Ikon Pass 2025/26: A Comprehensive Guide
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Ikon Pass 2025/26: What's New and How to Choose
The Ikon Pass returns for the 2025/26 season, providing access to over 50 ski resorts worldwide. This season brings new additions and benefits for pass holders. The pass, managed by Alterra Mountain Company, offers various options to suit different skiing preferences and budgets. Early purchase is recommended for the best prices and additional perks.
Three main Ikon Pass options are available: the full Ikon Pass, Ikon Base Pass, and Ikon Session Pass. The full Ikon Pass offers unrestricted access to all participating resorts, while the Base and Session passes have some limitations and blackout dates.
Pricing for the 2025/26 season:
- Full Ikon Pass: Adult $1,329, Teen/Young Adult $989, Children $369
- Ikon Base Pass: Adult $909, Teen/Young Adult $659, Children $299
- Ikon Session Pass (4 days): Adult $459, Teen/Young Adult $389, Children $289
New additions to the pass include Austria's Ischgl and Quebec's Le Massif de Charlevoix. Full pass holders get seven days at each, while Base pass holders receive five. Arapahoe Basin, now owned by Alterra Mountain, offers unlimited access for full pass holders and five days for Base pass holders.
Unlimited Access Resorts
Here are the resorts with unlimited access for the Ikon Pass.
- Arapahoe Basin, CO
- Winter Park, CO
- Copper Mountain, CO
- Steamboat, CO
- Eldora Mountain, CO
- Palisades Tahoe, CA
- Mammoth Mountain, CA
- June Mountain, CA
- Big Bear Mountain Resort, CA
- Schweitzer, ID
- Snow Valley, CA
- Stratton, VT
- Snowshoe, WV
- Sugarbush, VT
- Tremblant, QC
- Blue Mountain, ON
- Solitude, UT
- Crystal Mountain, WA
The 2025/26 Ikon Pass introduces several new benefits. Early purchasers can ski the current season at select resorts and receive complimentary bike park tickets for summer. The upgraded Peak Perks program offers increased dining discounts and additional Friend and Family tickets for full pass holders. Other perks include discounts on outdoor brands, car rentals, and credits for heli-skiing experiences.
Ikon Pass has added a new 2-day tier for specific ski areas, including Jiminy Peak, Cranmore, Wild Mountain, and Buck Hill. These are available only on the full Ikon Pass and subject to blackout dates.
When choosing an Ikon Pass, consider factors such as how often you plan to ski, which resorts you want to visit, and your budget. The full Ikon Pass offers the most flexibility and access, while the Base and Session passes provide more budget-friendly options for less frequent skiers or those who don't mind some restrictions.
