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Ikon adds Deer Valley access to Base Pass option

By KPCW · November 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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The expanded access comes as the Park City-based resort opens new terrain on its East Village side. Ikon is expanding access to Deer Valley Resort for its pass holders. For the first time, Ikon’s middle-range pass, the Base Pass, will offer three days at the Park City-based resort.

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