Ikon Pass FAQs

Question: What is the Ikon Pass?
Answer: Explore, shred, and après like you mean it with the Ikon Pass—your ticket to 50+ of the planet’s most iconic destinations. So book a flight, or plan a road trip for bucket-list alpine adventure. Plan on first tracks and waist-deep pow. Discover the best local bevvies and most legendary off-mountain experiences. Don’t think, just go. This is the winter of endless possibilities—time to ride.

Question: How do I share or redeem Ikon Friends & Family discounts?
Answer: Ikon Passholders can share Friends & Family 25% off lift tickets through Aspen Snowmass' online store.

Question: What is Adventure Assurance?
Answer: Adventure Assurance provides options that offer 23/24 Ikon Passholders peace of mind to ski and ride throughout winter. Adventure Assurance offers options to Ikon Passholders that help provide flexibility and alleviate some uncertainty throughout the winter season. Adventure Assurance comes free this year with every Ikon Pass. Terms and conditions apply, see the Adventure Assurance program page for more information.

Question: What is my renewal discount if I was a 22/23 passholder? Do I have to purchase the same pass again for 23/24 to get the discount?
Answer: 22/23 Ikon Passholders can claim up to $50 USD in discounts when they renew their pass for the 23/24 winter season. For all other 22/23 Ikon Pass questions including guests that already renewed their pass for 22/23 please refer to www.ikonpass.com.

Question: Is there any additional discount on access to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Aspen Snowmass?
Answer: No. Access to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Aspen Snowmass is available with purchase of the Ikon Base Plus Pass or the Ikon Pass. Both passes are eligible for the renewal discount for 22/23 passholders.

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Question: What destinations are included on the Ikon Pass?

By Region
West: The Summit at Snoqualmie (WA), Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows (CA), Mammoth (CA), Big Bear (CA), June Mountain (CA), Crystal Mountain (WA)
Rockies: Arapahoe Basin Ski Area, Taos (NM), Deer Valley (UT), Brighton (UT) AltaSnowbird (UT), Jackson Hole (WY), Big Sky Resort (MT), Aspen Snowmass (CO), Steamboat (CO), Winter Park, Resort (CO), Copper Mountain (CO), Eldora (CO), Solitude (UT), Snowbasin (UT), Sun Valley (ID)
Midwest: Boyne Highlands (MI), Boyne Mountain (MI)
East: Killington (VT), Sugarbush (VT), Loon Mountain (NH), Sunday River (ME), Sugarloaf (ME), Stratton (VT), Snowshoe (WV)
Canada: SkiBig3, (AB), Revelstoke, (BC), Cypress (BC), Tremblant (QC), Blue Mountain (ON)
Australia: Thredbo (NSW)
Japan: Niseko United (Hokkaido)
Chile, South America: Valle Nevado
New Zealand, Oceania: Coronet Peak, The Remarkables, Mt Hutt
France: Chamonix

Question: Is Aspen Snowmass included on the Ikon Base Pass?
Answer: The Ikon Base Pass requires an upgrade of $200 (Ikon Base Plus Pass) to get five days of access to Aspen Snowmass and five days of Jackson Hole, select blackout dates apply.

Question: Is Aspen Snowmass included on the Ikon Session Pass 4-Day, 3-Day, or 2-Day?
Answer: The Ikon Session Passes 4-Day, 3-Day, and 2-Day do not include access to Aspen Snowmass. To access Aspen Snowmass, purchase either the Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Plus Pass.

Question: How many days do I get at Aspen Snowmass: Aspen Mountain, Snowmass, Aspen Highlands, and Buttermilk?
Answer: The Ikon Pass allows 7 days COMBINED and the upgraded Ikon Base Pass allows 5 days COMBINED at Aspen Snowmass mountains: Aspen Mountain, Snowmass, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk. The Passes do not offer 7 or 5 days at each mountain.

Question: What discounts come with the Ikon Pass?
Answer: The Ikon Pass comes with 10 Friends & Family lift tickets offering 25% off the window rate at Ikon Pass destinations (excluding Zermatt). The upgraded Ikon Base Plus Pass comes with 8 Friends & Family lift tickets offering 25% off the window rate at Ikon Pass destinations (excluding Zermatt), with blackout dates. These lift tickets are not applicable on Child or 4 & Under Passes.

Question: Does Aspen Snowmass own the Ikon Pass resorts?
Answer: No, Aspen Skiing Company (who operates Aspen Snowmass) remains independent from Alterra Mountain Company. Alterra Mountain Company owns Squaw Alpine, Mammoth, June Mountain, Big Bear, Steamboat, Winter Park, Deer valley, Solitude, Stratton, Snowshoe, Blue Mountain, Tremblant, CMH Heli, and Crystal Mountain.

Aspen Snowmass is a partner resort on the Ikon Pass along with other partner resorts including Arapahoe Basin, Copper, Eldora, Sugarloaf, Sunday River, Big Sky, Loon, Taos, Brighton, AltaSnowbird, Killington, Sugarbush, Jaskson Hole, SkiBig3, Revelstoke, Cypress Mountain, Boyne Mountain, Boyne Highlands, and Thredbo.

Question: Does Alterra Mountain Company now own the partner destinations?
Answer: No, all destination partners remain independent. POWDR operates Killington Resort, Copper Mountain Resort, and Eldora Mountain Resort and Snowbird; Aspen Skiing Company operates Aspen Snowmass; Boyne Resorts operates Big Sky Resort, Loon Mountain, Sunday River, and Sugarloaf; Alta Ski Area, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, SkiBig3, Revelstoke Mountain Resort, and Sugarbush Resort are independent entities.

Question: Will the Mountain Collective be available for winter 2023-2024?
Answer: Yes, the Mountain Collective will still be available for winter 2023-2024. Please click here for more information.

Question: Is CMH Heli-Skiing & Summer Adventures included in the Ikon Pass?
Answer: Ikon Passholders will have access to early winter booking benefits and summer discounts.

Question: Are there any blackout dates?
Answer: On the Ikon Base Pass, blackout dates do apply. See www.ikonpass.com for more details.

Question: How can I speak to someone to answer my questions?
Answer: Email info@ikonpass.com

For more information, visit www.ikonpass.com.