The 2025-2026 Ikon Pass is on sale now. Ikon Pass sales always start in spring and end as the ski season kicks off. The bonus to buying early in spring is that you can use them to ski in the current spring season too! Undercover Tourist sells the Ikon pass. But you have to sign in to your account in order to see the pass and discounts. We sell Ikon Pass sales in summer and fall until the pass sells out in early December. But the price creeps up in September, October and November, so you'll get the best price the earlier you buy. You can use the Ikon Pass across 50 worldwide destinations!
We have some hoppin' news! More destinations were added to some passes this past season. Solitude became unlimited. You can always check the Ikon Pass app or site for the latest updates about destination access. A few destinations are not returning to the Ikon Base Pass so be sure to look over the included mountains carefully to make sure the ones you plan to visit are included. Note which ones need reservations.
You can get a discount on your 2025-2026 Ikon Pass and Ikon Base Pass through Undercover Tourist. Just log in to the site to see the discount prices (which may go up as the season approaches). If you do not already have an account, you can set one up.
One toadally cool detail about purchasing the Ikon Pass in spring is that you can use it to ski at select destinations in the current spring. We love spring skiing, filled with blue skies and warmer temperatures. To experience spring skiing in 2025, stop by the ticket window, or the Ikon season pass office to have the pass for next year printed. That way, you can use it until the end of the spring season. Then, the following fall, you will receive your 2025-2026 Ikon Pass in the mail. But we are getting ahead of ourselves.
There’s a lot to go over. We will walk you through the Ikon Pass levels, benefits and resorts that accept the pass. Additionally, we’ll talk about advance reservations and what they entail.
During certain months of the year, we sell the Ikon Pass and Ikon Base Pass. Here is the rundown on all of the Ikon Pass options and their important details:
Ikon Season Pass for 2025-2026
The 2025-2026 Season Ikon Pass is good for the entire ski season for over 50 destinations; however, some resorts have unlimited days of skiing and riding while others limit the pass to only seven days of skiing. If you plan to ski on holidays, this pass is the one to get because it has no blackout dates. Be sure to login to your Undercover Tourist account to view the pass and savings.
The 2025-2026 Season Ikon Pass is non-refundable and has several benefits, including:
- No blackout dates
- 12 Family and Friend discount tickets (25 percent off window rate, at. participating locations. The pass holder must be present at Jackson Hole and Taos. Pass holder reservations are required for days of use to redeem the discount at Jackson Hole, Taos and The Summit at Snoqualmie.
- 15 percent off retail, food and beverage (excluding alcohol and hard goods) at Winter Park Resort, Steamboat, Deer Valley Resort, Palisades Tahoe, Mammoth Mountain, June Mountain, Big Bear Mountain Resort, Copper Mountain Resort, Eldora Mountain Resort, Solitude Mountain Resort, Blue Mountain, Crystal Mountain, Sugarbush, Snowshoe, Stratton and Tremblant
- CMH Heli-Skiing and Summer Adventures — Early Booking Privileges for winter trips and select discounts on summer trips
With the season pass, you can enjoy unlimited days at 18 mountains, but 41 other mountains are limited to seven days (followed by "7"). At some mountains, you can go directly to the lift, but at those marked with an asterisk (*), you’ll need to check in at the ticket office first. Mountains with an "R" mean you must make an Advance Lift Ticket Reservation before arriving. New pass holders get spring skiing (marked with an "S"). The 2025-2026 Ikon Pass is accepted at the following U.S. and international destinations:
Colorado
- Steamboat
- Winter Park Resort - S
- Copper Mountain Resort
- Eldora Mountain Resort
- Aspens (Aspen, Snowmass, Highlands, Buttermilk) – 7 total - R
- Arapahoe Basin - 7
California
- Mammoth Mountain - S
- June Mountain
- Big Bear Mountain Resort - S
- Palisades Tahoe - S
- Snow Valley
- (New) Sierra-At-Tahoe - 7 - B
Washington
- Crystal Mountain - (No longer restricted!)
- *Summit at Snoqualmie - 7 - R
Oregon
- Mt. Bachelor - 7
Utah
- Copper Mountain
- Solitude Mountain Resort - S (No longer restricted!)
- Deer Valley Resort - 7 - R
- Brighton - 7
- Alta/Snowbird – 7 total
- Snowbasin - 7
Idaho
- Schweitzer
- Sun Valley - 7
Montana
- Big Sky Mountain Resort – 7
Wyoming
- Jackson Hole – 7 - R
New Mexico
- Taos Ski Valley – 7
Michigan
- *Boyne Highlands - 7
- *Boyne Mountain - 7
Pennsylvania
- Blue Mountain - 7
- Camelback Resort - 7
West Virginia
- Snowshoe - S
Vermont
- Stratton - S
- Killington/Pico - 7 total
- Sugarbush Resort - S
New Hampshire
- Loon Mountain – 7 - R
Maine
- *Sugarloaf - 7
- *Sunday River - 7
New York
- Windham Mountain - 7 - R
Alaska
- Alyeska Resort -7
British Columbia
- *Cypress - 7
- Panorama - 7
- Revelstoke Mountain Resort - 7
- *RED Mountain - 7
- Sun Peaks Resort - 7
Alberta
- Ski Big 3 (Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise and Mt. Norquay) – 7 total
Ontario
- Blue Mountain
Quebec
- Tremblant - S
Japan
- *Niseko United - 7
- Arai Mountain Resort - 7
Australia
- *Thredbo – 7
- *Mt. Buller - 7
New Zealand
- Coronet Peak – 7
- The Remarkables – 7
- *Mt. Hutt – 7
Chile
- *Valle Nevado - 7
Switzerland
- *Zermatt Matterhorn – 7
- St. Moritz - 7
Austria
- *Kitzbühel - 7 days total at Kitzbühel, Kirchberg and Mittersill
- (New!) Ischgl - 7
Andorra
- Grandvalira Resorts Andorra - 7
France
- Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley - 7
Italy
- *Dolomiti Superski - 7
I know we said there were no blackout dates, however there are four new bonus destinations with 2 days each:
- Buck Hill, MN — 2 - B
- Wild Mountain, MN — 2 - B
- Jiminy Peak, MA — 2 - B
- Cranmore, NH — 2 - B
These four bonus destinations (B) have blackout dates:
- Dec. 27-31, 2025
- Jan 17-18, 2026
- Feb 14-15, 2026
Ikon Base Pass
The Ikon Base Pass) comes with most of the benefits of the Ikon Season Pass, except it has limited days (for some locations) and blackout dates for select destinations. It covers most of the same resorts (53 destinations) as the Ikon Season Pass. It no longer includes Jackson Hole, Deer Valley, Alta, Sun Valley, Snowbasin and Aspen Snowmass mountains. The Ikon Base Pass is non-refundable. Be sure to login to your Undercover Tourist account to view the pass and savings - Ikon Pass for 2025-2026 season is on sale now!
Ikon Base Pass Benefits
Ikon Base Pass holders enjoy the following benefits:
- CMH Heli-Skiing and Summer Adventures - Early booking privileges for winter trips and discounts on summer trips.
- The pass also gets 10 percent off retail, food and beverage (excluding alcohol and hard goods) at Winter Park Resort, Steamboat, Palisades Tahoe, Mammoth Mountain, June Mountain, Big Bear Mountain Resort, Copper Mountain Resort, Eldora Mountain Resort, Solitude Mountain Resort, Blue Mountain, Crystal Mountain, Sugarbush, Snowshoe, Stratton and Tremblant.
- Other benefits include 8 Family and Friends discount tickets (25 percent off window rate), excluding (excludes Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley, Zermatt, Dolomiti Superski, Kitzbühel, Arai Now Resort and Grandvalira Resorts Andorra).
- Lodging discounts at some destinations.
- Spring skiing access in 2025 for select destinations.
If you do not plan to ski at the excluded destinations, or simply don't mind the limited access to some locations, this pass will work for you. Purchasing the Ikon Base Pass over the Ikon Season Pass can save you substantial money.
Access is unlimited for 14 resorts, but can also be limited to five days for a others (marked with a "5"). The resorts with blackout dates are followed by a "B". For destinations marked with an asterisk (*), you cannot go directly to the lift. You’ll have to check in at the ticket office first. New pass holders have unlimited spring skiing (marked with "S"). Access to the following resorts is included with the purchase of an Ikon Base Pass:
Colorado
- Steamboat - 5 - B
- Winter Park Resort - S
- Copper Mountain Resort
- Eldora Mountain Resort
- Arapahoe Basin - 5 - B
California
- Mammoth Mountain - S - B
- June Mountain - B
- Big Bear Mountain Resort - S
- Palisades Tahoe - S - B
- Snow Valley
- Sierra-At-Tahoe - 5 - B
Washington
- Crystal Mountain - 5 - B
- *Summit at Snoqualmie - 5 - B - R
Oregon
- Mt. Bachelor - 5 - B
Utah
- Solitude Mountain Resort - S (No longer restricted by days or blackout dates!)
- Brighton - 5 - B
- Snowbird - 5 total - B (does not included skiing at Alta)
Idaho
- Schweitzer - 5 - B
Montana
- Big Sky Resort - 5 - B
Michigan
- *Boyne Highlands - 5 - B
- *Boyne Mountain - 5 - B
Pennsylvania
- Blue Mountain - 5
- Camelback Resort - 5
West Virginia
- Snowshoe - S
Vermont
- Stratton - B
- Killington/Pico - 5 Total - B
- Sugarbush Resort - S on 4/4 - B
New Mexico
- Taos Ski Valley - 5 - B
New Hampshire
- Loon Mountain - 5 - B - R
Maine
- *Sugarloaf - 5 - B
- *Sunday River - 5 - B
New York
- Windham Mountain - 5 - B - R
Alaska
- Alyeska Resort - 5 - B
British Columbia
- *Cypress - 5 - B
- Revelstoke Mountain Resort - 5 - B
- *RED Mountain Resort - 5 - B
- Sun Peaks Resort - 5 - B
Alberta
- Ski Big 3 (Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise (R) and Mt. Norquay) – 5 total - B
Ontario
- Blue Mountain
Quebec
- Tremblant - S
Japan
- *Niseko - 5 - B
- Arai Mountain Resort - 5
Australia
- *Thredbo - 5 - B
- *Mt. Buller - 5
New Zealand - 5 Days Total between the three:
- Coronet Peak - 5
- The Remarkables - 5
- *Mt. Hutt - 5
Chile
- *Valle Nevado - 5
Switzerland
- *Zermatt - 5
- St. Mortiz - 5 - B
Italy
- *Dolomiti Superski - 5
Andorra
- Grandvalira Resorts Andorra (New!) - 5 - B
France
- Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley - 5
Austria
- Kitzbühel - 5 days total at Kitzbühel, Kirchberg and Mittersill
- Ischgl - 5
Ikon Base Pass blackout dates (for Northern Hemisphere destinations marked with a B) include:
- Dec. 27-31, 2025
- Jan 17-18, 2026
- Feb 14-15, 2026
Ikon Base Pass blackout dates (for Southern Hemisphere destinations marked with a B) include:
- July 5-20, 2025
- Jul 4-19, 2026
Advance Lift Ticket Reservations
Some ski resorts require all Ikon Pass holders to make an Advance Lift Ticket Reservation before arriving at the mountain. To provide priority access to Ikon Pass holders, many destinations regulate the number of day tickets sold to limit capacity at the mountain and avoid overcrowding. Access to Ikon Pass destinations will vary. The reservations page provides an "R" next to each resort that requires reservations.
For 2025-2026, you need to make advance reservations at:
- Aspen Snowmass
- Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
- Deer Valley
- The Summit at Snoqualmie
- Loon Mountain
Hoppin' news. Reservations are no longer required for Big Sky in 2025-2026!
Dates you can begin reserving vary by resort. An Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass user may make up to 10 reservations at a time at each unlimited destination, based on availability. Multiple reservations can be made for people using the same account. An unused reservation may be canceled up to 11 a.m. MT on the same day of the scheduled reservation. Repeat "no shows" result in a 30-day pass deactivation. Friends and Family do not need a separate reservation and may arrive with the Ikon Pass holder at their reservation time.
Parking Reservations
While there are many ski destinations that don't require a lift ticket reservation, many do require a parking reservation on weekends and holidays. Some sell out a month in advance! Do your research and reserve your parking early. They are usually refundable if you cancel in advance or by 6 a.m. the day of the reservation.
Which Ikon Pass is right for you? Whichever one you choose, be sure to purchase your discount Ikon Pass before the next ski season begins. That way, you can save money before these deals melt away. If you need lodging, get a hoppin' deal on hotel rooms or car rentals in destinations such as Aspen Snowmass, Park City and Lake Tahoe through Undercover Tourist. In fact, be sure to bundle your purchases together to unlock larger discounts! And be sure to sign in at Undercover Tourist to see the Ikon Pass exclusive savings.
Keep hopping!
