Multi-Resort Passes in Utah

By Yeti Aug 22, 2022
Multi-resort ski pass information distilled into one easy to read spot so you can spend less time comparing passes and more time shredding.
Multi-Resort Passes in Utah

The multi-resort pass game in Utah is strong (and growing) these days. They come with flexibility, variety and more ways to chase The Greatest Snow on Earth® through Utah’s mountains. Utah resorts welcome Epic Pass, Ikon Pass, Indy Pass and Mountain Collective resulting in easier and more affordable access to skiing and riding in Utah than ever before. If exclusivity is your thing, get your hands on a limited quantity Ski Utah Gold Pass valid for unlimited days at all 15 of Utah’s resorts meaning you can wake up, check the snow report and decide where to ski that day. We don’t mess around when it comes to powder days.

Below, we hope we’ve distilled the information on all of the multi-resort passes thoroughly enough to help you make a decision on where your pass allegiance will lie for 2024-2025 and how you can get the most skiing for your buck! 

 

Multi-Resort Season Pass Comparisons for Utah Ski Resorts
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Epic Pass

Utah Resort Access: Park City Mountain

Epic Pass

Enjoy unlimited access to Park City Mountain, the largest resort in the U.S. with the Epic Pass. The Epic Pass also provides access to 80 resorts worldwide including unrestricted access to 40 resorts in the US, Canada, Switzerland, and Australia.

The Epic Pass also provides access to a total of seven days of skiing or snowboarding at Telluride Ski Resort, and an additional seven days total at six resorts in the Canadian Rockies for the 2024/25 season.  

But wait, there’s more! With an Epic Pass you can ski five days in Japan, and access another 26 resorts across France, Italy, Switzerland, and Austria!

Save a few hundred dollars with the Epic Local Pass, which includes unlimited skiing at 29 resorts and just a handful of holiday blackout restrictions at five additional resorts including Park City.

Additionally, the Epic Local Pass provides a total of 10 days combined at Vail, CO, Beaver Creek, CO and Whistler Blackcomb, BC. Peak dates excluded. If you’re looking to ski abroad, you’ll also have five days to use at resorts in Japan and Switzerland.


Epic Local Pass Blackout Dates:

November 29, 2024 to November 30, 2024, December 26 - 31, 2024, January 18, 2025, February 15 - 16, 2025

Budget for Fun:
Epic Flexpay – $0 down, 0% APR allowing you to pay at your own pace and spread out your monthly payments.

Buy with confidence:
Epic Coverage pass insurance is included at no charge with all eligible Epic Passes. Epic Coverage provides protection for qualifying personal events and resort closures.

Epic passes start at $731, for full details click HERE.


Ikon Pass

Utah Resort Access: Alta Ski AreaBrightonDeer Valley ResortSnowbasin ResortSnowbird and Solitude Mountain Resort

Ski/ride all over Utah with the Ikon Pass, offering unlimited access to Solitude, seven days each at Deer Valley*, Snowbasin, and Brighton, plus seven days shared between Alta/Snowbird.
*Lift reservations will be required for Deer Valley for the 24/25 season.

The Ikon Pass provides access to a total of 58 unique destinations worldwide. 17 of those resorts with unlimited skiing/riding.

Ikon Base Pass saves some cash while still offering access to three Utah resorts. Unlimited access to Solitude and five days each at Brighton and Snowbird. On the flipside, with the Ikon Base Plus Pass you add in access to Alta, Deer Valley Resort and Snowbasin Resort with some blackout dates. 

The Ikon Base pass provides unlimited access to 14 resorts and five days each at another 36 destinations (some with backout dates noted below).

Pro tip: Combine the The Ikon Pass with your favorite single resort pass for the ulimate in access and flexibility! Some resorts also offer an Ikon Pass add on, so be sure to check for the option.


Ikon Base/Base Plus Blackout Dates: December. 26 – 31, 2024, January 18 – 19, 2025, February 15 – 16, 2025

Two, three and four days total at select destinations with the Session Passes.

Buy with confidence:
Ikon currently offers Adventure Assurance, Pass Protection and Injury Insurance. It’s all about the options! Adventure Assurance comes free with every Ikon pass and protects against COVID-related closures. Pass Protection is an optional add-on that provides protection if a passholder can no longer use their pass for eligible covered events. And finally, Injury Insurance is an optional add-on at the time of purchase and covers eligible out-of-pocket expenses if an Ikon Passholder is injured while using their Ikon pass. More information can be found here.

Ikon passes start at $869, see a full list of prices HERE


 

Indy Pass – Sales Suspended for 2024/25

Utah Resort Access: Beaver MountainEagle Point and Powder Mountain

Visit Utah’s hidden gems with the Indy Pass. Ski/ride two days each at Powder Mountain, Beaver Mountain and Eagle Point in Utah. Indy Pass is valid for two days at a total of 200 independent resorts across the world including some fun resorts in neighboring Idaho, Wyoming and Montana if you’re looking to link up a road trip!

There are no blackout dates with the Indy+ Pass, but you can save $100 by purchasing the regular Indy Pass with holiday restrictions.

The Indy Pass is also available as an add-on at member resorts providing an additional discount.

Indy Pass Blackout dates:
Eagle Point: No blackout restrictions
Powder Mountain and Beaver Mountain: Blackout restrictions. Reservations are required for Powder Mountain. 

FOr more details on the Indy Pass, click HERE.

 

Mountain Collective Pass

Utah Resort Access: Alta Ski AreaSnowbasin Resort and Snowbird

The Mountain Collective offers two days of access each at Alta, Snowbasin and Snowbird in addition to 22 other resorts including some within reasonable striking distance from Utah like Sun Valley, Aspen/Snowmass, Big Sky and Jackson Hole all with no blackout dates. Passholders also receive 50% off single-day lift tickets after the two days have been used, making it easy to get in plenty of Utah skiing and riding at a hefty discount. 

Additionally, season pass holders at Collective member resorts recieve 50% off of day passes at other Collective member resorts, a nice benefit to watch for even if you don't hold a Mountain Collective Pass.

Limited time: Bonus third day at one resort. 

Mountain Collective passes start at $605, for full details click HERE.



Seeking Even More Variety? Get access to all 15 Utah Resorts:

Ski Utah Gold Pass

Ski Utah's Gold Passes provide incredible UNLIMITED access to every. single. mountain. in Utah. For $10,000, the Gold Pass is Utah's only transferable multi-resort pass, valid for unlimited days of skiing at EVERY Utah resort. The Gold Pass has ZERO blackout dates.
If that isn’t enticing enough, there are additional benefits for passholders and summer access at participating resorts.

There are a limited number of Gold Passes sold each season. 

Gold Pass pricing starts at $10,000, for full details click HERE.


Ski Utah Yeti Pass

Ski Utah’s Yeti Pass provides one day of access to each of Utah’s 15 resorts, allowing you to sample The Greatest Snow on Earth® at every mountain in the state for a fraction of the daily pass price. This is also a great parent pass to accompany the Ski Utah 5th & 6th Grade Passport. There are a limited number of Yeti Passes sold each season.

Yeti Prices start at $719, for full details click HERE.

 

Wasatch Benefit

Wasatch benefit isn't a stand-alone pass program. Instead it expands access by adding one complimentary ski day Monday - Thursday at Alta, Brighton, Deer Valley and Snowbird when you buy selected passes from member resorts. Blackout dates may apply.