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Lake Louise Lift Ticket
Lift ticket for Lake Louise & Lift Pass Pricing
Skiers and boarders who choose to visit Lake Louise can enjoy competitively priced access to the mountain easily through the Lift ticket for Lake Louise system. Lake Louise resort offers a simple load and go system that creates a seamless experience once you hit the mountain. Check out all the pricing below and see how much it will cost for a Lift ticket for Lake Louise during your next visit to the mountains.
Lift ticket for Lake Louise Options
Visitors to Lake Louise who book more than 7 days in advance via the Lake Louise website will gain the largest savings. The further in advance you buy, the more you save.
Full Day Lift Ticket for Lake Louise
Adult (18-64): $124 CAD
Youth (13-17): $95 CAD
Child (6-12): $37 CAD
Senior (65-79): $95 CAD
Half Day Lift Ticket for Lake Louise
VALID 12:30PM TO 4:00PM*
Adult (18-64): $99 CAD
Youth (13-17): $76 CAD
Child (6-12): $29 CAD
Senior (65-79): $76 CAD
*Half-Day Tickets can be purchased after 11:30am at a ticket window.
Lake Louise Season Pass
Lake Louise ski resorts is your gateway to pure alpine bliss, constructed of rugged mountain peaks and age-old valleys carved by time.
Think of your Season Pass as the ultimate tool to work with Mother Nature’s schedule, allowing you the freedom to never miss a moment (or a perfect powder day). So grab a Season Pass and join us in embracing one of the longest ski and board seasons in North America!
Full Season Pass
Adult (18-64): $1,349 - $1,549 CAD
Youth (13-17): $429 - $529 CAD
Child (6-12): $349 - $429 CAD
Senior (65-79): $999 - $1,199 CAD
All pricing shown in CAD$ and does not include tax
Spring Season Pass
The 2022 Spring Pass provides up to 63 days of legendary spring skiing from March 7 to May 8 (closing day). It also comes packed with the same great benefits of a full Season Pass for a fraction of the cost!
SPRING PASS BENEFITS
Spring Pass holders get all the added benefits of regular Season Pass holders! Save on rentals, lessons, dining, hotel accommodations, retail purchases, lift tickets at participating resorts, and much more! Discounts are valid until the very last day of the winter season (some restrictions may apply).
Ski BIG 3 Season Pass
UNLIMITED ACCESS TO 3 TOP RESORTS
A SkiBig3 Season Pass provides unfettered access to the best skiing and riding in Banff National Park. Explore 3 unique resorts making up 8,000 acres of terrain across the Lake Louise Ski Resort, Banff Sunshine, and Mt Norquay.
Adult (18+): $2,149 CAD
Youth (13-17): $1,069 CAD
Child (6-12): $849 CAD
Senior (65-79): $1,775 CAD
Your SkiBig3 Season Pass includes:
Skiing & riding at the Lake Louise Ski Resort, Sunshine Village, and Mt. Norquay.
Access to four additional Buddy Tickets so your friends can join you for a day of skiing or riding at one of our three mountain resorts. Redeemable only at the SkiBig3 Adventure Hub.
50% off lift tickets at all Mountain Collective Destinations including Revelstoke, Panorama and Sun Peaks.
Access to four (4) additional Buddy Tickets so your friends can join you for a day of skiing or riding at one of our three mountain resorts for just $119 plus GST. Redeemable only at the SkiBig3 Adventure Hub.
Pass perks and extra discounts at three ski resorts, the SkiBig3 Adventure Hub and local businesses in Banff & Lake Louise.
Lake Louise Ikon Pass
For visitors who plan to visit more than a week or multiple days across the season should consider the Ikon Pass. This is the best value option and gives holders access to a huge collection of ski resorts across not only North America but the whole globe.
The Ikon Pass comes in a range of options to ensure you get the best value possible.
IKON PASS
Ski or ride 7 days at Lake Louise with NO blackout dates.
IKON BASE plus PASS
Ski or ride 5 days at Lake Louise with blackout dates.
IKON BASE PASS
Ski or ride 5 days at Lake Louise with blackout dates.
Days shared between: Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise, Mt. Norquay
Blackout dates apply to the Ikon Base Plus Pass & Base Pass
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Seasons
OPENING AND CLOSING DATES -
The official opening and closing dates for , AB for current and past seasons. These dates are subject to change at Ski Resort discretion based on weather and snowfall. Estimated dates are based on historical averages or advice from the resort and retrieved from the resort website.Season | Opening | Closing |
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*Closed early due to COVID-19
Lake Louise Snow News
Recent snowfall at Perisher, Falls Creek, and Hotham, combined with ideal snowmaking conditions, has heightened excitement for the ski season. As a result, the deadline to purchase the Epic Australia Pass has been extended to 19 June, offering season-long access to these resorts. Perisher received 26cm of snow, with more lifts expected to open soon. Falls Creek and Hotham also saw significant snowfall, with extensive snowmaking efforts underway to prepare for the weekend. The Epic Australia Pass provides unlimited access to these resorts and includes numerous benefits and discounts, as well as access to over 75 resorts worldwide.