Trav's short answer
You get access to more than 300 ski resorts and ski areas with the Indy Pass in 2026/27.Indy Pass says its network has now officially surpassed 300 resorts across four continents. Standard alpine passes include two all-day or all-night tickets at each partner resort, with a third day available at 25% off the lift-ticket window rate. The final 2026/27 count is not yet fixed because more resort announcements are continuing through 8 September.
The 2026/27 number
Indy Pass has passed 300 resorts for the first time
The company confirmed on 1 September that it had moved beyond its earlier 300 Resort Guarantee. More than 50 new partners are being added for 2026/27, taking the network above 300 for the first time in Indy Pass history.
Important distinction: the 300+ figure covers the wider Indy network of independent alpine and Nordic partners. It does not mean every location is a huge destination ski resort, and some partners are cross-country ski areas rather than lift-served alpine mountains.
Indy Pass at a glance
2026/27 season · checked 4 September 2026How the access works
You do not get unlimited skiing at 300+ resorts
The most important thing to understand is that Indy Pass works differently from an unlimited season pass. At a normal full partner resort, an Indy Base or Indy+ passholder gets two included all-day or all-night tickets. After those two visits have been used, a third day can usually be bought at 25% off the resort's lift-ticket window rate.
That means the size of the network is huge, but the product is designed for variety rather than spending an unlimited number of days at one mountain. A skier could use the pass at many different resorts through the season, but each partner has its own redemption procedures and, on the Base Pass, may also have blackout dates.
Included at partner resorts
Two all-day or all-night lift tickets are included at each participating full partner resort under the standard alpine pass products.
25% discount
After the two included days, passholders can generally buy a third day at 25% off the resort's window-rate lift ticket.
The Indy Base Pass is subject to published blackout dates at some resorts. Indy+ provides the same two-day structure but has no blackout dates. Always check the individual resort rules before booking travel around a specific date.
Rapid expansion
Indy Pass has grown from 170+ resorts to 300+ in under three years
The 300-resort milestone is notable because Indy Pass was much smaller only a few seasons ago. In October 2023, the company said its network had reached 170+ resorts. By 31 March 2026, it had reached 286 options across 36 states and provinces, 14 countries and four continents.
The September 2026 expansion has now pushed that headline number beyond 300 resorts, while the company continues to announce additional 2026/27 partners.
Why the growth matters: Indy Pass has built its identity around independent ski areas rather than the large corporate resort networks associated with some rival multi-mountain passes. Passing 300 partners gives skiers far more geographic choice while keeping that independent-resort focus.
New for 2026/27
More than 50 new resorts are joining the Indy Pass network
Indy Pass announced that it would add 50+ new resorts for 2026/27. Twenty-five of the additions were revealed earlier in the year, while another group is being rolled out in stages during the first week of September.
By 4 September, newly announced or newly upgraded partners included destinations across North America, Europe and Japan. The list already features well-known international names as well as smaller independent areas and Nordic centres.
Levi, Ruka, Pyhä and more
Finland has gained major additions including Levi, Ruka and Pyhä, alongside new partners in France, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden and Norway.
Togari Onsen and Kandatsu
The 2026/27 rollout includes additional Japanese ski areas, widening the pass's usefulness for skiers planning an international trip.
Showdown and more independents
New US partners announced by 4 September include Showdown Montana, Powder Ridge in Connecticut and several alpine and cross-country areas.
Announcements through 8 September
Indy has deliberately staggered the remaining resort reveals, so the network total and full list are still evolving.
This article uses the resort count available on 4 September 2026. Indy Pass has said further announcements will continue through 8 September, so the final 2026/27 total may be higher than the 300+ figure shown here.
2026/27 pass choices
How much does the Indy Pass cost for 2026/27?
As of 4 September 2026, Indy Pass lists the Adult Indy Base Pass at $399 and the Adult Indy+ Pass at $449. Children's prices are $249 for Base and $279 for Indy+. Prices and sales windows can change, and availability is deliberately capped.
Indy also sells discounted Add-On versions for qualifying holders of unlimited season passes at partner resorts. Prices and availability are subject to change, so check Indy Pass directly before buying.
What number should you use?
For now, the accurate answer is 300+ Indy Pass resorts
If you are comparing ski passes for 2026/27, the safest current figure is 300+ resorts. Indy Pass itself is using that number on its website and has confirmed that the 300-resort threshold has been surpassed.
It would be misleading to claim a precise final total at this point because the company has not finished its September resort rollout. Once the remaining announcements are complete, the exact number can be updated without changing the central answer to this page: Indy Pass now covers more than 300 resorts worldwide.
For skiers who like visiting several independent mountains, that structure can provide a very large choice of destinations. For anyone planning to stay at one resort for a full week, the two-day-per-partner limit is the most important rule to factor into the comparison.
Trav's final summary
The Indy Pass now includes more than 300 resorts for 2026/27
The network has passed 300 partners for the first time, with 50+ new resorts being added and further announcements still due before the full 2026/27 list is settled.
- 300+ resorts: the official Indy Pass network now spans more than 300 independent alpine and Nordic ski areas.
- Two days each: alpine passes include two days or nights at each full partner, with a discounted third day.
- Four continents: the network reaches North America, Europe, Asia and South America.