2013 Ski Pass Prices – A Rough Guide To Key Areas
Chances are that unless this is your first time hitting the French Alps, you’ll be very much aware that Alps2Alps airport transfers are the least of your worries in terms of expense. And the same goes for accommodation and even your flights too – it’s those pesky lift passes that pack the real wallop to the wallet and take no prisoners whatsoever.
Sadly, there’s no way of getting around these prices as they are set by the resort and tour operators, so you pretty much have to resign yourself to shelling out. Nevertheless, it’s a good idea to know the kind of options on offer before making a purchase, so here’s a look at some of this year’s lift pass prices in and around the resorts you’re likely to visit with Alps2Alps:
All listings are approximate at the time of writing and are for six days skiing for adults, children and youths respectively.
Ski Resort Aime La Plagne | Adults £240.00 / 240.00£ | Children £156.00 / 156.00£ | Youths £210.00 / 210.00£ |
Belle Plagne | £240.00 / 240.00£ | £156.00 / 156.00£ | £210.00 / 210.00£ |
Brides Les Bains | £159.84 / €187.00 | £111.98 / €131.00 | – |
Chamonix | £220.00 / 220.00£ | £160.00 / 160.00£ | £160.00 / 160.00£ |
Courchevel | £230.00 / 230.00£ | £133.00 / 133.00£ | £161.00 / 161.00£ |
Courchevel 1850 | £162.41 / €190.00 | £113.68 / €133.00 | – |
Courchevel Le Praz | £230.00 / 230.00£ | £133.00 / 133.00£ | £161.00 / 161.00£ |
Flaine | £174.37 / €204.00 | £133.34 / €156.00 | – |
La Plagne | £203.00 / 203.00£ | £152.00 / 152.00£ | £152.00 / 152.00£ |
La Plagne 1800 | £240.00 / 240.00£ | £156.00 / 156.00£ | £210.00 / 210.00£ |
La Rosiere | £171.90 / 171.90£ | £120.00 / 120.00£ | £150.00 / 150.00£ |
La Tania | £225.00 / 225.00£ | £133.00 / 133.00£ | £161.00 / 161.00£ |
Les Arcs | £230.00 / 230.00£ | £157.00 / 157.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Les Arcs 2000 | £178.65 / €209.00 | £134.20 / €157.00 | – |
Les Carroz d’Arraches | £146.17 / €171.00 | £107.70 / €126.00 | – |
Les Coches | £240.00 / 240.00£ | £156.00 / 156.00£ | £210.00 / 210.00£ |
Les Deux Alpes | £189.00 / 189.00£ | £150.00 / 150.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Les Gets | £210.00 / 210.00£ | £130.00 / 130.00£ | £190.00 / 190.00£ |
Les Menuires | £220.00 / 220.00£ | £124.00 / 124.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Megeve | £102.57 / €120.00 | £80.35 / €94.00 | – |
Meribel | £220.00 / 220.00£ | £131.00 / 131.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Meribel Village | £159.84 / €187.00 | £111.98 / €131.00 | – |
Meribel-Mottaret | £220.00 / 220.00£ | £131.00 / 131.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Montchavin | £177.79 / €208.00 | £133.34 / €156.00 | – |
Montgenevre | £200.00 / 200.00£ | £120.00 / 120.00£ | £170.00 / 170.00£ |
Morillon | £146.17 / €171.00 | £107.70 / €126.00 | – |
Morzine | £210.00 / 210.00£ | £130.00 / 130.00£ | £170.00 / 170.00£ |
Oz en Oisans | £103.43 / €121.00 | £111.12 / €130.00 | – |
Plagne Montalbert | £177.79 / €208.00 | £133.34 / €156.00 | – |
Saint-Francois Longchamp | £158.99 / €186.00 | £102.57 / €120.00 | £134.63 / €157.50 |
Samoens | £146.17 / €171.00 | £107.70 / €126.00 | – |
Serre Chevalier | £227.00 / €192.00 | £182.00 / €153.91 | €155.60 / 184.00£ |
St Martin de Belleville | £151.29 / €177.00 | £105.99 / €124.00 | – |
Tignes | £210.00 / 210.00£ | £143.00 / 143.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Tignes Le Lavachet | £210.00 / 210.00£ | £143.00 / 143.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Tignes Les Boisses | £210.00 / 210.00£ | £143.00 / 143.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Tignes Val Claret | £210.00 / 210.00£ | £143.00 / 143.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Val d’Isere | £210.00 / 210.00£ | £159.00 / 159.00£ | £175.00 / 175.00£ |
Val Thorens | £225.00 / 225.00£ | £123.00 / 123.00£ | £190.00 / 190.00£ |
Valloire/Valmeinier | £130.78 / €153.00 | £104.28 / €122.00 | £117.96 / €138.00 |
Valmorel | £158.99 / €186.00 | £102.57 / €120.00 | £134.63 / €157.50 |
Any Discounts?
It’s always worth bearing in mind that there are some ways of getting your hand on ski passes for prices way cheaper than this, but it all depends on the type of trip you are taking.
For example, certain accommodation providers and most luxury resorts will include lift passes as part of the package you take. Likewise, if you are booking through a tour operator it’s worth asking if they have any special deals or can offer you a discount as a bonus. Chances are you won’t be getting a pass for free unless you’re spending a small fortune on your trip already, but like most things in life there’s certainly no harm in asking!