Welcome Ikon Pass Holders

Gear Up Smart in Ischgl

From winter 2025/26, Ischgl joins the Ikon Pass family – and MIETSKI is your go-to rental partner on site.

The Silvretta Arena Ischgl/Samnaun is now part of one of the world’s most exciting ski pass alliances. And with MIETSKI, your perfect ski day starts before you even hit the slopes.

Great snow. Smooth service. Zero hassle.
Book your skis or snowboard online with MIETSKI.COM and pick them up prepped and ready – right in the resort. No waiting lines. No stress. No overpacking.

Whether you hold the Ikon Pass or the Ikon Base Pass, your days on the mountain are limited – make them count with gear that fits your level and style. We equip you with carefully maintained, modern gear – tailored to your riding experience.

What to expect with MIETSKI in Ischgl:

🎿 Top gear only – premium, freshly tuned equipment for all levels
💸 Early bird prices from €39.95/week – unbeatable for Ikon riders
🔄 Free exchanges – change your gear anytime, no extra cost
💰 Zero risk – no liability for theft, damage or cancellation
🕒 Ready on arrival – skip the rental line, hit the slopes first

Ikon Pass in Ischgl – your pass to ski smart.
With access to over 60 resorts worldwide, Ikon brings you to the Austrian Alps. In Ischgl/Samnaun, Ikon Pass holders can ski up to 7 days (Ikon Pass) or 5 days (Ikon Base Pass) – and MIETSKI has the perfect gear waiting for you.

👉 Get ready the smart way – book your equipment now:

The IKON Pass has finally arrived in Ischgl 🎿✨

Still deciding between the Ischgl Ski Pass or the international IKON Pass?
Here are the most common questions answered – so you can make the smart choice.

How much is the Ikon Pass 2025/26?

Adult (23+) 1.429 USD = ca. 1.220 EUR*
Youth (13–22) 1.089 USD = ca. 930 EUR*
Child (5–12) 439 USD = ca. 375 EUR*
Toddler (0–4) 149 USD = ca. 127 EUR*

Ikon Pass holders also enjoy partner discounts at many resorts and services. » Discounts with Ikon Pass

Note: *Prices in USD – EUR values depend on the exchange rate.

What is the Ikon Pass?

The Ikon Pass is an international ski pass that gives you access to 60+ world-class ski resorts – from the US and Canada to Japan, Australia and now Europe.

Quick facts:

Origin: Issued by Alterra Mountain Company (USA).
Coverage: 60+ resorts (as of 2025), including iconic destinations like Aspen Snowmass (USA), Whistler Blackcomb (Canada) and Zermatt (Switzerland).
Concept: One pass, one payment – ski all season across partner resorts. Some offer unlimited access, others a set number of ski days.
Concept: One pass, one payment – ski all season across partner resorts. Some offer unlimited access, others a set number of ski days.

New for Austria:
Starting winter 2025/26, Ischgl/Samnaun is part of the Ikon Pass network. Ski days here are included!

How much is the Ikon Pass 2025/26?

Adult (23+) 1.009 USD = ca. 939 EUR*
Youth (13–22) 739 USD = ca. 631 EUR*
Child (5–12) 369 USD = ca. 315 EUR*
Toddler (0–4) 99 USD = ca. 85 EUR*

Ikon Pass holders also enjoy partner discounts at many resorts and services. » Discounts with Ikon Base Pass

Note: *Prices in USD – EUR values depend on the exchange rate.

What’s included in the Ikon Pass? – Where is it valid?

Unlimited access at 18 destinations
Ski as much as you like at 18 world-class resorts.

Steamboat, CO
Winter Park Resort, CO
Copper Mountain Resort, CO
Arapahoe Basin, CO
Eldora Mountain Resort, CO
Palisades Tahoe, CA
Mammoth Mountain, CA
June Mountain, CA
Big Bear Mountain Resort, CA
Snow Valley, CA
Stratton, VT
Sugarbush Resort, VT
Snowshoe, WV
Crystal Mountain, WA
Schweitzer, ID
Tremblant, QC
Blue Mountain, ON
Solitude Mountain Resort, UT

Up to 7 days each at 42 more destinations
Plus, enjoy 42 additional iconic ski resorts around the globe – with no blackout dates.

Aspen Snowmass, CO
Sierra-at-Tahoe, CA
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, WY
Big Sky Resort, MT
Sun Valley, ID
Killington-Pico, VT
The Highlands, MI
Boyne Mountain, MI
Alyeska Resort, AK
The Summit at Snoqualmie, WA
Mt. Bachelor, OR
Le Massif de Charlevoix, QC
SkiBig3, AB
Revelstoke Mountain Resort, BC
Cypress Mountain, BC
RED Mountain, BC
Panorama, BC
Sun Peaks Resort, BC
Sunday River, ME
Sugarloaf, ME
Loon Mountain, NH
Taos Ski Valley, NM
Deer Valley Resort, UT
Brighton, UT
Alta Ski Area, UT
Snowbird, UT
Snowbasin, UT
Camelback Resort, PA
Blue Mountain Resort, PA
Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley, France
Dolomiti Superski, Italy
Grandvalira Resorts, Andorra
Zermatt Matterhorn, Switzerland
St. Moritz, Switzerland

Ischgl, Austria
Kitzbühel, Austria

Thredbo, Australia
Mt Buller, Australia
Coronet Peak, The Remarkables & Mt Hutt, New Zealand
Niseko United, Japan
Arai Mountain Resort, Japan
Valle Nevado, Chile

All in all, one pass connects you to 60+ ski resorts worldwide.

What’s included in the Ikon Base Pass? – Where is it valid?

Unlimited access at 14 destinations
Enjoy endless skiing at 14 resorts, with some blackout dates in effect.

Winter Park Resort, CO
Copper Mountain Resort, CO
Eldora Mountain Resort, CO
Palisades Tahoe, CA
Mammoth Mountain, CA
June Mountain, CA
Big Bear Mountain Resort, CA
Snow Valley, CA
Stratton, VT
Sugarbush Resort, VT
Snowshoe, WV
Tremblant, QC
Blue Mountain, ON
Solitude Mountain Resort, UT

Up to 5 days each at 40 additional destinations
Explore 40 more ski resorts worldwide – with limited access restrictions.

Ischgl, Austria
Kitzbühel, Austria

Thredbo, Australia
Mt Buller, Australia
Coronet Peak, The Remarkables & Mt Hutt, New Zealand
Niseko United, Japan
Arai Mountain Resort, Japan
Valle Nevado, Chile

Altogether, the Ikon Base Pass connects you to 50+ ski resorts worldwide.

Is the Ikon Pass worth it for Europeans?

It depends on your ski plans – how many resorts you’ll visit in one season, and how long you’ll stay.

Key European destinations (2025/26):

Chamonix Mont-Blanc (France): 7 days with Ikon Pass, 5 days with Base Pass – valid across all areas.
Zermatt (Switzerland): Included in the pass.
Ischgl/Samnaun (Austria): New from 2025/26 – 7 days with Ikon Pass, 5 days with Base Pass, blackout-free.
Others: Dolomiti Superski (Italy), Kitzbühel (Austria), Grandvalira (Andorra) and more.

When it’s worth it:

If you plan to combine multiple resorts like Chamonix, Zermatt and Ischgl in one season.
If you want flexibility – no blackout dates at major Alpine resorts.
If you also ski in North America or Asia – one pass, endless options.

When it’s less worth it:

If you only ski one resort – a local pass will be cheaper.
If you stick to budget-friendly resorts (e.g. Livigno, Bulgaria) – local tickets often offer better value.

Where can I buy the Ikon Pass?

You can purchase both the Ikon Pass and Ikon Base Pass online here: » IKON Pass

Can you compare the Ikon Pass and the Epic Pass?

Absolutely! A comparison makes sense when you start planning your next ski season.

On » epicorikon you’ll find an overview of both passes – including resort locations, size, altitude, piste kilometers and lifts.

Our tip: Plan your trips within one pass network. That way you can make the most of the benefits – simple, efficient and with maximum experience value.