The Alterra Mountain Co. released its rates for the 2023-24 Ikon Pass products. Passes go on sale on March 16.
• The top-level Ikon Pass will offer access to 54 ski destinations in the Americas, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Japan with an opening price of $1,159 for new adult passholders and a renewal rate of $1,059. Both figures are up $80 from the early-buyer price for the 2022-23 Ikon Pass, which Alterra offered until mid-April of 2022.
• For the Ikon Base Pass, which offers access to 48 destinations, Alterra is charging an opening price for new passholders of $829 and a renewal rate of $779, up $60 from this season's pass.
• The Ikon Base Plus Pass, which features the same mountains as the full Ikon Pass but with more restrictions, will be on sale for $1,049 for new passholders and $999 for renewals, compared which $969 and $919 respectively for the 2022-23 pass.
Ski destinations that are on the Ikon Pass and Ikon Base Plus Pass but are not on the Ikon Base Pass include Aspen Snowmass; Jackson Hole; Utah’s Deer Valley, Snowbasin and Alta; Idaho’s Sun Valley; and New Mexico’s Taos. All of those destinations were unavailable to Base Pass holders this year, as well, with the exception of Taos.
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Ikon will sell its most limiting product, the four-day Session Pass, with access to 39 destinations, for a starting price of $439.
Many skiers who held any Ikon product during the Covid-shortened 2019-2020 ski season will receive credit off next year’s pass price due to a class-action settlement agreement Alterra entered into last year. Credits will vary from $10 to $150 depending upon how many times individuals used their passes in 2019-20 and will be automatically awarded.
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