Denver-based Alterra Mountain Company revealed prices for next season’s Ikon Pass products on Thursday, along with announcing the addition of three new destinations.
New to the Ikon Pass lineup will be the glamorous Chamonix-Mont Blanc Valley in France, which lies in the shadow of the tallest peak in the Alps, along with Sun Valley, Idaho, and Snowbasin, Utah.
The adult price for an Ikon Pass will be $1,079, $80 more than last year, while the cost of an adult Ikon Base Pass will be $769, an increase of $40. Renewing pass-holders will get a $100 discount for the Ikon Pass and a $50 discount for the Ikon Base Pass. Nurses, military members and college students can buy discounted passes with the Ikon Pass priced at $769 and the Ikon Base Pass at $569.
The price for four-day session passes will be $419. Ikon is adding two-day and three-day “session passes” for next season, priced at $249 and $349, respectively.
Passes go on sale on March 10. A payment plan is available.
Ikon now will be good at 50 destinations in 10 countries. In Colorado, the Ikon Pass will be good for unlimited visits at Steamboat, Winter Park, Copper Mountain and Eldora, and for seven days at Arapahoe Basin and Aspen Snowmass. The cheaper Ikon Base Pass is good for unlimited visits to Winter Park, Copper Mountain and Eldora, and it allows for five days at Steamboat and Arapahoe Basin.
More details on the Ikon Pass plans and prices can be found at ikonpass.com/en/shop-passes.
Ikon rival Epic Pass, a product of Vail Resorts, has not announced its pricing for next season. Last year the Epic announcement came on March 24, three weeks after the Ikon announcement.
