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The 2026/27 Ikon Pass is your key to 70+ iconic ski & snowboard destinations – now available for sale from the Ski Club!
Covering iconic destinations in North America, Japan and now in Europe, Ikon Pass is the perfect partner to any multi-destinations season; from planning the road trip of a lifetime to pairing up dream destinations, splitting time between continents or simply relaxing at your favourite resort, make your destination good times this winter!
Pair your Ikon Pass with Ski Club services this winter for the ultimate good time
Ski Club Ikon Pass Resorts
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Join the Club’s Rep in Champoluc, Courmayeur and Cervinia this winter, and explore more on a Freshtracks trip
Ski Club Members' Deal
The following Ikon Pass products are available from the Ski Club this winter, across all age brackets – your Ski Club Members’ discount applies across all listed products!
- Ikon Pass
- Ikon Base Pass
Members' Discount Information
View more information about the Ski Club’s exclusive Ikon Pass discount for Members, or order yours now via the purchase form (available for Members Only).
Ski Club Prices
Log in to view Ikon Pass prices with our exclusive Members’ discount.
All Ikon Pass Resorts
There are over 70 destinations where you can use the Ikon Pass – check out the full list below.
Unlimited skiing is available at some Ikon Pass destinations – these are marked with *. At some indicated resorts reservations are required; these are not restrictive, but registration must be made in advance. Greater restrictions apply on the Ikon base Pass – please check out the Ikon Pass website for full details of blackout dates, reservation requirements, and more – ikonpass.com
- Alyeska Resort, AL
- Big Bear, CA*
- Crystal Mountain, WA*
- June Mountain, CA*
- Mammoth Mountain, CA*
- Mount Bachelor, OR
- Palisades Tahoe, CA*
- Schweitzer, ID*
- Snoqualmie, WA (reservations required)
- Snow Valley, CA*
- Sun Valley, ID
- Alta, UT
- Arapahoe Basin, CO
- Aspen Snowmass, CO (reservations required)
- Big Sky, MT (reservations required)
- Brighton, UT
- Copper Mountain, CO*
- Deer Valley, UT (reservations required)
- Eldora Mountain Resort, CO*
- Jackson Hole, WY (reservations required)
- Snowbasin, UT
- Snowbird, UT
- Solitude, UT*
- Steamboat, CO*
- Taos, NM
- Winter Park, CO*
- Blue Mountain, PA
- Boyne Mountain, MI
- Camelback, PA
- The Highlands, MI
- Granite Peak Resort, WI
- Killington, VT
- Loon Mountain, NH (reservations required)
- Lutsen Mountains, MN
- Snowriver Mountain Resort, MI
- Snowshoe Mountain, WV*
- Stratton, VT*
- Sugarbush, VT*
- Sugarloaf, ME
- Sunday River, ME
- Windham Mountain, NY (reservations required)
- Soldeu
- Kitzbühel
- Chamonix – Mont Blanc
- Cortina d’Ampezzo (Dolomiti Superski) – seven day limit shared between Dolomiti Superski resorts.
- Ischgl
- St Moritz
- Zermatt
- Valle d’Aosta – seven day limit shared between Cervinia, Champoluc, La Thuille, Courmayeur, Pila, Gressoney & Alagna
- Megève
- APPI Resort, Japan
- Arai Mountain Resort, Japan
- Furano Ski Resort, Japan
- Mona Yongpyong, South Korea
- Mt.T, Japan
- Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort, Japan
- Nekoma Mountain, Japan
- Niseko United (Japan)
- Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort, Japan
- Yunding Snow Park, China
- Zao Onsen Ski Resort, Japan
How to Claim Your Ikon Pass
Once you have purchased your Ikon Pass via the Ski Club, you will receive a confirmation e-mail and an invitation to sign up to Ikon’s online portal. Note you must do this before you start skiing!
There are three ways to collect or use your Ikon Pass this season, depending on where you live and where you are first skiing:
- For those Members based in North America, Ikon Pass will post your pass out to you using the address supplied on purchasing your pass.
- For those resident outside North America, but your first skiing of the year is in North America – you can collect your Ikon Pass from the ticket office of the resort (except Cypress or Red Mountain, see below)
- For those resident outside North America and your first skiing is also outside North America – present your completed Ikon Pass profile to the ticket office window to collect a week pass for your time in resort (except Zermatt, see below)
For visitors to Cypress or Red Mountain, they are unable to print Ikon Passes, and will instead issue local tickets for your time in resort. Conversely, Zermatt is able to print Ikon Passes.
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