Winter may feel far away, but ski season<\/a> will be here before you know it \u2014 which makes now the perfect time to grab your Ikon Pass<\/a> and start planning this upcoming season’s adventures. While these aren’t the very lowest prices of the year, rates will rise again in the near future, so buying early still means big savings. Plus, the Ikon Pass just got even better with the addition of several new European resorts<\/a>, giving skiers and snowboarders more mountains than ever to explore.<\/p>\n Whether you’re planning just a couple of trips or chasing powder all season long, the Ikon Pass has an option to fit your ski style. Purchasing early also makes it easier to book the best slopeside hotels on points.<\/p>\n So, let’s look into the pass and see the various options for this winter.<\/p>\n The Ikon Pass network is now made up of more than 60 ski resorts around the globe. Some of them provide unlimited skiing, while others have a capped number of days based on the exact type of Ikon Pass you purchase.<\/p>\n Eligible resorts can vary by pass level. These resorts include both bigger and smaller names, such as Aspen Snowmass, Steamboat Ski Resort, Copper Mountain, Palisades Tahoe, Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, Deer Valley Resort, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Mont Tremblant, Taos Ski Valley, Big Sky Resort, Sugarloaf and Stratton Mountain Resort in the U.S., Canada and beyond.<\/p>\n You can find the full list of resorts on the Ikon Pass website<\/a>.<\/p>\n There is a less expensive Ikon Base Pass with some restrictions; the full Ikon Pass; and a two-, three- or four-day Session Pass.<\/p>\nIkon Pass basics<\/h2>\n
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