How Much Does a Malahat Skywalk Ticket Cost?
A standard adult day ticket is around $49.95 CAD plus tax. Here is the quick rate table, the annual pass and where to find every way to save.
How much is a Malahat SkyWalk ticket?
A standard adult day ticket to Malahat SkyWalk is around $49.95 CAD plus taxes and fees. That is the regular 2026 gate rate for ages 18 to 64, and it buys all-day access. Seniors and youth pay less, and children five and under get in free.
The adult rate is the number most people are after, and $49.95 plus tax is the current official day price. Taxes and fees are added on top, so the total at checkout runs a little higher than the sticker figure. The regular ticket is all-day access, which means one price covers the walkway, the spiral tower, the slide and the adventure net for as long as you want to stay. Families feel the free-child rate quickly: two adults with a couple of kids under six pay for two tickets, not four, which softens the sting of the adult price that some visitors find steep.
| Ticket | Age | Regular day rate (CAD, before tax) |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | 18 to 64 | $49.95 |
| Senior | 65 and over | $45.95 |
| Youth | 6 to 17 | $35.95 |
| Child | 5 and under | Free |
The four age bands are the official split: adult 18 to 64, senior 65 and over, youth 6 to 17, and child five and under free. There is no separate toddler or infant ticket, since anyone five or younger simply comes in free.
Prices are seasonal and can change, so treat the table as the 2026 regular rate and check the live listing for the current price and any active deals before you buy. The team behind Malahat Skywalk Tickets keeps the booking link pointed at real-time availability. You may spot lower numbers on some resale and deal sites; those are channel-specific promotions or older prices, not the official gate rate, so use the $49.95 adult figure as your reference point and compare any deal against it.
Is there an annual pass or a cheaper option?
Yes. An Annual Membership Pass runs about $99.95 for an adult, $79.95 for a senior and $59.95 for a youth, and it pays off if you visit more than twice a year. Booking your day ticket online in advance is usually cheaper than the walk-up gate, and evening tickets can be discounted.
The annual pass is a full-year membership, not a day ticket, so do not confuse the $99.95 adult figure with the cost of a single visit. As a rough guide, an adult pass pays for itself on the third visit, since two day tickets already come to about $99.90. For a one-time trip, two honest savings are worth knowing: the operator's "Get More After 4" deal takes 25% off tickets for the evening slot, and Vancouver Island residents can claim a resident discount, though that one is in-person only and is not sold online. The evening deal simply applies to tickets for the later slot, so an after-4 pm visit in summer is the easiest way to pay less without hunting for a promo code.
Buying ahead of time through the live listing also tends to beat the gate price, and it locks in your date for busy summer weekends. If you are still deciding, our note on whether you need to book ahead walks through when advance booking actually matters.
What is not included, and where to see the full breakdown?
The ticket price covers admission only. Food, drinks, souvenirs and the seasonal mobility-scooter rental cost extra, while parking, the walkway, the tower, the slide and the net are all included. For every rate, the tax detail and each legitimate way to save, see the full prices guide.
Parking on site is free, so there is no hidden charge to leave the car, and the free shuttle from downtown Victoria can cut your transport cost to zero if you are car-free. Beyond the taxes and fees added at checkout, the day rate is close to your real cost unless you add food or a souvenir. What you spend past admission is up to you: a coffee, a meal at the cafe or something from the gift shop. Car-free visitors who use that shuttle and bring their own water can keep a Malahat SkyWalk trip close to the ticket price alone, since there is no charge to ride the shuttle either. For the whole picture, including senior, youth and family notes, taxes and pass value, read our full Malahat SkyWalk ticket prices and passes breakdown. If you plan to skip the car, the free shuttle from downtown Victoria is the cheapest way in.
