- Is there one best family ski pass for 2026-27?
- No. A household total is only useful if everyone can ski the same mountains on the intended dates. Epic, Ikon, and Mountain Collective use different age cutoffs and access models; compare price, blackout dates, partner caps, and your actual mountain plan together.
- Does Ikon have a family or child discount?
- The official 2026-27 Ikon Pass page says every Child Pass ages 5-12 can save up to $100 with one Adult Ikon Pass. The official Ikon Base page says Child Passes save $50 with one Adult Base Pass. This page applies those conditions only when the entered household includes the required adult pass.
- What is the Ikon Base Squad Pack?
- Ikon Base publishes a Squad Pack for five people ages 23-28 at $800 each. An eligible primary buyer purchases all five passes, and four codes must be redeemed by December 31, 2026. Each skier must meet the age terms. The calculator applies this group offer only when exactly five entered skiers are all ages 23-28.
- Are kids free on Mountain Collective?
- Mountain Collective lists Kids 5 & Under as free for 2026-27. Its paid child band is ages 6-12, followed by Teen ages 13-18 and Adult ages 19+. Confirm checkout eligibility and access terms before purchase.
- Why is Indy Pass not in the family calculator?
- Indy’s official shop directs 2026-27 alpine buyers to its waitlist; a purchase requires an invitation. This page deliberately does not repeat a prior price through a live shop URL, because that would not be a current quote. Indy stays out of buy-today household totals until a current, purchasable product and price are published.
- Are these the final ski pass prices?
- No. These are primary-source USD snapshots, with a review date shown for each product. Ikon and Ikon Base amounts use non-refundable products; refundable options cost more. Operators can change price, eligibility, availability, and access terms, so open the linked official product page before buying.