Thredbo ski resort in New South Wales, Australia is the latest in the ever-lengthening lineup of destinations to join Alterra's Ikon Pass as a partner. Ikon's first foray outside of North America offers up seven days of skiing or riding, no blackouts, with the full pass and five days with blackouts on the base-level pass. This news comes less than a week after the company's announcement of plans to acquire Solitude, Utah.
The best part? Immediate gratification. Thredbo is open for skiing as we speak, and the new pass partnership gets Ikon holders 2018 access to 2,205 vertical feet (672 vertical meters) and 1,186 acres (480 hectares) of skiable terrain.
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“Thredbo is thrilled to join the Ikon Pass as its Australian partner, and we feel privileged to be the first Southern Hemisphere destination offered to pass holders,” said Jordan Rodgers, General Manager, Thredbo. “The Ikon Pass is a sensational option for skiers and snowboarders who love to travel to incredible mountain experiences and we look forward to providing Ikon Pass holders access to Australia's premier snow destination.”
