
- 5-Day Card – $509 (Restricted), $554 (Unrestricted)
- 10-Day Card – $874 (Restricted), $951 (Unrestricted)
Pass Benefits
In addition to the days of skiing or snowboarding, EDGE Cards have a few other benefits. Passholders who buy a 5 or 10 day card by April 12th, 2026 get unlimited early-season skiing for the upcoming season (early-season skiing runs until December 11th). As well, passholders receive 15% off any lift tickets purchased for additional skiing days outside their pass days during the season.
EDGE Card-holders are also able to use some of their days at other Vail Resorts in the United States. 2-Day passholders cannot use any days (since they only have two days), but 5-Day passholders can use up to 2 days at other resorts while 10-Day passholders can use up to 3.
Other Information
For more details about the pass, visit the Whistler Blackcomb website.
For information about snow sports in Whistler, see our article about Whistler Skiing and Snowboarding.
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