2025 Whistler Bike Park Tickets
Bike Park tickets are available for purchase online up to 72 hours before the day of use. Within 72 hours, tickets are available for purchase from the guest services window at the base of the mountain. 5 and 10-day passes can be used on unrestricted dates throughout the summer season.
Early Season: May 16 - June 6, 2025
| Pre-book Rate |
Adult 19-64 |
Youth 13-18
& Senior 65+ |
Child 5-12 |
| 1 Day |
$90 |
$80 |
$53 |
| 2 of 3 Days |
$180 |
$160 |
$106 |
| 3 of 5 Days |
$270 |
$240 |
$159 |
| 4 of 6 Days |
$360 |
$320 |
$212 |
| 5-Day Pass |
$429 |
$385 |
$252 |
| 10-Day Pass |
$699 |
$625 |
$419 |
Regular Season: June 7 - September 1, 2025
| Pre-book Rate |
Adult 19-64 |
Youth 13-18
& Senior 65+ |
Child 5-12 |
| 1 Day |
$100 |
$90 |
$58 |
| 2 of 3 Days |
$200 |
$180 |
$116 |
| 3 of 5 Days |
$300 |
$270 |
$174 |
| 4 of 6 Days |
$400 |
$360 |
$232 |
| 5-Day Pass |
$429 |
$385 |
$252 |
| 10-Day Pass |
$699 |
$625 |
$419 |
Fall Season: September 2 - October 13, 2025
| Pre-book Rate |
Adult 19-64 |
Youth 13-18
& Senior 65+ |
Child 5-12 |
| 1 Day |
$90 |
$80 |
$53 |
| 2 of 3 Days |
$180 |
$160 |
$106 |
| 3 of 5 Days |
$270 |
$240 |
$159 |
| 4 of 6 Days |
$360 |
$320 |
$212 |
| 5-Day Pass |
$429 |
$385 |
$252 |
| 10-Day Pass |
$699 |
$625 |
$419 |
Downhill Bike Rentals
Downhill specific bikes are recommended for Whistler Bike Park and are suitable for all ability levels. A good downhill bike provides a good mix of stability and playfulness, allowing you to have a fun and safe experience in the park.
Bike Rental
Downhill Standard Bike
| Half Day |
1 Day |
2 Day |
3 Day |
4 Day |
| $102 |
$127 |
$242 |
$343 |
$458 |
Bike Rental with Basic Armour
(Includes bike, helmet, gloves and knee/elbow pads)
Downhill Standard Bike
| Half Day |
1 Day |
2 Day |
3 Day |
4 Day |
| $107 |
$134 |
$254 |
$362 |
$482 |
Bike Rental with Deluxe Armour
(Includes bike, helmet, gloves, knee/elbow pads and body armour)
Downhill Standard Bike
| Half Day |
1 Day |
2 Day |
3 Day |
4 Day |
| $113 |
$141 |
$269 |
$382 |
$509 |
The Zones: Whistler Bike Park
The Whistler Bike Park is massive, offering over 4,900 vertical feet of lift-serviced trails. The park is separated into four main zones from the alpine to the valley each offering unique trails, natural features and riding experience. You'll need more than a weekend to take it all in, so plan accordingly!
Fitzsimmons Zone
All Levels: The original and still the best, the Fitzsimmons zone runs from the top of the Fitzsimmons Lift to the catch point at Skier’s Plaza right in Whistler Village. Containing trails for all abilities from never-ever to pro, plus 5 skills centres, the Fitz is where biking dreams begin. Find famous trails and features like A-Line, B-Line, Dirt Merchant and Crabapple Hits here. Also the site of the Boneyard, constructed new each year for the Red Bull Joyride at Crankworx Whistler.
Garbanzo Zone
Advanced/Intermediate Riders: Utilizing the Garbanzo Lift to sweep riders another 2,700 vertical feet above the Fitz Zone, Garbanzo has been called ‘the big brother of Fitz’. It demands more of a rider with steeper, higher and technical terrain. Ranging from the progressive jump and flow of Blue Velvet to the rooty, rocky gnar of Goat’s Gully and the higher farther jump trail of Freight Train, this zone has your high level riders coming back year after year.
Creek Zone
Advanced/Expert Riders: Upload from Creekside Village and connect into the bike park at the Raven’s Nest, with trails allowing riders to exit back out to ‘The Creek’ for another lap (or après at Dusty’s). The Creekside Gondola provides access to the Fitz and Garbanzo Zones via Expressway, Lower Freight Train, and No Joke. This zone is also the site of the new 1199 trail used for the Canadian Open DH at Crankworx Whistler.
Peak Zone
Advanced Riders Only: Requiring an extra ticket and an extra lift, the Peak Zone is a mind-blowing experience which takes the flow that the Bike Park is famous for and drops it on the Peak of Whistler Mountain. With some of the world's best riding set against the granite spires of the Coast Range, Top of the World trail is the pinnacle of alpine riding. The Top of the World Trail has been carefully crafted through the sensitive alpine environment and rider numbers are limited per day and by weather and snow melt – make the most of the opening dates and prepare for a long ride with some of the best views you have ever had.
*Whistler Blackcomb operates numerous facilities across multiple locations. The degree of accessibility varies. For more information, please visit: https://www.whistlerblackcomb.com/explore-the-resort/about-the-resort/accessibility-in-whistler.aspx.
General
Emergency Plan
- System in place for guests to contact a staff member for help if required
High Speed Internet Service
- Business has high-speed internet service available for video application use
Service Dogs
- Staff have been trained on guide and service dog policies
Supporting Programs
- Business accepts Access2Card (www.access2card.ca) or permits a support person to accompany the customer at no cost or at a discount
Cognitive Sensory Friendly
Restroom in Public Area
- Entrance and exit are clearly identified on doors (including stalls and back of the main door)
Signs & Navigation
- Directional signs at key decision points, including main entrances, restrooms, lounges, and reception desks
- Signs are clear and concise, in large, plain font with good contrast between text and background
- Signs include both text and pictures to help indicate the use of different rooms
- Signs are well lit
- Signs have minimal glare or reflection
Mobility
Activities & Transportation
- Key activities are accessible to guests using mobility devices
Entrance
- One or more entry points are automated
Parking
- Designated accessible parking near an accessible entrance that is specifically marked
The accessible features listed above have been self-identified by the individual business or operator. For specific questions or detailed information, please call one of our Travel Consultants directly at 1.800.944.7853.