Big Sky Resort Making Changes For Certain Pass Holders Honestly, this whole move is probably going to upset a lot of their longtime pass holders and we can't wait to see their reactions. Big Sky Resort, one of the most prominent skiing areas in North America, announced that for the 2021-2022 ski season they will be making changes for their passes, specifically who and who can't ride the Lone Peak Tram. Big Sky Resort said that Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective and day pass holders won't be able to use the Lone Peak Tram next year. The reason being is that Big Sky Resort wants to cut down on the wait time for the tram. If you are one of these types of pass holders, you will have to pay an additional fee to use the Lone Peak Tram that day. Big Sky Resort has also thought about introduction a Lone Peak Tram access pass for the whole season as well. The only ski passes that will have unlimited tram access are Big Sky's Gold Pass or the Double Black Pass holders. The problem is, the Gold Pass costs almost $2,000 for an adult and the Double Black Pass is $1,500.