In Quebec, skiing and snowboarding are part of winter — and for a family, a season pass bought early often works out far cheaper than a string of day tickets. The 2026-2027 pre-sales are already underway at several resorts.
Why buy now. Resorts sell their passes in a pre-sale in the fall, at a discount off the winter rate. Waiting for the first snow usually means paying more. Prices vary from one resort and one year to the next: always check the exact rate on the official site before buying.
Bromont, montagne d'expériences. Close to Montreal, Bromont offers several formulas, including family passes (minimum one adult and one child) and new "4-season" passes that add the water park and hiking. The resort advertises a discounted pre-sale running until October 19, according to its official site.
Tremblant. In the Laurentians, Tremblant offers the Tonik pass, reserved for Canadian residents, with included days and discounted tickets for friends and family. Ikon passes give unlimited access to Tremblant plus a few days at Massif de Charlevoix. Check the site for current conditions and prices.
Le Massif de Charlevoix. Facing the river, Le Massif is holding a 2026-2027 season-pass pre-sale. A family pass exists for one or two adults aged 26 and over with children aged 7 to 25 living under the same roof and in full-time studies — proof of status is required.
A beginner? Several resorts offer learn-to-ski packages combining a lesson, a ticket and rental gear. If you've never skied, start there before investing in a full pass.
Good to know for newcomers. Compare what "family" means at each resort: the age rules and proof-of-residence requirements differ. And keep equipment rental in your first-year budget — buying can wait until you know whether skiing is for you.
