TL;DR
For the 23/24 ski season, certain Ikon Pass destinations require lift reservations to manage capacity and improve the guest experience. This decision is made at each resort's discretion, and the listed resorts, including Aspen Snowmass, Jackson Hole, and Deer Valley, among others, will require reservations. However, Taos Ski Valley will no longer mandate reservations for Ikon Pass holders. Pass holders can make reservations for themselves and others on their Ikon Pass account, with reservation dates varying by resort. Some resorts' systems are open now, while others will open soon, such as Aspen Snowmass, Deer Valley, and Jackson Hole on August 1, 2023. Pass holders can make same-day reservations based on availability and will receive confirmation and reminder emails. Cancellations are allowed until 11:00 a.m. on the reservation day, but misuse may result in penalties. Overall, the reservation system aims to provide an enjoyable and organised winter sports experience while ensuring responsible use by Ikon Pass holders.
As part of the efforts to enhance the ski and ride experience while managing capacity effectively, certain Ikon Pass destinations have implemented a lift reservation system for the upcoming 23/24 ski season. This decision has been made to ensure that guests can enjoy their time on the slopes without overcrowding and long waiting times. By requiring reservations, the resorts aim to provide a seamless and enjoyable winter sports experience for all Ikon Pass holders.It's important to note that the decision on whether reservations will be required for any future winter season is entirely at the discretion of each individual Ikon Pass destination. This means that some resorts may continue with the reservation system in the future, while others might opt for different measures based on their specific needs and circumstances.
