With 26 destinations, in nine states and four Canadian provinces, the Ikon Pass is the gateway to a like-minded community, enduring memories, and the most iconic destinations in North America. The Ikon Pass is now available for purchase at .įrom a week long vacation to unlimited days, the Ikon Pass was built with the guest in mind, to provide the best experience possible. Realizing the remaining 60% is not hard though.The Ikon Pass, North America’s newest season pass product for winter 2018-2019 announces SkiBig3 in Alberta, Canada, Revelstoke Mountain Resort in British Columbia, Canada and Sugarbush Resort in Vermont, as its newest partners, for a total of over 63,000 skiable acres of unique terrain at 26 premier mountain destinations in North America.
The app is 80% of the way there in terms of functionality but only 40% of the way there in terms of real-world usability. Additionally, allowing users to start tracking without coverage should be quite feasible. Since I don't track myself the whole day (for phone battery reasons), the app is generally non-functional 80% of the time I want to use it due to not having cell coverage.Ĭaching the list of resorts and maps for offline access would solve this problem. You also can't start tracking (even without sharing your location with others) without coverage. This means that if you're somewhere without coverage (many if not most places in a ski resort) and want to look at a map, you can't. The app does a solid job at what it aims to do when you've got mobile data coverage, but it will do essentially nothing (other than continue to track your movement) if you don't have coverage. Good when you've got coverage, useless otherwise
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