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IKON PASS GUIDE

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The Ikon Pass Unpacked

The Full Ikon Pass provides unlimited access to 15 resorts 
Best for

  • Skiing or snowboarding more than 7 days this season, especially over the holidays and seeking variety at premier destinations in North America, Europe and Japan

  • Northeasterners who want to take long weekends to top resorts in the region (e.g., Tremblant, Sugarbush, Killington) and a couple of trips out West

  • Jetsetters in the West looking to visit several of the most luxurious destinations and enjoy extreme terrain (e.g., AspenSnowmass, Sun Valley, Big Sky, Revelstoke)

  • Season pass for 15 resorts including Steamboat, Copper, Palisades Tahoe, Mammoth, Stratton and Mount Tremblant
     

What's New?

  • Taos Ski Valley will now be part of the Ikon Base Pass Plus. Reservations will no longer be required at Taos. 

  • Deer Valley will require reservations for Ikon Passholders.

  • Alyeska Resort in Alaska joined the Ikon Pass with 7 days on the Full Pass and 5 days on the Base Pass.

  • Ikon Passholders will receive exclusive discounts to outdoor retailers including Smith Eyewear and products, the North Face and a free membership to Outdoor+ 

  • For a limited time, Ikon Passholders will receive a $100 ($130 CAD) toward a single booking made with Ikon Pass Travel (before May 5)
     

Overview of Ikon Pass Access By Region​

  • Unlimited access to the15 resorts in North America listed below​

  • Includes early booking privileges to CMH Heli-Skiing and Summer Adventures

Ikon Pass Pricing Guide

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Full Ikon Pass   

Adult         $1,259      (23+)

Teen               939  (13 -22)

Child             419    (5 - 12)

Toddler          149      (0 - 4)

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Ikon Base Pass/Plus Pass

Adult           $1,149/ 929  

Teen              889/ 669  

Child             569/ 349   

Toddler            319/ 99

​California/Sierra

Big Bear, Mammoth, June, Palisades Tahoe, Snow Valley

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Colorado Rockies

Steamboat, Winter Park, Copper, Eldora

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Northeast

Stratton, Sugarbush, Mount Tremblant, Blue Mountain

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Southeast

Snowshoe ​

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Utah Wasatch

Solitude

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Ikon Full vs. Base 

ACCESS TO THE SAME 50 RESORTS, WHAT IS REALLY DIFFERENT?

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  • Partner Resort Access: The Full Pass offers 7 days at Partner Resorts, the Base Pass offers 5 days with holiday restrictions

  • AspenSnowmass, Jackson Hole, Deer Valley, Snowbasin, Sun Valley, Alta and Taos require a separate $220 upgrade to the Plus Pass for 5 days at these resorts

  • Renewal Discount for the Full Pass is $100 vs. $50 for the Base Pass (deadline April 21)

  • Blackout dates: The Full pass does not have blackout dates (choose the Full Pass if skiing or during peak periods)

  • Unlimited access: The Full has unlimited access to Steamboat. Steamboat is limited to 5 days with blackouts on the Base Pass.

  • Full has unlimited access to Solitude, Palisades Tahoe, Mammoth, June, Sugarbush and Stratton. The Base Pass has unlimited days at these resorts, but they are subject to blackouts.

  • Full has up to 7 days each at partner resorts, no blackouts; Base Pass has 5 days with blackouts

  • Blackout dates for the 2022-23 season include -  Northern Hemisphere: Dec. 26 - Dec 31, 2023; Jan.13-14, 2023; Feb. 17-18, 2023 | Thredbo: July 1 - 16 2023, July 6 - 21 2024

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