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Indy Pass announces new resorts. Added capacity triggers limited sale of 24/25 Indy Passes.
The Indy Pass announced today that Loveland Resort in Colorado is among 52 new resorts added to the Indy Pass for the 2024-25 season. 30 of those resorts were announced, including Loveland Ski Area, Colorado; Innsbruck, Austria (12 resorts); Bear Valley, California; and Massif du Sud, Quebec. The Indy Pass consists of 230+ resorts on three continents, allowing skiers and snowboarders to spend two days at each resort. The Indy Pass supports and empowers independent resorts while connecting people to the essence of the sport: One that keeps mountain sports affordable and accessible while helping our children forge a relationship with the mountains that will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
Nestled amidst the beauty of California’s vast Sierra Nevada mountains, Bear Valley Resort beckons outdoor enthusiasts with a year-round haven. From its renowned downhill skiing and snowboarding terrain to its charming small-town village atmosphere, this resort promises an unforgettable experience. Only two hours from the greater Sacramento area and three hours for those coming from the Bay Area, Bear Valley is the perfect destination for a day or weekend trip. The mountain offers just under 1,700 acres of terrain to explore, six lifts and a wide array of beginning-to-expert runs to hone your skills.
Loveland Ski Area, Colorado, has a base elevation of 10,800 feet and a summit elevation of 13,010 feet. The lifts access 1,800 skiable acres, and foot power accesses another 100 skiable acres. Loveland is off I-70, making commuting from Denver easy for a day trip out of the city.
Innsbruck, Austria, is not only a picturesque town two hours from Salzburg or Munich, but it also is the gateway to a group of ski resorts, which together form Olympia SkiWorld Innsbruck. There are 12 separate ski areas on the same ski pass. The ski area includes the famous Stubai Glacier, Austria’s highest ski resort, Kühtai, freeriding paradise Axamer Lizum, and the family-friendly Rangger Köpfl. Its highest point is the Stubai Glacier at 10,532 feet, has a vertical of 4,970 feet, a ski area of 213 miles of groomed runs (not connected), and 111 lifts.
Massif du Sud, Quebec, is located in the Notre Dame Mountains. This destination offers an incomparable experience for outdoor enthusiasts who seek wilderness and unforgettable moments. Massif du Sud offers an exceptional playground with 37 trails for all levels and an exceptional glade concept with a 300-acre skiing area.
With the addition of these resorts and the capacity they add to the Indy network, Indy Pass will release a limited quantity of passes for sale to the general public on October 28 while supplies last. This will be the final sale of the 2024-25 season. Indy Pass limits the number of passes sold each season to stay true to its member mountains’ independent, less-crowded nature.
“Last year we added 54 and this year, 52 new resorts, proving once again that the Indy Pass is the fastest-growing pass on in the world. We will continue to add value for our pass holders without overselling passes and compromising the experience.”
– Indy Pass director Erik Mogensen
“We’re thrilled to partner with Indy Pass, as it aligns perfectly with Loveland’s history as one of Colorado’s longest continuously independently owned and operated ski resorts. We look forward to welcoming visitors from across the country to experience what makes our mountain so special,” Rob Goodell, VP and COO of Loveland Resort, said.
Newly added resorts include:
- Baqueria Beret, Spain
- Bear Creek, Pennsylvania
- Bear Valley, California
- Bousquet, Massachusettes
- Bruce Mound, Wisconsin
- Camp Fortune, Quebec
- Cascade Welcome Center XC, New York
- Cazenovia Ski Club, New York
- Cupid Valley Ski Resort, Japan
- Dynaland Ski Resort, Japan
- Hirugano Kogen Ski Resort, Japan
- Hoedown Hill, Colorado
- Hunt Hollow Ski Club, New York
- Innsbruck Resorts, Austria (12 resorts)
- Lost Valley, Maine
- Loveland Ski Area, Colorado
- Massif du Sud Quebec
- Mont Rigaud, Quebec
- Christie Mountain, Wisconsin
- Mt. Holiday, Michigan
- Ninox Snow Park, Japan
- Norway Mountain, Michigan
- Takasu Snow Park, Japan
- The Snow Center, England
- Trafford City Snow Centre, England
- Washigatake Ski Resort, Japan
- Whitehorse Nordic Ski Society, Yukon
- WhitePIA Takasu Ski Resort, Japan
- Yuzawa Nakazato Snow Resort, Japan
- Mala Upa, Czech Republic
Pass Purchase Schedule
October 24-27: Waitlist only
October 28: General public while supplies last
AddOn Passes: October 24-27
Season pass holders at Indy Pass Partner Resorts may purchase Indy AddOn Passes without being on the waitlist starting on October 24. AddOn Passes are only available to season pass holders of partner Indy resorts. Proof of season pass is not required to purchase but will be required to activate the pass before the season begins.
Indy Pass Pricing – Final Sale for 2024-25
This is the last time the 2024-25 Indy Pass will be on sale for the upcoming season. Don’t wait—this sale is not expected to last long.
Indy Base Pass: $419 Adult / $239 Kids (12-and-under)
Indy+ Pass: $539 Adult / $299 Kids (no blackouts)
Indy AddOn Base: $319 Adult / $179 Kids
Indy AddOn+ Pass: $409 Adult / $229 Kids (no blackouts)
XC Pass: $99 Adult / $49 Kids
Personalized Photo Pass: $10
Optional Payment Plan: For all purchases, pay 50% down and 50% on November 15. There is no interest or credit check.
About the Indy Pass
The Indy Pass is the fastest-growing multi-mountain pass in the world. It offers 230+ Alpine and Nordic resorts across the US, Canada, Europe, and Japan, each providing two days of skiing or riding. Indy resorts are independent of any significant corporate ownership, and many are owned and operated by multi-generational families, providing a uniquely authentic and affordable skiing experience.
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