- 26/27 Ikon Pass – Purchase Notes
- Southern Hemisphere Access: The 26/27 Ikon Pass can be used in the Southern Hemisphere during 2026, with access to ski resorts in Australia, New Zealand, and Chile.
- Spring Skiing Access – Buy Now, Ride Now (2026 Spring Access for New Pass Holders)
- Buy now and enjoy unlimited spring skiing at up to 17 mountains, with immediate access at select destinations.
- New Ikon Pass Holder – Spring Access
- Starting March 12, 2026 – Immediate unlimited spring skiing access at:
- Big Bear Mountain Resort, Snow Valley, Crystal Mountain, Schweitzer, Solitude Mountain Resort, Snowshoe, Stratton, Sugarbush Resort, and Blue Mountain (Canada).
- Starting April 6, 2026 – Access available at:
- Arapahoe Basin, Winter Park, Steamboat, Mammoth Mountain, June Mountain, Palisades Tahoe, Tremblant, and Deer Valley.
- (No reservations required.)
- New Ikon Base Pass Holder – Spring Access
- Starting March 12, 2026 – Immediate unlimited spring skiing access at:
- Big Bear Mountain Resort, Snow Valley, Solitude Mountain Resort, Snowshoe, Stratton, Sugarbush Resort, and Blue Mountain (Canada).
- Starting April 6, 2026 – Access available at:
- Arapahoe Basin, Winter Park, Steamboat, Mammoth Mountain, June Mountain, Palisades Tahoe, and Tremblant.
- Spring 2026 access is not available for any 26/27 Ikon Session Pass.
- Product Language: This is an English-language product. All services are provided in English only, making it suitable for independent travelers or semi-independent travelers.
- Cancellation & Modification Policy: All sales are final. Once issued, the pass cannot be canceled, changed, or transferred.
- Validity Period:
- The validity of the 26/27 Ikon Pass depends on the operating dates of each ski resort.
- Most Northern Hemisphere resorts open around October to November, while most Southern Hemisphere resorts open around May.
- The 26/27 Ikon Pass is valid for the 2026 winter season only.
- Pass Collection:
- Guests departing from China: We recommend printing your Ikon Pass at any participating ski resort upon arrival.
- Guests residing in the United States or Canada: You may leave your mailing address in the order notes, and the pass will be mailed to your home free of charge (delivery may take about one month). Alternatively, you can print your pass at any participating ski resort upon arrival.
- Lost Pass Replacement: If the pass is lost and needs to be reissued, you may apply for a paid replacement at the ski resort service counter.
- Safety Notice: After receiving the confirmation email, you may upload the photo to be displayed on your IKON Pass and review and sign the liability waiver through the link provided in the email. Alternatively, you may complete these procedures at the service desk upon arrival at the ski resort.
- Friendly Reminder: Skiing is an adventurous sport. Please wear appropriate protective gear and warm clothing while skiing. If you have any medical conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, or other health concerns, please refrain from participating in skiing activities.
- Other Information: At most participating ski resorts, you can present your IKON Pass to receive discounts on purchases or other experience activities within the resort.
【Early Bird Special】Global Ski Pass: IKON PASS Annual Pass丨One Pass, Unlimited Access to 76 Top Ski Resorts Worldwide
4.9
(5 reviews)
Tour Code: 603180
$299.00 per person
Departure CityLos Angeles
End CityLos Angeles
Duration1 days
LanguageEnglish Live
Tour ThemesOutdoor Adventure
Activity LevelChallenge
Highlights
• Just 4 Trips to Get Your Money's Worth: A money-saving secret for skiers and a winter feast for snow lovers
• 2026/2027 New Ski Season – Early Bird Double Savings: Returning pass holders can save up to $50/person, and family combo passes offer up to $100 off for children
• 2026/2027 New Ski Season – Early Bird Double Savings: Returning pass holders can save up to $50/person, and family combo passes offer up to $100 off for children
Itinerary
26/27 New Ski Season – Early Bird Promotions
Offer 1: Renewal Discount for Returning Pass Holders – Save up to $50 per person
If you are a 25/26 Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass holder, you can save up to $50 on the purchase of a 26/27 Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass for Adult (23+) and Youth (ages 13–22) passes from the first day of sale.
Offer 2: Family Pass Promotion – Up to $100 Off for Children
Starting from the first day of sale, when purchasing an Adult Ikon Pass or Adult Ikon Base Pass, you can purchase a discounted Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass for children aged 5–12 with a $50–$100 discount per child.
New Benefit: Expanded Colorado Access
NEW: Unlimited Access at Arapahoe Basin (Colorado)
Starting in the 2026/27 winter season, Arapahoe Basin in Colorado will offer unlimited access for Ikon Base Pass holders.
To enjoy early access, Buy Now, Ride Now begins April 6, 2026.
NEW: Aspen Snowmass Access for Ikon Base Pass
Starting in the 2026/27 winter season, Ikon Base Pass holders will receive up to 5 days of skiing access at Snowmass only, with select blackout dates.
Please note that Ikon Base Pass does not include access to the following mountains:
- Aspen Mountain
- Aspen Highlands
- Buttermilk
To enjoy 7 days of combined access across all four Aspen Snowmass mountains, guests must purchase an Ikon Pass.
NEW: Lift Reservations No Longer Required at Aspen Snowmass
Lift reservations are no longer required for skiing at Aspen Snowmass.
Ikon Pass holders no longer need lift reservations at:
- Aspen Mountain
- Snowmass
- Aspen Highlands
- Buttermilk
Ikon Base Pass holders also no longer need lift reservations at Snowmass.
3 New Midwest Destinations
For the 2026/27 winter season, Ikon Pass holders will receive 7 days of skiing access with no blackout dates at the following three ski resorts:
- Snowriver Mountain Resort (Michigan)
- Lutsen Mountains (Minnesota)
- Granite Peak (Wisconsin)
Ikon Base Pass holders will receive 5 days of skiing access, with select blackout dates. All three resorts are also included with the Ikon Session Pass.
For the full list of Ikon Pass resorts and benefits for the 2026/27 season, please visit the official website: https://www.ikonpass.com/en/compare-passes#perks
Three Premier Midwest Destinations
For the 26/27 season, Ikon Pass holders will have seven-day access each to Snowriver Mountain Resort in Michigan, Lutsen Mountains in Minnesota and Granite Peak in Wisconsin with no blackout dates, and five-day access each on Ikon Base Pass, with select blackout dates. Snowriver Mountain Resort, Lutsen Mountains and Granite Peak are all available on the Ikon Session Pass.
Snowriver Mountain Resort sits deep in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, defined by snowfall, long rolling runs, and a pace that invites skiers and riders to settle in for the day. With over 200 inches of legendary UP powder each season and the region's only high-speed lift, Snowriver Mountain Resort blends quiet, uncrowded terrain with moments that feel unexpectedly big.
Set high above the blue expanse of Lake Superior in Minnesota, Lutsen Mountains delivers a Midwest ski experience that feels anything but expected. Spread across four interconnected peaks and anchored by Mid-America's only gondola, Lutsen Mountains pairs sweeping vertical with nonstop lake views, where snow-covered runs roll toward an endless horizon of water and sky.
Granite Peak rises unexpectedly above the forests of central Wisconsin, providing a true mountain feel where it's least expected. Fast lifts, real vertical, and expansive terrain combine with a lively base-area energy that feels unmistakably like a ski town. It's Wisconsin's biggest mountain, designed for efficient laps by day and easy transitions into town when the lifts stop spinning.
"Granite Peak, Lutsen Mountains, and Snowriver Mountain Resort are known for their family-friendly environment and dedication to delivering unforgettable winter adventures, and are an ideal fit for loyal and new Ikon Pass holders," said Charles Skinner, President & Owner, Midwest Family Ski Resorts. "We look forward to welcoming our new Ikon Pass guests for a truly unique Midwest mountain experience."
Risk-Free Refundable Purchase Option:
We only provides the basic purchase service for the Ikon Pass. If you wish to add this option, please contact the official Ikon Pass customer service after purchasing your pass. The following information is provided for reference only.
Refundable Option:
- An additional 20% fee based on the original gross price is required to add the refundable option. This option does not apply to promotional prices or group-discounted passes.
- After placing the order and receiving confirmation for your pass, the pass holder must contact the Ikon Pass Customer Service Center within 24 hours to add the refundable option.
If you need the Ikon Pass Customer Service phone number, please contact our customer service for assistance.
Refund Policy:
Your Ikon Pass purchase can be risk-free with the refundable product option. If life circumstances or weather conditions change your plans, you may request a refund according to the following rules:
- If your pass has not been scanned before January 15, 2027, you are eligible for a 100% cash refund.
- If your pass has been scanned only once before January 15, 2027, you are eligible for a 50% cash refund.
Ikon Pass Introduces New Asian Ski Destinations: Explore Legendary Snow in Asia – Up to 77 Days of Skiing
Ikon Pass invites skiers from around the world to explore the legendary snow destinations of Asia during the winter season.
Following the addition of Niseko United (Hokkaido) and Arai Mountain Resort (Myoko, Niigata) in Japan, Ikon Pass has further expanded its Asian destinations with several new resorts, including: Japan, Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort, Mt. T by Hoshino Resorts (Tanigawadake Ski Resort), Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort, Furano Ski Resort, APPI Resort, NEKOMA Mountain, Zao Onsen Ski Resort, China, Yunding Snow Park (Chongli Genting Snow Park), South Korea, Mona Yongpyong Resort
With these additions, Ikon Pass holders can enjoy up to 77 days of skiing across Asia's iconic mountain destinations.
Pass Access Details:
Ikon Pass holders: Up to 7 days of skiing with no blackout dates at the new Asian destinations.
Ikon Base Pass holders: Up to 5 days of skiing with no blackout dates.
Ikon Session Pass: Access to these destinations is not included.
Matt Bowers, Vice President of Marketing at Alterra Mountain Company, stated: "Ikon Pass is a gateway to unforgettable winter experiences in Asia. With iconic resorts across Hokkaido, Nagano, and the Tohoku region of Japan—along with Olympic venues in China, Japan, and South Korea—Ikon Pass offers skiers unprecedented access to Asia's legendary snow."
1. Japanese Ski Resorts Overview:
Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort:
Located high in the Japanese Alps, Shiga Kogen is one of Japan's most popular ski destinations and is part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
The resort features 18 interconnected ski areas and offers a long ski season from late November to late May. From family-friendly slopes to deep powder zones, visitors can enjoy expansive winter landscapes with breathtaking mountain views.
NEKOMA Mountain:
Situated near Lake Inawashiro in Fukushima Prefecture, NEKOMA Mountain combines two ski areas on its north and south slopes, making it one of the largest ski areas in Japan. The southern side is known for its wide scenic runs, while the northern side offers dry powder conditions. With its blend of nature, culture, and history, it provides exceptional deep-snow skiing experiences.
Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort:
Located on Mount Myoko in Niigata Prefecture, this resort receives an average annual snowfall of 13.4 meters and offers a vertical drop of 1,124 meters. Its longest run reaches 8.5 km, and it is only about two hours from Tokyo, making it easily accessible. Wide slopes, lake-view terrain, and steep powder runs make it a classic destination for ski enthusiasts.
APPI Resort:
One of Japan's largest ski resorts, APPI is located in Iwate Prefecture and receives over 10 meters of snowfall annually. Known for its wide and smooth slopes, the resort emphasizes the pure joy of skiing. In addition to powder snow, it also offers onsen hot springs, fine dining, and premium resort experiences.
Furano Ski Resort:
Located in Hokkaido's renowned ski region, Furano Ski Resort is divided into two areas: Furano Zone and Kitanomine Zone. Its snow is famous for being light and dry powder, often referred to as "basin powder." The resort offers both World Cup racecourses and natural ungroomed terrain, combining spectacular scenery with exceptional skiing conditions.
Mt. T (Tanigawadake Ski Resort by Hoshino Resorts):
Known as a "powder paradise," Mt. T receives around 15 meters of snowfall annually. With steep and varied terrain set against the dramatic twin peaks of Mount Tanigawa, it is one of Japan's most exciting and challenging ski destinations.
Zao Onsen Ski Resort:
Located in the mountain region of Yamagata Prefecture, Zao Onsen is famous for its "Snow Monster" trees—snow-covered formations created by heavy winter conditions. After skiing the resort's 9-km "Snow Monster Route," visitors can relax in natural hot springs, enjoying one of Japan's most magical winter experiences.
2. Ski Resort in China
Yunding Snow Park (Chongli Genting Snow Park):
Located in the snow-covered mountains of northern China, Yunding Snow Park is only about one hour from Beijing by high-speed train. The resort hosted events during the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and features modern facilities, including the halfpipe used by Olympic champions Eileen Gu and Shaun White. The resort offers well-developed amenities, including accommodations, dining options, and ski-in/ski-out facilities, making it one of China's premier ski destinations.
3. Ski Resort in South Korea
Mona Yongpyong (Yongpyong Resort):
Located in PyeongChang, Yongpyong is a historic ski resort that hosted events during the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics. The resort is famous for its Rainbow Slope and the scenic views from Mount Balwang. Combining world-class skiing, cultural experiences, and leisure activities, it has become one of Asia's most popular ski and winter resort destinations.
Note: The information above is for reference only. For the latest updates and real-time information for the 26/27 ski season, please visit the official website: www.ikonpass.com
Offer 1: Renewal Discount for Returning Pass Holders – Save up to $50 per person
If you are a 25/26 Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass holder, you can save up to $50 on the purchase of a 26/27 Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass for Adult (23+) and Youth (ages 13–22) passes from the first day of sale.
Offer 2: Family Pass Promotion – Up to $100 Off for Children
Starting from the first day of sale, when purchasing an Adult Ikon Pass or Adult Ikon Base Pass, you can purchase a discounted Ikon Pass or Ikon Base Pass for children aged 5–12 with a $50–$100 discount per child.
New Benefit: Expanded Colorado Access
NEW: Unlimited Access at Arapahoe Basin (Colorado)
Starting in the 2026/27 winter season, Arapahoe Basin in Colorado will offer unlimited access for Ikon Base Pass holders.
To enjoy early access, Buy Now, Ride Now begins April 6, 2026.
NEW: Aspen Snowmass Access for Ikon Base Pass
Starting in the 2026/27 winter season, Ikon Base Pass holders will receive up to 5 days of skiing access at Snowmass only, with select blackout dates.
Please note that Ikon Base Pass does not include access to the following mountains:
- Aspen Mountain
- Aspen Highlands
- Buttermilk
To enjoy 7 days of combined access across all four Aspen Snowmass mountains, guests must purchase an Ikon Pass.
NEW: Lift Reservations No Longer Required at Aspen Snowmass
Lift reservations are no longer required for skiing at Aspen Snowmass.
Ikon Pass holders no longer need lift reservations at:
- Aspen Mountain
- Snowmass
- Aspen Highlands
- Buttermilk
Ikon Base Pass holders also no longer need lift reservations at Snowmass.
3 New Midwest Destinations
For the 2026/27 winter season, Ikon Pass holders will receive 7 days of skiing access with no blackout dates at the following three ski resorts:
- Snowriver Mountain Resort (Michigan)
- Lutsen Mountains (Minnesota)
- Granite Peak (Wisconsin)
Ikon Base Pass holders will receive 5 days of skiing access, with select blackout dates. All three resorts are also included with the Ikon Session Pass.
For the full list of Ikon Pass resorts and benefits for the 2026/27 season, please visit the official website: https://www.ikonpass.com/en/compare-passes#perks
Three Premier Midwest Destinations
For the 26/27 season, Ikon Pass holders will have seven-day access each to Snowriver Mountain Resort in Michigan, Lutsen Mountains in Minnesota and Granite Peak in Wisconsin with no blackout dates, and five-day access each on Ikon Base Pass, with select blackout dates. Snowriver Mountain Resort, Lutsen Mountains and Granite Peak are all available on the Ikon Session Pass.
Snowriver Mountain Resort sits deep in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, defined by snowfall, long rolling runs, and a pace that invites skiers and riders to settle in for the day. With over 200 inches of legendary UP powder each season and the region's only high-speed lift, Snowriver Mountain Resort blends quiet, uncrowded terrain with moments that feel unexpectedly big.
Set high above the blue expanse of Lake Superior in Minnesota, Lutsen Mountains delivers a Midwest ski experience that feels anything but expected. Spread across four interconnected peaks and anchored by Mid-America's only gondola, Lutsen Mountains pairs sweeping vertical with nonstop lake views, where snow-covered runs roll toward an endless horizon of water and sky.
Granite Peak rises unexpectedly above the forests of central Wisconsin, providing a true mountain feel where it's least expected. Fast lifts, real vertical, and expansive terrain combine with a lively base-area energy that feels unmistakably like a ski town. It's Wisconsin's biggest mountain, designed for efficient laps by day and easy transitions into town when the lifts stop spinning.
"Granite Peak, Lutsen Mountains, and Snowriver Mountain Resort are known for their family-friendly environment and dedication to delivering unforgettable winter adventures, and are an ideal fit for loyal and new Ikon Pass holders," said Charles Skinner, President & Owner, Midwest Family Ski Resorts. "We look forward to welcoming our new Ikon Pass guests for a truly unique Midwest mountain experience."
Risk-Free Refundable Purchase Option:
We only provides the basic purchase service for the Ikon Pass. If you wish to add this option, please contact the official Ikon Pass customer service after purchasing your pass. The following information is provided for reference only.
Refundable Option:
- An additional 20% fee based on the original gross price is required to add the refundable option. This option does not apply to promotional prices or group-discounted passes.
- After placing the order and receiving confirmation for your pass, the pass holder must contact the Ikon Pass Customer Service Center within 24 hours to add the refundable option.
If you need the Ikon Pass Customer Service phone number, please contact our customer service for assistance.
Refund Policy:
Your Ikon Pass purchase can be risk-free with the refundable product option. If life circumstances or weather conditions change your plans, you may request a refund according to the following rules:
- If your pass has not been scanned before January 15, 2027, you are eligible for a 100% cash refund.
- If your pass has been scanned only once before January 15, 2027, you are eligible for a 50% cash refund.
Ikon Pass Introduces New Asian Ski Destinations: Explore Legendary Snow in Asia – Up to 77 Days of Skiing
Ikon Pass invites skiers from around the world to explore the legendary snow destinations of Asia during the winter season.
Following the addition of Niseko United (Hokkaido) and Arai Mountain Resort (Myoko, Niigata) in Japan, Ikon Pass has further expanded its Asian destinations with several new resorts, including: Japan, Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort, Mt. T by Hoshino Resorts (Tanigawadake Ski Resort), Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort, Furano Ski Resort, APPI Resort, NEKOMA Mountain, Zao Onsen Ski Resort, China, Yunding Snow Park (Chongli Genting Snow Park), South Korea, Mona Yongpyong Resort
With these additions, Ikon Pass holders can enjoy up to 77 days of skiing across Asia's iconic mountain destinations.
Pass Access Details:
Ikon Pass holders: Up to 7 days of skiing with no blackout dates at the new Asian destinations.
Ikon Base Pass holders: Up to 5 days of skiing with no blackout dates.
Ikon Session Pass: Access to these destinations is not included.
Matt Bowers, Vice President of Marketing at Alterra Mountain Company, stated: "Ikon Pass is a gateway to unforgettable winter experiences in Asia. With iconic resorts across Hokkaido, Nagano, and the Tohoku region of Japan—along with Olympic venues in China, Japan, and South Korea—Ikon Pass offers skiers unprecedented access to Asia's legendary snow."
1. Japanese Ski Resorts Overview:
Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort:
Located high in the Japanese Alps, Shiga Kogen is one of Japan's most popular ski destinations and is part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
The resort features 18 interconnected ski areas and offers a long ski season from late November to late May. From family-friendly slopes to deep powder zones, visitors can enjoy expansive winter landscapes with breathtaking mountain views.
NEKOMA Mountain:
Situated near Lake Inawashiro in Fukushima Prefecture, NEKOMA Mountain combines two ski areas on its north and south slopes, making it one of the largest ski areas in Japan. The southern side is known for its wide scenic runs, while the northern side offers dry powder conditions. With its blend of nature, culture, and history, it provides exceptional deep-snow skiing experiences.
Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort:
Located on Mount Myoko in Niigata Prefecture, this resort receives an average annual snowfall of 13.4 meters and offers a vertical drop of 1,124 meters. Its longest run reaches 8.5 km, and it is only about two hours from Tokyo, making it easily accessible. Wide slopes, lake-view terrain, and steep powder runs make it a classic destination for ski enthusiasts.
APPI Resort:
One of Japan's largest ski resorts, APPI is located in Iwate Prefecture and receives over 10 meters of snowfall annually. Known for its wide and smooth slopes, the resort emphasizes the pure joy of skiing. In addition to powder snow, it also offers onsen hot springs, fine dining, and premium resort experiences.
Furano Ski Resort:
Located in Hokkaido's renowned ski region, Furano Ski Resort is divided into two areas: Furano Zone and Kitanomine Zone. Its snow is famous for being light and dry powder, often referred to as "basin powder." The resort offers both World Cup racecourses and natural ungroomed terrain, combining spectacular scenery with exceptional skiing conditions.
Mt. T (Tanigawadake Ski Resort by Hoshino Resorts):
Known as a "powder paradise," Mt. T receives around 15 meters of snowfall annually. With steep and varied terrain set against the dramatic twin peaks of Mount Tanigawa, it is one of Japan's most exciting and challenging ski destinations.
Zao Onsen Ski Resort:
Located in the mountain region of Yamagata Prefecture, Zao Onsen is famous for its "Snow Monster" trees—snow-covered formations created by heavy winter conditions. After skiing the resort's 9-km "Snow Monster Route," visitors can relax in natural hot springs, enjoying one of Japan's most magical winter experiences.
2. Ski Resort in China
Yunding Snow Park (Chongli Genting Snow Park):
Located in the snow-covered mountains of northern China, Yunding Snow Park is only about one hour from Beijing by high-speed train. The resort hosted events during the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and features modern facilities, including the halfpipe used by Olympic champions Eileen Gu and Shaun White. The resort offers well-developed amenities, including accommodations, dining options, and ski-in/ski-out facilities, making it one of China's premier ski destinations.
3. Ski Resort in South Korea
Mona Yongpyong (Yongpyong Resort):
Located in PyeongChang, Yongpyong is a historic ski resort that hosted events during the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics. The resort is famous for its Rainbow Slope and the scenic views from Mount Balwang. Combining world-class skiing, cultural experiences, and leisure activities, it has become one of Asia's most popular ski and winter resort destinations.
Note: The information above is for reference only. For the latest updates and real-time information for the 26/27 ski season, please visit the official website: www.ikonpass.com
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B: Excluded, L: Excluded, D: Excluded
What’s Included
Includes
- IKON PASS (if option is selected)
- IKON BASE PASS (if option is selected)
Excludes
- Any charges are not included except Ikon pass
- Accidental loss of the ski ticket will need to be reprinted, and the replacement fee is USD5.00 per ticket
Special Notes
The time we mentioned in the itinerary is for reference only. Please refer to your guide on tour for the actual arrangement. The visiting order and duration might be changed according to actual and practical situation for better service.
This tour/activity is overseen by a select local operator in the region. Upon booking your tour or activity and after receiving confirmation, you will be issued an e-ticket detailing the local operator's name and contact information. If you require assistance finding a specific tour, please contact us for more information.
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