SAM Magazine—Jackson, N.H., Nov. 5, 2026—Indy Pass has introduced a new “Destination Upgrade” that allows existing pass holders to purchase three additional ski or ride days to use at any combination of 13 participating partner resorts for the 2026-27 season. Combined with the two days per resort already included with the Indy Pass, the upgrade allows pass holders to spend up to five days at a single destination.
Indy Pass director Erik Mogensen said the new upgrade “gives families more time at some of the best destinations on our pass” for less money than a mega pass.
The additional days are blackout-free and can be used at one participating resort or spread across two or three. Pricing for the upgrade ranges from $199 to $249 for adults and $129 to $159 for children, depending on pass type and purchase date.
Participating U.S. ski areas include 49 Degrees North, Wash.; Brundage, Silver Mountain and Tamarack Resort, Idaho; Powderhorn, Colo.; and Red Lodge Mountain, Mont.
Canadian partners include Big White in British Columbia and Castle Mountain in Alberta. European destinations include Innsbruck, Kaunertal Glacier, Pitztal Glacier, and SkiWelt in Austria, and Leukerbad Torrent in Switzerland.
Several participating partners are also offering lodging deals to pass holders.
The Indy Pass provides two days of access at more than 300 alpine and Nordic ski areas worldwide. The 2026-27 pass is currently off sale to new purchasers, although a waitlist remains open.
Indy Pass said it plans to add at least 10 new ski areas to its broader partner network for the 2026-27 season in the coming weeks.
