SAM Magazine—Boyne, Mich., April 21, 2025—Boyne Resorts has launched season pass products that provide access to all 10 of its properties for the 2025-26 winter season: the unlimited Boyne Passport and the 3–6-day Boyne Explorer. This is the first time Boyne Resorts has offered company-wide season pass product. Its properties remain partners on Ikon Pass and Mountain Collective.

"For years, our most passionate guests have been asking for an unlimited season pass across our entire collection of resorts," said Boyne Resorts chief marketing officer Nick Lambert. “Many divide their time between Big Sky (Mont.) 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 America that can also serve as a true global skiing passport with the addition of an Ikon Pass.”

Boyne Resorts’ portfolio consists of Big Sky; Boyne Mountain and The Highlands, Mich.; Cypress Mountain, British Columbia; Pleasant Mountain, Sugarloaf, and Sunday River, Maine; Loon Mountain, N.H.; Brighton, Utah; and The Summit at Snoqualmie, Wash.

The Boyne Passport ($2,600, adult) offers unlimited access with no blackout dates to all Boyne Resorts ski areas 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 lodging, dining, and retail discounts, among other benefits. Pass holders also receive a 50 percent discount on lift tickets at Mountain Collective resorts and can add an Ikon Pass for $799 or an Ikon Base Pass for $299.

The Boyne Explorer Pass offers anywhere from three days ($370, adult) to six days ($570, adult) of access across Boyne destinations all winter, with select blackout dates at Big Sky Resort, plus a bonus day at Pleasant Mountain or Cypress Mountain. Benefits include up to 20 percent off resort lodging.