【Super Value IKON PASS!】Global Ski Pass: IKON PASS Annual Pass丨One Pass, Unlimited Access to 70+ Top Ski Resorts Worldwide
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Departure CityLos Angeles
End CityLos Angeles
Duration1 days
LanguageEnglish Live
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
• New Ski Experiences in Asia: Explore 9 exciting destinations in Japan, China, and South Korea for the 2025 winter season
• New Ski Experiences in Asia: Explore 9 exciting destinations in Japan, China, and South Korea for the 2025 winter season
Itinerary
【New Ski Resort】
Ischgl has been added to the Ikon Pass for the 2025 ski season, becoming the seventh Ikon Pass destination in Europe. Enjoy skiing or riding in this Tyrolean Alpine town with 1,273 acres of terrain in Austria and Switzerland. The Ikon Pass offers 7 days of skiing or riding, while the Ikon Base Pass provides 5 days, with no blackout dates for either pass. The Ikon Session Pass does not include this service. In the 2025 ski season, you can ski or ride in Europe for up to 49 days!
【Ski & Ride Up to 77 Days Total in the Legendary Snow of Asia】
Ikon Pass invites skiers and riders to adventure further into Asia throughout winter 25 as Niseko United and Arai Mountain Resort are joined by Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort, Mt.T, Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort, Furano Ski Resort, APPI Resort, NEKOMA Mountain, and Zao Onsen Ski Resort in Japan, plus Yunding Snow Park in China, and Mona Yongpyong in South Korea. Ikon Pass now offers up to 77 days total throughout Asia for winter 25, with access to snow at 72 global destinations across five continents and 13 countries.
Ikon Pass holders will have 7-days each at new Asian destinations with no blackout dates, and 5-days each on Ikon Base Pass with no blackout dates. There is no access to new destinations on the Ikon Session Pass.
"Ikon Pass is the winter gateway for anyone who wants to ski or ride the best of Asia, now with access to 11 destinations throughout Japan, China and South Korea," said Matt Bowers, Senior Vice President, Marketing, Alterra Mountain Company. "With marquee destinations on Hokkaido and in the Nagano Area joining Niseko United and Arai Mountain Resort in Japan, plus the hidden Japan of the Tohoku Region, along with Olympic venues in Japan, China and South Korea, Ikon Pass now offers extensive access for Ikon Pass holders in even more of the best snow regions on the planet."
JAPAN:
Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort
High in the Japanese Rockies, Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort delivers pow at its purest. As Japan's largest and highest ski destination, this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve boasts 18 interconnected ski areas, championship runs, and one of the country's longest seasons – from late November to late May. From family-friendly cruisers to off-piste powder zones, it's a vast winter playground with views that stretch to Mt. Fuji.
NEKOMA Mountain
Rising above Lake Inawashiro in Fukushima, NEKOMA Mountain combines unique North and South experiences into one of Japan's largest ski destinations. On the South side, discover long, varied runs with sweeping views. Across the north, expect refill after refill of dry, whispery powder. Surrounded by history and heritage, NEKOMA Mountain delivers endless turns, deep snow, and culturally rich adventures.
Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort
Gracing the slopes of Mt. Myoko in Japan, Suginohara is famed for its abundant powder snowfall averaging 13.4 meters annually, 1,124 meters of vertical, and one of the country's longest groomed runs at 8.5 km. Just two hours from Tokyo, with nearby Shinkansen stations and highway access, this Niigata gem combines world-class skiing with seamless travel. Wide-open terrain, sweeping lake views, and powder-filled steeps make it a playground for big turns, long laps, and pure Japanese flow.
APPI Resort
At APPI Resort, the ride is all about the glide. One of Japan's largest resorts, APPI delivers wide-open terrain, over 10 meters of snowfall, and some of the country's longest groomed runs. Set in Iwate Prefecture, its unique climate creates phenomenal powder – light, silky. Paired with refined comforts, from soothing onsen to diverse gourmet dining, every lap strikes a balance of nature, culture, and flow.
Furano Ski Resort
Furano Ski Resort is where the Powder Belt peaks. Two distinct zones – Furano and Kitanomine – offer terrain for every style, from untouched lines to World Cup runs. Known for "Bonchi Powder,"Furano's snow is light, dry, and deep, set against a basin backdrop that delivers sun, scenery, and pure northern magic.
Mt.T
Renowned as "The Ultimate Powder Field," Mt.T by Hoshino Resorts is an extraordinary bucket list destination where skiers and riders can blanket themselves in powdery deep turns. With 15 meters of annual snowfall, steep dynamic terrain, and the backdrop of Mt. Tanigawa's twin peaks, it stands as one of Japan's most prolific and rewarding regions to ski and ride.
Zao Onsen Ski Resort
High in Yamagata's mountains, Zao Onsen Ski Resort is home to Japan's legendary "Snow Monsters"– rime-covered fir trees shaped by Siberian winds. Ski among these towering white giants on the nearly 9 km Snow Monster Course, then unwind in natural hot springs as steam rises through the snow. This is Japan's winter magic, alive and moving.
CHINA:
Yunding Snow Park
Set in the snowy mountains of northern China, just an hour from Beijing by high-speed rail, Yunding Snow Park is one of Asia's best ski experiences. A host of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and other world-class competitions, this four-season resort pairs elite terrain with modern infrastructure, including the legendary halfpipe ridden by Olympians Eileen Gu and Shaun White. Beyond the turns, this Chinese icon offers sunlit slopes and ski-in/ski-out access for all abilities, robust restaurant options, on-mountain lodging, and off-slope adventures.
SOUTH KOREA:
Mona Yongpyong
Nestled in Pyeongchang, Mona Yongpyong is South Korea's most storied mountain resort, famed as a host of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Games. With its iconic Rainbow Course, sweeping slopes on Mt. Balwangsan, and year-round leisure offerings, it's a destination where world-class competition, culture, and adventure collide.
For more information about the 25 ski season, please visit the official website: ikonpass.com
Ischgl has been added to the Ikon Pass for the 2025 ski season, becoming the seventh Ikon Pass destination in Europe. Enjoy skiing or riding in this Tyrolean Alpine town with 1,273 acres of terrain in Austria and Switzerland. The Ikon Pass offers 7 days of skiing or riding, while the Ikon Base Pass provides 5 days, with no blackout dates for either pass. The Ikon Session Pass does not include this service. In the 2025 ski season, you can ski or ride in Europe for up to 49 days!
【Ski & Ride Up to 77 Days Total in the Legendary Snow of Asia】
Ikon Pass invites skiers and riders to adventure further into Asia throughout winter 25 as Niseko United and Arai Mountain Resort are joined by Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort, Mt.T, Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort, Furano Ski Resort, APPI Resort, NEKOMA Mountain, and Zao Onsen Ski Resort in Japan, plus Yunding Snow Park in China, and Mona Yongpyong in South Korea. Ikon Pass now offers up to 77 days total throughout Asia for winter 25, with access to snow at 72 global destinations across five continents and 13 countries.
Ikon Pass holders will have 7-days each at new Asian destinations with no blackout dates, and 5-days each on Ikon Base Pass with no blackout dates. There is no access to new destinations on the Ikon Session Pass.
"Ikon Pass is the winter gateway for anyone who wants to ski or ride the best of Asia, now with access to 11 destinations throughout Japan, China and South Korea," said Matt Bowers, Senior Vice President, Marketing, Alterra Mountain Company. "With marquee destinations on Hokkaido and in the Nagano Area joining Niseko United and Arai Mountain Resort in Japan, plus the hidden Japan of the Tohoku Region, along with Olympic venues in Japan, China and South Korea, Ikon Pass now offers extensive access for Ikon Pass holders in even more of the best snow regions on the planet."
JAPAN:
Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort
High in the Japanese Rockies, Shiga Kogen Mountain Resort delivers pow at its purest. As Japan's largest and highest ski destination, this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve boasts 18 interconnected ski areas, championship runs, and one of the country's longest seasons – from late November to late May. From family-friendly cruisers to off-piste powder zones, it's a vast winter playground with views that stretch to Mt. Fuji.
NEKOMA Mountain
Rising above Lake Inawashiro in Fukushima, NEKOMA Mountain combines unique North and South experiences into one of Japan's largest ski destinations. On the South side, discover long, varied runs with sweeping views. Across the north, expect refill after refill of dry, whispery powder. Surrounded by history and heritage, NEKOMA Mountain delivers endless turns, deep snow, and culturally rich adventures.
Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort
Gracing the slopes of Mt. Myoko in Japan, Suginohara is famed for its abundant powder snowfall averaging 13.4 meters annually, 1,124 meters of vertical, and one of the country's longest groomed runs at 8.5 km. Just two hours from Tokyo, with nearby Shinkansen stations and highway access, this Niigata gem combines world-class skiing with seamless travel. Wide-open terrain, sweeping lake views, and powder-filled steeps make it a playground for big turns, long laps, and pure Japanese flow.
APPI Resort
At APPI Resort, the ride is all about the glide. One of Japan's largest resorts, APPI delivers wide-open terrain, over 10 meters of snowfall, and some of the country's longest groomed runs. Set in Iwate Prefecture, its unique climate creates phenomenal powder – light, silky. Paired with refined comforts, from soothing onsen to diverse gourmet dining, every lap strikes a balance of nature, culture, and flow.
Furano Ski Resort
Furano Ski Resort is where the Powder Belt peaks. Two distinct zones – Furano and Kitanomine – offer terrain for every style, from untouched lines to World Cup runs. Known for "Bonchi Powder,"Furano's snow is light, dry, and deep, set against a basin backdrop that delivers sun, scenery, and pure northern magic.
Mt.T
Renowned as "The Ultimate Powder Field," Mt.T by Hoshino Resorts is an extraordinary bucket list destination where skiers and riders can blanket themselves in powdery deep turns. With 15 meters of annual snowfall, steep dynamic terrain, and the backdrop of Mt. Tanigawa's twin peaks, it stands as one of Japan's most prolific and rewarding regions to ski and ride.
Zao Onsen Ski Resort
High in Yamagata's mountains, Zao Onsen Ski Resort is home to Japan's legendary "Snow Monsters"– rime-covered fir trees shaped by Siberian winds. Ski among these towering white giants on the nearly 9 km Snow Monster Course, then unwind in natural hot springs as steam rises through the snow. This is Japan's winter magic, alive and moving.
CHINA:
Yunding Snow Park
Set in the snowy mountains of northern China, just an hour from Beijing by high-speed rail, Yunding Snow Park is one of Asia's best ski experiences. A host of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and other world-class competitions, this four-season resort pairs elite terrain with modern infrastructure, including the legendary halfpipe ridden by Olympians Eileen Gu and Shaun White. Beyond the turns, this Chinese icon offers sunlit slopes and ski-in/ski-out access for all abilities, robust restaurant options, on-mountain lodging, and off-slope adventures.
SOUTH KOREA:
Mona Yongpyong
Nestled in Pyeongchang, Mona Yongpyong is South Korea's most storied mountain resort, famed as a host of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Games. With its iconic Rainbow Course, sweeping slopes on Mt. Balwangsan, and year-round leisure offerings, it's a destination where world-class competition, culture, and adventure collide.
For more information about the 25 ski season, please visit the official website: ikonpass.com
Meal
B: Excluded, L: Excluded, D: Excluded
What’s Included
Includes
- IKON PASS (if option is selected)
- IKON BASE PASS (if option is selected)
- IKON SESSION PASS: 2-DAY, 3-DAY, 4-DAY (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
Expanded Access at Arapahoe Basin: For the 25 season, the Ikon Pass grants unlimited access with no blackout dates at Arapahoe Basin, Colorado. The Ikon Base Pass will maintain 5 days of access without blackouts.
English group tours offer full English services, suitable for self-guided and semi-self-guided travelers.
Cancellation Policy: All sales are final. No refunds, alterations, or transfers.
Validity Dates:
Ikon Pass usage dates depend on the specific ski resorts. Most Northern Hemisphere resorts open around October to November, while most Southern Hemisphere resorts open around May.
Northern Hemisphere ＆ Southern Hemisphere: The 25 Ikon Pass is valid only for the winter of 2025.
Ticket Pickup Methods:
Guests departing from China are advised to print their passes upon arrival at any ski resort.
Guests residing in the U.S. and Canada can provide their address in the comments, and the ski passes will be mailed free of charge (delivery takes about one month). Alternatively, they can print their passes upon arrival at any ski resort.
If you accidentally lose your ski pass, you can have it reprinted at the ski resort service desk for a fee.
* Security Notice: You can upload the photo displayed on the IKON PASS via the link in the email and read and sign the Security Disclaimer Agreement after receiving the confirmation email, or you can complete the relevant procedures at the front desk after arriving at the ski resort.
* Tips: Skiing is an adventure sport, please wear professional protective gear and warm clothing when skiing. If you have any physical discomfort such as heart disease, high blood pressure, etc., please do not participate in skiing.
* Other Notes: When purchasing goods or other experiences at most ski resorts, you can enjoy discounts by presenting your IKON PASS Ski Ticket.
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.
Yellow Fever Vaccination Requirement: If you have traveled to or transited through yellow fever-endemic regions including East African countries (excluding Tanzania) or South American countries, either before or after your trip, you may be required to present a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate. This requirement can apply not only for joining tours but also for certain flights or entry into specific countries. For more details, please refer to the official site: : Yellow Fever Risk Areas - Fit for Travel
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