Boyne Resorts Unveils New Season Pass Options for 2025-26

Boyne Resorts Announces New Season Pass Options

Boyne Resorts, a major player in the North American ski industry, has revealed its latest season pass offerings for the 2025-26 winter season. The company has introduced two new pass types designed to provide skiers and riders with flexible access to their collection of ski resorts across the continent. These new passes aim to cater to different travel preferences and frequency of visits.

The first option is the Boyne Passport, priced at $2,600. This pass grants unlimited access to all Boyne Resorts locations without any blackout dates. It includes unrestricted use of the Lone Peak Tram at Big Sky Resort and early lift access at several resorts including Big Sky, Sunday River, Sugarloaf, Boyne Mountain, and The Highlands. Additional perks include summer lift access for scenic rides and mountain biking, discounted lift tickets for friends and family, and savings on lodging and retail. Passport holders can also enjoy a 50% discount on lift tickets at Mountain Collective resorts and have the option to add an Ikon Pass for $799 or an Ikon Base Pass for $299.

The second option is the Boyne Explorer Pass. This pass offers three to six days of access across Boyne destinations throughout the winter, with some blackout dates at Big Sky Resort. It also includes a bonus day at either Pleasant Mountain or Cypress Mountain. Explorer Pass holders can benefit from up to 20% off resort lodging.

Nick Lambert, Chief Marketing Officer at Boyne Resorts, explained that these new passes were developed in response to customer demand for a more comprehensive access option across their ski resorts. The company aims to provide a seamless experience for skiers and riders who frequent multiple Boyne locations.

Boyne Resorts operates a diverse range of ski resorts across North America. Their portfolio includes Big Sky Resort in Montana, known for its expansive terrain and the Lone Peak Tram. Other notable resorts include Sunday River and Sugarloaf in Maine, Boyne Mountain and The Highlands in Michigan, as well as Pleasant Mountain and Cypress Mountain. Each resort offers unique features and terrain, catering to various skill levels and preferences. With these new pass options, Boyne Resorts is positioning itself to provide more value and flexibility to skiers and riders for the upcoming 2025-26 winter season.