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Advisors urge skiers to lock in Epic Australia Pass before price rise

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Published on: 9th September 2026 at 11:27 AM
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Schindler Piste, Ski Arlberg.
An Epic Australia Pass offers access to access to more than 85 resorts across Canada, the US, Japan and Europe.
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Travel advisors should be urging ski clients to access the Epic Australia Pass before prices rise on 14 October 2026, with the pass offering access to more than 85 resorts across Canada, the US, Japan and Europe on top of Australian resorts.

The Epic Australia Pass lets skiers and boarders lock in northern hemisphere access for the 2027 season without needing to decide now where they’ll ski – the pass can be secured for just AU$49 deposit and no further payment required until 3 May, 2027.

Current pricing sits at AU$1,099 for an adult pass and AU$626 for a child’s pass – the lowest price on offer before the October rise.

Resort access varies by destination and includes:

  • Five days each at Hakuba Valley and Rusutsu in Japan
  • 10 days at Whistler Blackcomb, Vail and Beaver Creek in North America
  • Up to 52 days of lift access across Switzerland, France, Italy and Austria, including 15 days across three Swiss destinations, seven days in Les 3 Vallées, seven days at Skirama Dolomiti, and 23 days across Austrian regions including Sölden, Saalbach, Mayrhofen and Ski Arlberg

Advisors can direct clients to epicaustraliapass.com.au to secure savings ahead of the price rise.

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