Ski at resorts around the world (and Granby) at an affordable price
Indy Pass is back on sale for limited time, includes two days at Granby Ranch
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Editor’s note: This story originally included a ski resort that has been removed because it is not included with the Indy Pass.
After closing sales of the Indy Pass earlier this year, the company reopened the pass for purchase this week. A limited amount will be available in this final sale of the season, so grab yours before time runs out.
For adults, the Indy Pass starts at $419, with an upgrade to a plus pass for $539. The base pass for kids is $239, with the plus pass at $299. This pass gives skiers and snowboarders access to two days each at all of Indy’s partner resorts.
The Indy Pass added more than 30 new resorts to its offerings this year. Nearby resorts such as Granby Ranch are on the pass, as well as new locations through the U.S., Japan, Europe and Canada.
The Indy Pass was released in 2019, as an alternative to mega passes such as Ikon and Epic. It has proven to be a success, adding more resorts each year. Indy Pass is owned by Erik Mogensen of Entabeni Systems, which is based in Grand County. Entabeni Systems is a ski area software company.
To purchase an Indy Pass or to learn more, visit IndySkiPass.com.
This article contains reporting by John LaConte of Vail Daily.
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