IKON PASS GUIDE
The Ikon Pass Unpacked
The Full Ikon Pass provides unlimited access to 14 resorts
Best for
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Skiing or snowboarding more than 7 days this season, especially over the holidays and seeking variety at premier destinations, many of which are part of a multi-resort network for the first time
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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
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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)
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Season pass for 13 resorts including Steamboat, Copper, Palisades Tahoe, Mammoth, Stratton and Mount Tremblant
New for the 2022-2023 Season
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New Resorts: Sun Valley, Idaho and Snowbasin, UT are now part of the Ikon Pass; Expanded European access to Chamonix, Mont Blanc
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Expanded access to Japan with the addition of Lotte Arai Resort
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Expanded access to British Columbia's Powder Highway with Panorama Mountain and Sunpeaks Resort
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The Ikon Base Plus Pass. For a $200 add-on to the Base Pass, receive 5 day access with blackouts to 6 resorts including Jackson Hole, AspenSnowmass, Alta, Deer Valley, Snowbasin and Sun Valley
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Adventure Assurance: Ability to select All Destinations or choose a Single Destination
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Ikon partners with Affirm for payment plan, $0 down and choose payment cadence
Overview of Ikon Pass Access By Region
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Unlimited access to the14 resorts in North America listed below
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Includes early booking privileges to CMH Heli-Skiing and Summer Adventures
Ikon Pass Pricing Guide
Adult $1,229 (23+)
Teen 949 (13 -22)
Child 399 (5 - 12)
Toddler 149 (0 - 4)
Military/College/Nurses $879
Adult $919/ 1,119
Teen 709/ 909
Child 359/ 559
Toddler 99/ 299
Military/College 679/879
California/Sierra
Big Bear, Mammoth, June, Palisades Tahoe
Colorado Rockies
Steamboat, Winter Park, Copper, Eldora
Northeast
Stratton, Sugarbush, Mount Tremblant, Blue Mountain
Southeast
Snowshoe
Utah Wasatch
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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
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AspenSnowmass, Jackson Hole, Deer Valley, Snowbasin, Sun Valley and Alta require a separate $200 upgrade to the Plus Pass for 5 days at these resorts
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Renewal Discount for the Full Pass is $100 vs. $50 for the Base Pass (deadline April 21)
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Blackout dates: The Full pass does not have blackout dates (choose the Full Pass if skiing or during peak periods)
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Unlimited access: The Full has unlimited access to Steamboat. Steamboat is limited to 5 days with blackouts on the Base Pass.
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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.
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Full has up to 7 days each at partner resorts, no blackouts; Base Pass has 5 days with blackouts
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Blackout dates for the 2022-23 season include - Northern Hemisphere: Dec. 26 - Dec 31, 2022; Jan.14-15, 2023; Feb. 18-19, 2023 | Thredbo: July 2 - 17 2022, July 1 - 16 2023