Boyne Resorts introduces new unlimited season pass for 2025-26 season
First-ever multi-destination pass offering unprecedented access across all Boyne Resorts destinations
Boyne Resorts, North America's largest family-owned, independent mountain resort company, today announced the launch of a new season pass lineup that provide skiers and riders with unprecedented access across all Boyne Resorts destinations for the 2025-26 winter season.
Two product options allow guests to personalize their travel and visitation plans.
The Boyne Passport provides unlimited access with no blackout dates at all Boyne Resorts destinations across North America, including unlimited access to the Lone Peak Tram at Big Sky Resort. The Passport includes early lift access at Big Sky, Sunday River, and Sugarloaf, summer lift access for scenic rides and mountain biking, discounted lift tickets for friends and family, and savings on lodging, retail, and more. Passholders also unlock a 50% discount on lift tickets at Mountain Collective resorts and the ability to add an Ikon Pass for $799 or an Ikon Base Pass for just $299.
The Boyne Explorer Pass offers three to six days of access across Boyne destinations all winter, with select blackout dates at Big Sky Resort,plus an additional bonus day at Pleasant Mountain or Cypress Mountain for free. Benefits include up to 20% off resort lodging.
"For years, our most passionate guests have been asking for an unlimited season pass across our entire collection of resorts," said Nick Lambert, Chief Marketing Officer at Boyne Resorts.“Many divide their time between Big Sky and our other destinations and look for seamless access to the full Boyne Resorts experience. Today, we proudly deliver exactly that – an unlimited pass that empowers our guests to explore all our mountains across North Americathat can also serve as a true global skiing passport with the addition of an Ikon Pass.”
The new Boyne Passport and Explorer Pass are on sale now. For more information and updates, please visit any Boyne Resort website.