Passes, pricing, and resort business
For partner-count milestones, see our Indy Pass 300-partner coverage.
Snowshoe skiers buying Ikon have until Oct. 8. Epic moves two days earlier, and Wintergreen, Wisp and Massanutten follow by Halloween.
Snowshoe calls it the biggest sale of its year: 20% off lodging and standard rentals for three-night winter stays. The fine print, and a deeper early-season package on the same deals page, make the math worth a second look.
The Poconos resort's official 2026/27 season-pass page still lists early-sale figures through Sept. 15 — then the ladder climbs on Sept. 16.
As of Sept. 10, the Indy homepage still says the 26/27 pass is on sale to the public for a limited time. Capacity, not a calendar date, is what ends it.
The Summit County hill's events calendar puts 26/27 Opening Day on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026 — not to be confused with Ski Cooper in Leadville.
The Unlimited Pass lists at $619 for 26/27. Last winter's official calendar was 108 days — under the old ~130-day marketing average, and a long way from the Ridiculous Pass era and from seasons that once ran into April.
Vermont’s Smugglers’ Notch is the 60th new partner for the season, and Indy’s limited fall inventory is on sale while it lasts.
The Lee, Maine hill — ski, tubing, disc golf, and a firewood business on 152 acres — is Active on MLS 1674796. East note for Mid-Atlantic readers watching small hills change hands.
Indy said its global alpine-and-Nordic network topped 300 on Sept. 1. Waitlist sales are open; remaining inventory goes public Sept. 8.
If your pass spreadsheet lives in a Notes app, this is the week to open it. Massanutten’s 2026–27 rate schedule moves from Tier 2 to Tier 3 on Sept. 1, 2026.
A pass is not a logo. The useful question is which mountains you can actually drive to, and whether those days are unlimited or two-and-done.