Epic Pass vs Ikon Pass

Which multi-resort pass is right for your ski holiday? We compare pricing, resort access, and perks so you can choose with confidence.

Side-by-Side Comparison

FeatureEpic PassIkon Pass
Adult Price (2025/26)$979$1,359
Total Resorts7074
Blackout DatesNone (full Epic)None (full Ikon)
Day Limit at Partner ResortsUnlimited (owned) / 7 days (partner)Unlimited (owned) / 7 days (partner)
Buddy TicketsUp to 10 discountedUp to 10 discounted
Refund PolicyCredit for next seasonAdventure Assurance (defer to next season)
Key RegionsFrance (Les 3 Vallées), Switzerland, Austria, ColoradoAustria (Arlberg), France (Chamonix), Switzerland, Utah

Resorts by Pass

Epic Pass Resorts (70)

Colorado

California

Utah & Pacific Northwest

Northeast US

Midwest & Mid-Atlantic US

  • Afton Alps

    USA

  • Mt Brighton

    USA

  • Alpine Valley

    USA

  • Boston Mills

    USA

  • Brandywine

    USA

  • Mad River Mountain

    USA

  • Jack Frost

    USA

  • Big Boulder

    USA

  • Seven Springs

    USA

  • Hidden Valley

    USA

  • Laurel Mountain

    USA

  • Liberty

    USA

  • Roundtop

    USA

  • Whitetail

    USA

  • Wilmot

    USA

  • Snow Creek

    USA

  • Hidden Valley

    USA

  • Paoli Peaks

    USA

Canada

France

Switzerland

Austria

Italy

Japan

Australia

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Ikon Pass Resorts (74)

Colorado

Utah

California

Rockies & West

Northeast US

Midwest & Mid-Atlantic US

  • Boyne Mountain

    USA

  • Boyne Highlands

    USA

  • Snowriver Mountain

    USA

  • Lutsen Mountains

    USA

  • Granite Peak

    USA

  • Blue Mountain

    USA

  • Camelback

    USA

Canada

France

Austria

Switzerland

Italy

Andorra

Japan

Southern Hemisphere & Asia

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Resorts on Both Passes

These resorts offer access on both Epic and Ikon passes through partner agreements. Day limits may apply — check each pass for specific access details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which pass has more ski resorts?

Both passes offer extensive resort networks across North America, Europe, and beyond. The Epic Pass has strong coverage in Colorado and the French Alps, while the Ikon Pass includes iconic destinations like Chamonix, the Arlberg region, and resorts across Utah and the Rockies.

Can I use my Epic or Ikon Pass internationally?

Yes. Both passes include international partner resorts. The Epic Pass covers resorts in the French Alps, Switzerland, Austria, and beyond. The Ikon Pass includes resorts in France, Austria, Switzerland, Scandinavia, Japan, and more. Check each pass for the full list of included resorts.

Which pass is cheaper — Epic or Ikon?

The full Epic Pass is typically less expensive than the full Ikon Pass. For the 2025/26 season, the Epic Pass is $979 while the Ikon Pass is $1,359. Both offer cheaper tiers with limited days or blackout dates.

Do Epic and Ikon passes have blackout dates?

The full versions of both passes have no blackout dates at owned resorts. Budget tiers like the Epic Local Pass and Ikon Base Pass do have blackout dates during peak holiday periods.

Can I get both Epic and Ikon passes?

Yes — some dedicated skiers buy both. If you plan to ski 10+ days at resorts split between the two networks, owning both can be worthwhile.