Accessing the renowned luxury Swiss mountain town of St. Moritz is set to become more convenient as the resort integrates into the Ikon Pass for the forthcoming 2024/2025 ski season.
St. Moritz, renowned for its opulent ambiance, will mark the latest addition to the roster of ski resorts in the Swiss Alps accepting the Ikon Pass. Owned by the Alterra Mountain Company, the pass provides access to numerous mountain destinations across five continents. Comprising nine distinct areas, St. Moritz is celebrated for its upscale amenities and high-end allure.
Joining Zermatt Matterhorn, St. Moritz will be the second Swiss resort accessible via the Ikon Pass. Pass holders will enjoy the privilege of skiing up to seven days at St. Moritz without any blackout dates.
Erik Forsell, Chief Marketing Officer of the Alterra Mountain Company, expressed excitement about the integration, stating, “We are thrilled to offer more of Switzerland as we welcome St. Moritz and invite the Ikon Pass community to discover all that these incredible nine areas within St Moritz have to offer. From the picturesque slopes to the incredible food to the Swiss alpine culture, St. Moritz is the new destination to add to your bucket list.”
The Ikon Pass for the 2024/2025 season is presently available for purchase, granting access to 59 mountains across 11 countries. Apart from Switzerland, the pass extends skiing opportunities in four other European nations: Austria, France, Italy, and Andorra.
As of now, the cost of the Ikon Pass for the upcoming season stands at $1,249, with prices slated to increase by $110 after April 18.
Ikon Pass holders benefit from unrestricted access to 17 mountains and can enjoy up to seven days each at 41 additional locations.
In addition to the flagship Ikon Pass, the Alterra Mountain Company provides several alternative options. These include the Ikon Base Pass, offering more limited access and starting at $869, and the Ikon Session Pass, featuring two-, three-, and four-day access, with pricing commencing at $259.