Rates & passes
The 20% season pass discount closes on 30 September
Every price on this page is reproduced from Troll Resort's own published price list. That list carries no season label anywhere on the resort's site, so which winter it applies to is genuinely unclear — check before you buy.
The live deadline
$720 before 30 September. $810 until 30 November. $900 after that.
Troll publishes a 20% discount on season passes bought before 30 September and 10% from 1 October to 30 November. Right now, the cheapest an adult season pass gets is $720 — the same as the published ten-day pass, for a whole winter.
Season and ten-day passes
Troll publishes a season pass price and a ten-day pass price for adults, plus the discount windows that apply to each. It does not publish season pass prices for any other age category — so this page does not show any.
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| Pass | Buy earlybefore 30 Sept / 31 Oct | 1 Oct – 30 Nov10% off season passes | Full priceas published |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season pass — adult 20% off before 30 Sept, 10% off 1 Oct – 30 Nov | $720 | $810 | $900 |
| Ten day pass — adult 10% off if bought before 31 October | $648 | $648 | $720 |
Which season is this? Troll's published price list carries no season label anywhere. The full-price figures here — $900 and $720 — and the discount percentages are exactly as published. $810 is simply $900 less the published 10%. Confirm the current season's rates with the resort before you buy.
The ten-day pass $720 for ten days, valid for two years, non-transferable and non-refundable, with 10% off if bought before 31 October. Worth doing the arithmetic: at the 20% early rate a full season pass costs the same $720.
Day tickets
Children five and under ski free, and so does anyone aged 80 or over. The Yellow lift — the bunny hill — has its own cheaper ticket, so a first day does not cost a full one.
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| Category | Full day |
|---|---|
| Adult | $80 |
| College | $60 |
| Senior 65+ | $60 |
| Youth 13–18 | $45 |
| Junior 7–12 | $30 |
| Yellow lift only | $20 |
| Child 6 | $15 |
| 5 and under | Free |
| Super Senior 80+ | Free |
| Category | Half day |
|---|---|
| Adult | $55 |
| College | $45 |
| Senior 65+ | $45 |
| Youth 13–18 | $30 |
| Junior 7–12 | $20 |
| Yellow lift only | $10 |
| Child 6 | $10 |
| 5 and under | Not listed |
| Super Senior 80+ | Not listed |
Where you can buy one today
At the hill, or at Rocky Peak Adventure Gear in Quesnel. In the resort's own words: "Currently, we do not have day passes available for purchase outside of Quesnel." There is no online purchase — see the section below for what that could look like.
Half-day start time is not published. Troll's price list shows a half-day column but does not say when a half day begins, so this concept does not guess.
The snow shop
Rentals and lessons have their own phone number
Troll runs the snow shop, rentals and lessons on 250-994-3352, separately from the lodge, tickets and cafeteria line on 250-994-3200. Two numbers, two jobs — a small detail worth putting somewhere obvious on a real site.
Rentals
Call the shop
Troll does not publish a rental price list online. Rather than invent one, this concept marks the gap: a live build would put the shop's real rates in a table here, in text a screen reader can read and a phone can search.
250-994-3352 →Missing from the current site
A price table lives here
Rentals, waxing, lockers, group rates — none of it is published. It is the single most-asked question a snow shop gets, and answering it on the website is cheaper than answering it on the phone forty times a weekend.
Snow school
Lessons start on the Yellow T-bar
The snow school shares its phone line with the shop, and its own email address — theshop@trollsnowschool.com. A first day on the Yellow lift costs $20 for a full day or $10 for a half, which keeps the cost of trying skiing down to something a family can absorb.
Lesson prices are not published, so they are not shown here. Call the shop.
Placeholder photo One email address, on a different domain
The only email address Troll publishes anywhere is theshop@trollsnowschool.com — which sits on trollsnowschool.com, not on the resort's own website domain.
It works, and people clearly use it. But it means every enquiry — passes, group bookings, lost property, corporate days — lands in the snow school's inbox, and a first-time visitor has to decide whether an address on another domain is really the resort's.
Observation only. This concept publishes the address exactly as Troll does.
Two numbers, plainly labelled
- 250-994-3200 Lodge, tickets and cafeteria
- 250-994-3352 Snow shop, rentals and lessons
How to buy
Buying a pass, today
There is currently no online purchasing at Troll. Here is how it actually works — and, below it, the one change we would suggest.
- 01
Buy at the hill
Day passes are sold at Troll itself, 41 km east of Quesnel on Highway 26.
- 02
Or in Quesnel
Rocky Peak Adventure Gear in Quesnel sells day passes. Nowhere outside Quesnel does.
- 03
Season passes: call
To claim the 20% before 30 September, ring the lodge on 250-994-3200 and ask.
A suggestion from JnP
Troll's home page currently opens with "We are officially closed for the season! Thanks everyone, we will see you in December!" That is honest, and it was true in April. But it means the 20% season pass discount — the resort's single best offer, worth $180 on an adult pass, and expiring on 30 September — is invisible to anyone who lands on the site today. Swapping that banner for the deadline, and adding a way to actually pay for the pass online, is the highest-value change available before the end of September.
Ready to buy?
This is a concept site, so there is no working checkout here. Contact the resort directly on the numbers they publish.