The Jackson, New Hampshire-based Indy Pass—an international pass for ski resorts that aren’t owned by a corporate chain—sold out in just 37 minutes on Friday.
The sellout of the 2026/27 Indy Pass during the public sale on Friday, April 3 followed high demand during the returning passholder renewal period and waitlist purchase window. It was the fastest sellout in the history of the pass.
Officials with the Indy Pass said they limit the total number of passes sold each season to protect the independent, less-crowded experience at its partner resorts.
“This public sale lasted just 37 minutes before we reached capacity,” said Indy Pass Director Erik Mogensen. “That says a lot about where skiing and riding are right now. People want affordability, they want independence, and they want a more authentic experience on the mountain. We are going to keep growing Indy with purpose and passion, because protecting that experience matters more than simply selling more passes.”
Last month, Mogensen announced that the company that owns the Indy Pass was moving its headquarters from Colorado to Jackson, New Hampshire. Mogensen is the president and CEO of Black Mountain in Jackson, and he is the CEO of Entabeni Systems, the company that owns both the Indy Pass and Black Mountain.
Earlier this week, Indy announced 10 additional new resort partners and Heli-skiing discounts for passholders, bringing the total number of new additions for next season to 26.
For those who missed the Indy Pass public sale can join the waitlist.
