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Pass Price
Adult $1,119
Young Adult $889
Teen $889
Child $569
The 2026/2027 Epic Pass is on sale for the lowest price of the season.
Pass Price
Adult $1,449
Young Adult $1,049
Child $449
4 and Under $199
The 2026/2027 Ikon Pass is on sale for the lowest price of the season.
Epic Pass Policies
Epic Pass Coverage is included with every pass purchased.
Ikon Pass Policies
Confidence to Buy: Pass holders who purchase a refundable pass and haven’t scanned their Ikon Pass by January 15, 2027 can choose to get a 100% refund. A single scan on your Ikon Pass by January 15 can receive 50% back. Additional coverage options can be purchased through Ski.com. Terms and conditions apply.
Epic Pass Access
90+ Resorts Total
Grants access to:
Unlimited access to 42 resorts in U.S., Canada, Australia and Switzerland, plus free days of skiing or riding in Japan, France, Italy and Austria.
Full Ikon Pass Access
70+ Resorts Total
Grants access to:
Unlimited access to 18 resorts in U.S. and Canada, plus 7 days of skiing or riding in Japan, China, South Korea, New Zealand, Australia, Chile, Italy, France, Austria and Switzerland.
Unlimited Resorts on Epic Pass
Heavenly, CA
Kirkwood, CA
Northstar, CA
Beaver Creek, CO
Breckenridge, CO
Crested Butte, CO
Keystone, CO
Vail, CO
Paoli Peaks, IN
Mt. Brighton, MI
Hidden Valley, MO
Snow Creek, MO
Afton Alps, MN
Attitash, NH
Crotched Mountain, NH
Mount Sunapee, NH
Wildcat, NH
Hunter Mountain, NY
Alpine Valley, OH
Boston Mills, OH
Brandywine, OH
Mad River Mountain, OH
Big Boulder, PA
Hidden Valley, PA
Jack Frost, PA
Laurel Mountain, PA
Liberty, PA
Roundtop, PA
Seven Springs, PA
Whitetail, PA
Park City, UT
Mount Snow, VT
Okemo, VT
Stowe, VT
Stevens Pass, WA
Wilmot, WI
Falls Creek, Australia
Hotham, Australia
Perisher, Australia
Whistler Blackcomb, BC
Andermatt-Sedrun, Switzerland
Crans-Montana, Switzerland
Unlimited Resorts on Ikon Pass
Big Bear Mountain, CA
June Mountain, CA
Snow Valley, CA
Eldora Mountain, CO
Crystal Mountain, WA
Snowshoe, WV
Blue Mountain, ON
Limited Resorts on Epic Pass
Resorts in the U.S.:
Resorts of the Canadian Rockies:
Fernie Alpine
Kimberley Alpine
Nakiska
Stoneham
Italy’s Skirama Dolomiti Resorts:
Andalo-Fai della Paganella
Folgarida-Lavarone
Folgarida-Marilleva
Monte Bondone
Pejo
Pinzolo
Ponte di Legno-Tonale
France’s Les 3 Vallées Resorts:
La Tania
Orelle
Saint Martin de Bellevelle
Switzerland's Verbier 4 Vallées:
Bruson
La Tzoumaz
Nendaz
Thyon
Veysonnaz
Resorts in Austria:
New! Mayrhofen and Hintertux
New! Saalbach and Zell am See-Kaprun
New! Silvretta Montafon
New! Sölden
Austria's Ski Arlberg Resorts:
Schröcken
St. Anton
St. Christoph
Stuben
Warth
Resorts in Japan:
Limited Resorts on Ikon Pass
Full Ikon Pass holders get seven days at these resorts.
Resorts in the U.S.:
Alyeska, AK
Sierra-at-Tahoe, CA
Aspen Snowmass, CO
Sun Valley, ID
Sugarloaf, ME
Sunday River, ME
Boyne Mountain, MI
New! Snowriver Mountain, MI
The Highlands, MI
New! Lutsen, MN
Big Sky, MT
Loon Mountain, NH
Taos, NM
Mt. Bachelor, OR
Camelback, PA
Blue Mountain, PA
Alta and Snowbird, UT
Brighton Resort, UT
Deer Valley, UT
Snowbasin, UT
Killington/Pico, VT
The Summit at Snoqualmie, WA
New! Granite Peak, WI
Jackson Hole, WY
Resorts in Canada:
Cypress Mountain, BC
Panorama Mountain, BC
Revelstoke Mountain, BC
RED Mountain, BC
SilverStar Mountain, BC
SkiBig3: Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise, Mt. Norquay
Sun Peaks, BC
Le Massif de Charlevoix, QC
Resorts in Andorra:
Grandvalira Resorts
Resorts in Austria:
Kitzbühel
Ischgl
Resorts in France:
Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley
Megève
Resorts in Italy:
Valle d’Aosta
Italy’s Dolomiti Superski:
Alpe di Siusi
Alpe Lusia
Alta Badia
Arabba Marmolada
Brixen
Civetta
Cortina d’Ampezzo
Kronplatz
San Martino di Castrozza
Val di Fassa
Val di Fiemme
3 Zinnen Dolomites
Resorts in Switzerland:
St. Moritz
Zermatt
Resorts in Chile:
Valle Nevado
Resorts in China:
Yunding
Resorts in Japan:
Appi Kogen
Furano
Lotte Arai
Mt.T
Myōkō Suginohara
Nekoma Mountain
Niseko
Shiga Kogen
Zao Onsen
Resorts in South Korea:
Mona Yongpyong
Resorts in Australia:
Mt. Buller
Thredbo
Resorts in New Zealand
Coronet Peak
Mt. Hutt
The Remarkables
New! Full Ikon Pass holders get two days at these resorts (blackout dates apply).
Tamarack, ID
Jiminy Peak, MA
Ski Butternut, MA
Wild Mountain, MN
Buck Hill, MN
Giants Ridge, MN
Cranmore, NH
Devil’s Head, WI
Grouse Mountain, BC
Epic Resorts by Region
California (3 resorts)
Colorado (6 resorts)
Midwest (9 resorts)
New England (8 resorts)
Pacific Northwest (1 resort)
Utah (1 resort)
Canada (7 resorts)
Austria (13 resorts)
France (7 resorts)
Italy (8 resorts)
Switzerland (8 resorts)
Japan (11 resorts)
Australia (3 resorts)
Ikon Resorts by Region
Alaska (1 resort)
California (6 resorts)
Colorado (6 resorts)
Idaho (3 resorts)
Mid-Atlantic (3 resorts)
Midwest (8 resorts)
Montana (1 resort)
New Mexico (1 resort)
New England (9 resorts)
Oregon (1 resort)
Wyoming (1 resort)
Washington (2 resorts)
Utah (6 resorts)
Canada (10 resorts)
Europe (9 resorts)
Chile (1 resort)
China (1 resort)
Japan (9 resorts)
South Korea (1 resort)
Australia (2 resorts)
New Zealand (3 resorts)
Resorts on the Epic multi day passes for the 2026/2027 season
For Epic multi-day passes there are two new options, one with 32 resorts and another with 22, catering to where you're looking to ski.
32 Resorts Option:
Keystone, CO / Crested Butte, CO / Heavenly CA, NV / Northstar, CA / Kirkwood, CA / Stevens pass, WA / Stowe, VT / Okemo, VT / Mount Sunapee, NH / Mount Snow, VT / Hunter Mountain, NY / Attitash Mountain Resort, NH / Wildcat Mountain, NH / Crotched Mountain, NH / Liberty Mountain Resort, PA / Roundtop Mountain Resort, PA / Whitetail Resort, PA / Jack Frost, PA / Big Boulder, PA / Seven Springs, PA / Laurel Mountain, PA / Hidden Valley, PA / Mt. Brighton, MI / Afton Alps, MN / Wilmot, WI / Alpine Valley, OH / Boston Mills, OH / Brandywine, OH / Mad River Mountain, OH / Hidden Valley, MO / Snow Creek, MO / Paoli Peaks, IN
22 Resorts Option:
Mount Sunapee, NH / Attitash Mountain Resort, NH / Wildcat Mountain, NH / Crotched Mountain, NH / Liberty Mountain Resort, PA / Roundtop Mountain Resort, PA / Whitetail Resort, PA / Jack Frost, PA / Big Boulder, PA / Seven Springs, PA / Laurel Mountain, PA / Hidden Valley, PA / Mt. Brighton, MI / Afton Alps, MN / Wilmot, WI / Alpine Valley, OH / Boston Mills, OH / Brandywine, OH / Mad River Mountain, OH / Hidden Valley, MO / Snow Creek, MO / Paoli Peaks, IN
ADDITIONAL PRICING + PRODUCT DETAILS
Epic Local Pass Adult (31+): $829
Epic Local Pass Young Adult (18–30): $659
Epic Local Pass Teen (13–17): $659
Epic Local Pass Child (5–12): $435
ADDITIONAL PRICING + PRODUCT DETAILS
Ikon Base Pass Adult (23+): $1,019
Ikon Base Pass Young Adult (13-22): $729
Ikon Base Pass Child (5-12): $349
Ikon Base Pass 4 and Under: $149
Epic 1-Day Pass
Adult Holiday (All resorts, 13+): $167
Adult Holiday (32 resorts, 13+): $127
Adult Holiday (22 resorts, 13+): $80
Child Holiday (All resorts, 5–12): $86
Child Holiday (32 resorts, 5–12): $67
Child Holiday (22 resorts, 5–12): $42
Adult Excludes Holidays (all resorts): $141
Adult Excludes Holidays (32 resorts): $109
Adult Excludes Holidays (22 resorts): $68
Child Excludes Holidays (all resorts): $74
Child Excludes Holidays (32 resorts): $57
Child Excludes Holidays (22 resorts): $34
Epic 2-Day Pass
Adult Holiday (All resorts, 13+): $312
Adult Holiday (32 resorts, 13+): $241
Adult Holiday (22 resorts, 13+): $149
Child Holiday (All resorts, 5–12): $161
Child Holiday (32 resorts, 5–12): $123
Child Holiday (22 resorts, 5–12): $78
Adult Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 13+): $262
Adult Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 13+): $206
Adult Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 13+): $125
Child Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 5–12): $137
Child Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 5–12): $106
Child Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 5–12): $64
Epic 3-Day Pass
Adult Holiday (All resorts, 13+): $438
Adult Holiday (32 resorts, 13+): $337
Adult Holiday (22 resorts, 13+): $208
Child Holiday (All resorts, 5–12): $225
Child Holiday (32 resorts, 5–12): $173
Child Holiday (22 resorts, 5–12): $108
Adult Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 13+): $370
Adult Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 13+): $287
Adult Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 13+): $176
Child Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 5–12): $193
Child Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 5–12): $148
Child Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 5–12): $91
Epic 4-Day Pass
Adult Holiday (All resorts, 13+): $545
Adult Holiday (32 resorts, 13+): $422
Adult Holiday (22 resorts, 13+): $260
Child Holiday (All resorts, 5–12): $280
Child Holiday (32 resorts, 5–12): $217
Child Holiday (22 resorts, 5–12): $134
Adult Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 13+): $461
Adult Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 13+): $359
Adult Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 13+): $218
Child Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 5–12): $240
Child Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 5–12): $184
Child Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 5–12): $113
Epic 5-Day Pass
Adult Holiday (All resorts, 13+): $636
Adult Holiday (32 resorts, 13+): $497
Adult Holiday (22 resorts, 13+): $304
Child Holiday (All resorts, 5–12): $324
Child Holiday (32 resorts, 5–12): $254
Child Holiday (22 resorts, 5–12): $156
Adult Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 13+): $538
Adult Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 13+): $416
Adult Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 13+): $255
Child Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 5–12): $280
Child Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 5–12): $215
Child Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 5–12): $131
Epic 6-Day Pass
Adult Holiday (All resorts, 13+): $726
Adult Holiday (32 resorts, 13+): $561
Adult Holiday (22 resorts, 13+): $345
Child Holiday (All resorts, 5–12): $372
Child Holiday (32 resorts, 5–12): $288
Child Holiday (22 resorts, 5–12): $177
Adult Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 13+): $615
Adult Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 13+): $472
Adult Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 13+): $291
Child Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 5–12): $319
Child Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 5–12): $242
Child Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 5–12): $150
Epic 7-Day Pass
Adult Holiday (All resorts, 13+): $812
Adult Holiday (32 resorts, 13+): $624
Adult Holiday (22 resorts, 13+): $384
Child Holiday (All resorts, 5–12): $416
Child Holiday (32 resorts, 5–12): $319
Child Holiday (22 resorts, 5–12): $195
Adult Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 13+): $687
Adult Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 13+): $526
Adult Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 13+): $323
Child Excludes Holidays (All resorts, 5–12): $359
Child Excludes Holidays (32 resorts, 5–12): $270
Child Excludes Holidays (22 resorts, 5–12): $165
Military Pass
Military Pass Active and Dependent: $220
Military Pass Retired and Dependent: $220
Military Pass Veteran: $633
Military Pass Veteran Dependent: $633 (adult) | $338 (child)
Epic Military Passes do NOT include access to partner resorts: Telluride, Resorts of the Canadian Rockies (Fernie, Kicking Horse, Kimberley Alpine Resort, Nakiska, Mont Sainte Anne and Stoneham), Japan (Rusutsu and Hakuba Valley) and European partners.
Summit Value Pass
Summit Value Pass Adult (19+): $665
Summit Value Pass Teen (13–18): $541
Summit Value Pass Child (5–12): $373
Tahoe Pass
Tahoe Local Pass: Ski 7 days a week (excluding blackout days) at Kirkwood, Heavenly and Northstar
Tahoe Local Pass Adult (19+): $699
Tahoe Local Pass Teen (13–18): $566
Tahoe Local Pass Child (5–12): $349
Tahoe Value Pass: Ski 7 days a week at Heavenly and 6 days week at Northstar and Kirkwood
Tahoe Value Pass Adult (19–64): $597
Tahoe Value Pass Senior (65+): $507
Tahoe Value Pass Teen (13–18): $497
Tahoe Value Pass Child (5–12): $294
Northeast Pass
Northeast Value Pass: Access to 21 resorts starting Fall 2026/2027 season (excluding blackout days)
Northeast Value Pass Adult (18–64): $676
Northeast Value Pass Senior (65+): $507
Northeast Value Pass Teen (13–18): $507
Northeast Midweek Pass: Access to 21 resorts starting Fall 2026/2027 season (excluding blackout days)
Northeast Midweek Pass Adult (18–64): $507
Northeast Midweek Pass Senior (65+): $384
4-Day:
Ikon Session Pass Adult (23+): $529
Ikon Session Pass Young Adult (13-22): $419
Ikon Session Pass Child (5-12): $309
Ikon Session Pass 4 and Under: $309
3-Day:
Ikon Session Pass Adult (23+): $429
Ikon Session Pass Young Adult (13-22): $369
Ikon Session Pass Child (5-12): $259
Ikon Session Pass 4 and Under: $259
2-Day:
Ikon Session Pass Adult (23+): $319
Ikon Session Pass Young Adult (13-22): $259
Ikon Session Pass Child (5-12): $209
Ikon Session Pass 4 and Under: $209
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS
Buddy Tickets and Discounted Ski with a Friend Rates, blackout dates apply (Receive 10 Epic Friends Tickets with the purchase of an Epic Pass for the 2026/2027 season)
Epic Coverage is included with every pass and provides protection across a range of Qualifying Personal Events and Qualifying Resort Closures
20% off food at select on-mountain locations
Epic Pass holders receive an exclusive 20% resort lodging discount
20% off group ski or snowboarding lessons for Epic Pass holders
20% on Whistler Heli-Skiing when Epic Pass holders book in advance
20% off transportation from Denver International Airport to Colorado ski areas for Epic Pass holders
20% off ski and snowboard rentals at dozens of locations
50% off a tune-up and one free wax a year at select locations for Epic Pass holders
ADDITIONAL BENEFITS
15 Friends and Family lift tickets offering 25% off window rates on Ikon Pass, and 10 on Ikon Base Pass
Up to 15% off food, beverage and retail at select locations and destinations on Ikon Pass and 10% off on Ikon Base Pass
Ikon Pass holders and Ikon Base Pass holders are eligible for renewal rewards
College, military and nurse discounts
Ikon Pass Travel - browse and compare airfare, hotels, and activities to customize your perfect mountain getaway
Lodging and destination deals
First Tracks at select destinations
Discounts at CMH Summer Adventure Heli-hiking trips
20% discount at The North Face for Ikon Pass holders
30% discount at Smartwool for Ikon Pass holders
20% discount at Kiehl’s for Ikon Pass holders
20% discount at Carv for Ikon Pass holders
30% discount at Trubar for Ikon Pass holders
25% discount at ShipSkis for Ikon Pass holders
30% off the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team’s Insider Fan program
Ikon Pass holders get an exclusive Free Welcome Kit when starting a new AG1 subscription
20% off Gravity Haus memberships for Ikon Pass holders
15% off Away luggage for Ikon Pass holders
Free bike park access: Ikon Pass holders receive two complimentary bike park tickets and Ikon Base Pass holders receive one park ticket
Discounts with Under Canvas for Ikon Pass holders
One-year membership with Protect Our Winters (POW) for Ikon Pass holders
Skiers ages 23–28 can save $199 on an Ikon Base Pass when a group of five purchases five passes together
What is the difference between Epic Pass and Ikon Pass?
The Epic Pass and Ikon Pass are top multi-resort ski passes, but they differ in resort access, pricing and perks. Epic Pass grants unlimited access to 42 resorts like Vail, Whistler Blackcomb and Park City, plus limited access to Japan and Europe. Ikon Pass offers unlimited skiing at 17 resorts, including Steamboat, Winter Park and Mammoth, plus limited days at premium destinations like Aspen Snowmass, Jackson Hole and Big Sky.
Epic Pass is more budget friendly, with built-in Epic Coverage and buddy tickets, while Ikon Pass includes travel discounts, First Tracks and more premium resorts. Epic is best for skiers wanting affordable, unlimited skiing, while Ikon is ideal for those who prefer high-end, Western U.S. resorts.
Epic also has better international access (Europe, Japan, Australia), whereas Ikon offers more varied terrain across North America. For frequent skiers, Epic’s lower cost makes it a great value, while Ikon is better for those who want flexibility across premium resorts.
Which Pass Should You Buy?
- If you only ski a few times per season, consider Epic or Ikon multi-day passes for cheaper access without a full commitment.
Need help deciding? Our Mountain Travel Experts at Ski.com can guide you through choosing the right pass for your ski season. You can all them at 800-610-8911 or hit the chat button in the bottom right corner.
Do the Ikon passes and Epic passes offer any of the same resorts?
The Ikon Pass and Epic Pass do not share any resorts for the 2026/2027 ski season. The Epic Pass offers unlimited access to 42 resorts, including Vail and Whistler Blackcomb, with limited access to others like Telluride and select European destinations. The Ikon Pass provides unlimited skiing at 17 resorts, including Steamboat and Mammoth, with limited days at places like Aspen Snowmass and Jackson Hole.
While both passes grant access to international resorts, such as those in Japan, Canada and Europe, they do not overlap in terms of specific mountain access. Each pass has its own partnerships and agreements with different resort operators. If you’re deciding between the two, consider which resorts best fit your travel plans and preferred terrain, as no single pass will grant access to both Epic and Ikon resorts.
Is the Epic Pass or the Ikon Pass more expensive?
Prices for both the Epic Pass and Ikon Pass have gone up about 7% for the 25/26 season. While Ikon Pass remains the pricier option, Epic offers flexible day pass options, letting you ski for as little as $100 per day when you buy an Epic Day Pass in advance. This is a huge advantage if you know you'll be skiing next season but haven't locked in your destination yet — you can purchase now and decide on your dates and resort later.
Not sure which pass is right for you? Our Mountain Travel Experts can help. Call 800-610-8911 or hit the chat button in the bottom right corner of the page to get personalized advice!
How much is a one-day Epic Pass?
An unlimited one-day Epic Pass including peak dates begins at $118 for an adult and $61 for a child.
When can I buy Epic Pass 2026/2027?
Epic Pass is now on sale for the 2026/2027 season and can be purchased through December. Epic Pass sales typically open in March and remain available until early December, with early-bird pricing offering the lowest rate
How much does the Ikon Pass cost?
The current price for an adult Ikon Pass for the 2026/2027 is $1,429 for a full adult pass.
What is better Epic Pass or Ikon Pass?
Deciding between the Epic Pass or Ikon Pass depends on how they will be used, including how often you plan to ski and where. Technically, the Epic Pass offers more access to a larger number of different resorts, however, in the long run, it comes down to personal preference and winter vacation planning from season to season.
Each pass also offers different tiers with a different number of days per resort, some with and without blackout dates, and there is an option to buy multi-day passes as well. Our Mountain Travel Experts at Ski.com can help walk you through the different options and decide which pass is best for you.
What states are on the Ikon Pass?
With the Ikon Pass, you can ski 34 different resorts in the states of California, Colorado, Idaho, Maine, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming.
What states are on the Epic Pass?
With the Epic Pass, you can ski 37 different resorts in the states of California, Colorado, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Utah, Vermont, Washington and Wisconsin.
Do you get unlimited skiing with an Epic Pass?
Yes, with the purchase of an Epic Pass you have an unlimited number of days to over 25 resorts in North America alone, and then unlimited days at Andermatt-Sedrun Resort in Switzerland, as well as Australian resorts Perisher, Falls Creek and Hotham.
