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2021-2022 Pass Information Yellow = pass name; orange = pricing not yet available; blue = additions; green = price discounts Indy Pass Price will be annouced April 27th (was $199 last season) 2 days each at up 75 ski resorts Northwest Resorts include Mission Ridge, White Pass, 49 Degrees North, Hurricane Ridge, Silver Mountain, Tamerack, Brundage, Soldier Mountain, Pomerelle Lost Trail Powder Mountain, Red Lodge, Antelope Butte, Snow King, Apex, Sasquatch Hoodoo, Mt Shasta likely one additional NW resort will be announced soon Vail Epic - Whistler/Stevens/Sun Valley Epic Pass $729 (20% cheaper than last year) Epic Pass is no backouts for Stevens & Whistler 7 days Sun Valley 7 Days at Resorts of the Canadian Rockies kicking horse, Fernie, Kimberly, Stoneham, Nakiska, Mont - Sainte Anne Epic Local $583 (20% cheaper than last year) Epic Local - unlimited at Stevens, 10 days at Whistler with holiday blackouts 2 days Sun Valley ZERO Days at Resorts of the Canadian Rockies Epic Miliatary Active/ Military Active Dependant/ Military Retired 135 (20% cheaper than last year) Same as Epic but no Sun Valley or Resorts of the Canadian Rockies Stevens Pass Premium was $669, not offered because the Epic local is cheaper Unlimited Stevens Pass Stevens Select Pass $343 Only good at Stevens Pass 24 blackout dates including all mid season weekend days, night skiing after 4pm is ok Whistler Unlimited $1,149 Can or $912.37 US No reason to buy this pass over the Epic Pass Sun Valley Challenger Pass $1859 (was $2,279 last year) Unlimited at both Bald & Dollar Mountain at Sun Valley Unlimited at Snowbasin, Utah 50% off Vail mountains Alterra IKON - Crystal Ikon Pass $999 / Renewel $899 Nurse, Military, College $749 unlimited at Crystal 7 days each at Snoqualmie WA, Cypress BC, Revelstoke BC, Mt. Bachelor OR, Jackson Hole WY, Big sky MT and new this year - Schweitzer Ikon Base Pass $729 / Renewel $649 Crystal is not unlimited this year 5 days each at Snoqualmie WA, Cypress BC, Revelstoke BC, Mt. Bachelor OR, Jackson Hole WY, Big sky MT and new this year - Schweitzer Summit at Snoqualmie Unlimited Pass 569 (was $529 last year (selling out fast at this price level) Access to all areas, no blackouts, includes 3 days each at other Boyne resorts (Cypress & Big Sky) half price weekdays at Mission Ridge & Whitepass LTD Pass 469 (was $429 last season) Access to all areas except Alpintal on weekends Mission Ridge Premier Pass 799 (nearly sold out at spring price) 50% off weekdays at Snoqualmie Powder Alliance Member - 3 free week days/ half price weekends at each PA resorts including White Pass, Timberline, Ski Bowl, Silver Mountain, Bogus Basin, Bridger Bowl, Free Wednesday ticket at Loup Loup Core Value Pass $549 Midweek Pass $359 Timberline/Ski Bowl Timberline Adult Pass Price not Announced yet Powder Aliiance Member - 3 free week days/ half price weekends at each PA resorts including White Pass, Mission Ridge, Ski Bowl, Silver Mountain, Bogus Basin, Bridger Bowl, Ski Bowl Adult Pass Price not Announced yet, was $453 last season Powder Aliiance Member - 3 free week days/ half price weekends at each PA resorts including White Pass, Mission Ridge, Timberline, Silver Mountain, Bogus Basin, Bridger Bowl, Fussion Pass - includes Ski Bowl & Timberline Price not Announced yet, was $849 last season Powder Aliiance Member - 3 free week days/ half price weekends at each PA resorts including White Pass, Mission Ridge, Silver Mountain, Bogus Basin, Bridger Bowl, White Pass Adult Pass $609 (was $555 last season) Powder Aliiance Member - 3 free week days/ half price weekends at each PA resorts including Mission Ridge, Timberline, Ski Bowl, Silver Mountain, Bogus Basin, Bridger Bowl, 3 free days at Mt. Spokane and 49 Degrees North 2 free days at Blue Wood 50% off Midweek at Snoqualmie Meadows All Access $719 (renewel discount amount available, but not shown on website) 5 free days at Mt. Baker with blackout days 3 free days at Whitefish NEW this Season - 3 Days Brundage Mountain, ID; Schweitzer, ID and Sugar Bowl, CA. Value Pass $459 (was $409) valid every day, but not until 2 PM on these days: Weekends in January and February, MLK and President's Mondays 49 degrees North/ Silver Mountain Silver Mountain - Adult Pass $399 Silver Mountain Midweek $289 Silver Mountain Up to 2 Family Youth Add ons $169 Silver Mountain & 49 Degrees North Adult Pass Combo $559 Powder Aliiance Member - 3 free week days/ half price weekends at each PA resorts including Mission Ridge, Timberline, Ski Bowl, Silver Mountain, Bogus Basin, Bridger Bowl, Two (2) free lift tickets to Tamarack Resort. 4 free Passes to Silver Rapids Indoor Waterpark 49 Degrees North - Adult Pass $429 2 Free Bluewood Day Tickets Dayton, WA** 2 Free Loup Loup Day Tickets Twisp, WA, then 50% Off * * 2 Free Lost Trail Day Tickets Conner, MT, then 50% Off ** 3 Free White Pass Day Tickets Naches, WA** 3 Free Mission Ridge Tickets Wenatchee WA* Baker Go on Sale in Sept Prices not Annouced yet 5 Free days at Meadows with blackouts Cypress Gold Pass $899 (canadian) was $749 last season includes 3 days each at other Boyne resorts Snoqualmie & Big Sky) 25% off at Big White, Mount Washington, Sun Peaks, Revelstoke, and Whitewater 7 more See other discounted reciprical mountains https://cypressmountain.com/season-passes/mtn-reciprocals Silver Pass $469 (was $336 last season) Valid everyday open to close 7 days a week EXCLUDING Dec. 26, 2020 to Jan. 2, 2021 and weekends in January and February Mt. Spokane Adult Pass 449 (renewel $409) 3 FREE tickets to Loup Loup , Sunlight Mountain Resort, Snow KingWY , Mt. Ashland, Lee Canyon Las Vegas and Mont du Lac Resort, WI. 25% discount on daily lift tickets at Red Mountain , Fairmont Hot Springs Reso rt , Baldy Mountain, Manning Park, Silver Star, Big White and Whitewater Resort in nearby Canada, and Sitzmark Ski area in Tonasket, WA $5 off daily lift tickets at Schweitzer Mountain, Silver Mountain, Lookout Pass and 49º North Lookout Pass Adult Pass $319 Unrestricted Tranferable Pass $799 Share the pass with friends, family, co workers, anybody With Blackouts 3 Free days at Bogus Basin 3 Free days at Brundage 3 Free days Mission Ridge 3 free days at Loup Loup 2 Free days at Sunlight Mtn Resort 2 half price tickets at Bluewood half price tickets at Jackson Hole 3 half price tickets at Terry Peak 3 free tickets at Eaglecrest 25% off at Red Mountain & White Water Mt Bachelor Out Play 365 $1548 or $129/month for 12 months unlimited Bachelor skiing Ikon Base Pass bike park free sun country tours rafting trip Full Season Pass $999 (payment plan of $167/month for 6 months) Mid Week - with Holiday blackouts not announced yet was $779 last season) Hoodoo $669 (their spring sale of $479 ended on April 18) Bluewood Adult Pass $400 (website says this $350 off regular price) $50 in bluewood bucks food, rentals, retail, etc. 2 free days at 49 degrees north 2 free days at Anthony Lakes 2 free days at Lookout Pass 2 free days at Loup Loup 2 free days at Mission Ridge 2 free days at Mt. Ashland 2 free days at White Pass 25% off at Mt. Washington Schweitzer Voyager Pass $999 (regular price $1299) Includes an IKON base pass ($729 value) 3 free days (mon-fri) at Whitewater with blackouts 25% off weekends and holidays 3 free days (mon-fri) at Sugar Bowl with blackouts 25% off weekends and holidays 3 free days (mon-fri) at Castle Mountain with blackouts 25% off weekends and holidays 3 free days (mon-fri) at Bridge Bowl with blackouts 25% off weekends and holidays 3 free days (mon-fri) at Loveland with blackouts 25% off weekends and holidays 3 50% off midweek days at Whitefish with blackouts a bunch of other perks Unlimited adult $799 Same perks, but no Ikon base pass.
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