Ski Pass Prices in Courchevel

Where to buy your ski pass

Best way to buy your ski pass

We recommend you buy your Courchevel ski pass online:

• Buying early online guarantees the best deal for you
• Save time by avoiding queues at ticket offices
• Simple to buy online and easy to top up your pass up to five minutes before you go skiing
• Ski passes can be delivered to your home at no extra cost or you can collect when you arrive in resort
• Courchevel offer a free cancellation policy for online ski pass purchases up to the first day of skiing, refund or exchange 100% free of charge.
• Often there are exclusive online deals

You can also buy your pass at any of the ski pass offices, but to get the best price we recommend you buy online at least three days in advance.

In addition to the lift pass price, you pay €3 for a hands-free card to use on the turnstiles. This goes for everyone, including children under five (who go free on the lifts).

Hang on to your card at the end of your holiday. You’ll be able to use it on future trips to Courchevel.

Don't forget to bring a copy of your receipt on holiday. If you lose your lift pass on the mountain, you'll need the receipt to get a replacement.

Season dates in Courchevel

The winter season in Courchevel runs from 6 December 2024 to 21 April 2025. Because there are three main resorts in the Three Valleys, actual season dates may vary from ski area to ski area. 

Early or late season skiing 

Ski passes tend to be cheapest right at the beginning and end of the season, when snow cover is less guaranteed.

If you’re considering coming then, it’s a good idea to keep an eye on our Courchevel snow report and forecast for an up-to-date view of local conditions.
 

How much are ski passes in Courchevel?

Ski pass prices in Courchevel change according to your age, the number of days you want to ski for, the time of year and the area you want to ski in. Courchevel offers some great discounts available for families and groups.

There are two ski pass areas in Courchevel; Courchevel and The whole of The Three Valleys area. Both have terrain to suit all abilities, there's just a whole lot more of it in The Three Valleys.

If you want an access-all-areas pass

The 3 Valleys ski pass includes access to 600km of marked pistes. With this pass, you can enjoy the full extent of the world’s largest ski areas.

• Méribel/Mottaret
• Courchevel
• La Tania
• Val Thorens
• Les Menuires/St Martin de Belleville
• Orelle
• Brides Les Bains 

You don't have to be an expert to ski the Three Valleys as there are plenty of greens and blues across the area to allow any level of skier or boarder to enjoy it. Those staying in Val Thorens for more than a couple of days, should consider buying a Three Valleys pass as they have plenty of time to explore the 328 runs on offer.
See piste maps for Courchevel and the Three Valleys

Three Valleys lift passes are available from four hours to 14 days, as well as for the whole season.

You can buy your ski pass online and have it delivered to your home, or you can collect it from one of the ski pass offices in resort. You can also buy your pass at any of the ski pass offices.

Local area ski pass

The Courchevel ski pass gives you unlimited access to the 58 lifts and 150km of pistes in the Courchevel ski area. Courchevel ski passes are available from four hours to 14 days, as well as for the whole season.

Prices are from 21 December 2024 to 11 April 2025.

You can buy your Courchevel ski pass online and have it delivered to your home, or you can collect it from one of the ski pass offices in resort. You can also buy your pass at any of the ski pass offices.

Under five and over 75 years ski free in Courchevel - on presentation of proof of age.

Upgrading your Courchevel ski pass to a Three Valleys ski pass?

If your Courchevel ski pass is valid for at least two days, you can buy one-day extensions to the Three Valleys area. Ask at one of the ski pass offices for more information.

Deals and discounted ski passes in Courchevel

These are our top tips for saving money on your ski pass.

• Buy online at least three days in advance
• Come early or late in the season
• Buy a family pass
• Buy before the start of the season
• Buy multiple days - you’ll get a much better day rate
• Choose a Courchevel pass over a Three Valleys pass

Family ski passes in Courchevel

If you're coming for six days or more, the Family Flex package is a great way to save money on what is often one of the most expensive parts of your trip to the mountains. 

In Courchevel or the Three Vallees, when you buy a Family Flex package together as a family, each person in the family group pays the child's rate. Your family needs to be made up of a minimum of three people, one or two adults and one to six children (aged 5 to 18 years). 

Offering more flexible options to single parents, traditional families, blended families, families with one or more children, with or without family ties, can now all ski at the child rate and benefit from a bonus day with the six days for the price of five offer.

How to qualify

Your family group must: 

• have at least three people in. One or two adults and one to six children (aged five to 18 years) in it
• have no more than six children in it
• buy passes for six days or more - you buy six day pass for the price of five
• buy the passes online at the same time

Everyone will need their own hands-free pass to get through the turnstiles.

Beginner ski passes in Courchevel

There is a one day beginner ski pass available in Courchevel, the Mini Pass, giving you access to the lower parts of the ski area. This pass can be bought online or at the ski pass offices in resort.

Courchevel also offers beginner skiers access to several of their lifts for free. These include:

• Mickey drag lift, Courchevel Moriond
• three magic carpets in the Jardin Alpin, Courchevel 1850
• Roys magic carpet, Courchevel Village
• Troïka magic carpet, La Tania.

Free ski passes in Courchevel

You heard it right, you can ski for free in Courchevel ... but only if you're under five years old, or over 75.

You'll still need to pay €3 for a hands-free card to get through the turnstiles, but this can be used on subsequent visits to Courchevel. 

It's a good idea to take ID when you buy a hands-free card. You may be asked to prove how old you or your kids are. 

Who else can ski for free in Courchevel

You don't have to pay to: 

• use some of the beginner lifts
• go cross country (nordic) skiing in Courchevel

Pedestrian passes in Courchevel

Pedestrians can also enjoy the Three Valleys ski area in the winter.

Pedestrian rates are available for one to 21 days, or for the whole season. There are also single and return trips on individual lifts available.

Pedestrian passes are only available to buy at the ski pass offices in resort. You can't buy them online.

Cross-country ski passes in Courchevel

Good news for cross country (nordic) skiers: there's no need to buy a pass. The 67km of trails in the Courchevel valley are completely free of charge.

You can hire cross country skis, poles and boots from most sports shops. 

You can also pick up a guide booklet and map from any of the ski pass offices to show you where the trails are.

Annual and season passes in Courchevel

If you're coming to Courchevel for more than a week this winter, there are a couple of ways you can save money on your lift journeys: 

• buy a 3 Vallées Liberté pass
• buy a season pass (or annual pass if you're planning to stay for the summer)

Three Vallées Liberté Pass

If you plan to ski at least eight non-consecutive days in Courchevel this season, the 3 Vallées Liberté pass is a great way to save money - and time in the lift queue. 

How it works

• The more you ski, the more you save
• Get up to 10% off the price of an adult Three Valleys pass during the week and up to 20% off on Saturdays
• Your ninth ski day is free - and every sixth day after that
• No need to pay up front - your bank account is debited once you've had your day on the slopes

There's a one time fee of €30 for your Liberté pass.

Season passes in Courchevel

A season pass costs roughly the equivalent of a four week ski pass, so it's excellent value if you're staying in the valley for a while. You pay a fixed price and then ride the lifts as often or as little as you like.

To get the best price, it's always a good idea to buy your season pass before the start of the season. They normally go on sale in November. 

You can get a season pass as an individual or a family.

As well as being able to ride the lifts as little or as often as you like, you'll get additional benefits like:

• four luge tickets
• free night skiing in Courchevel
• a free one-day Three Valleys pass for a friend
• three days in Shiga Kogen (Japan), Mount Buller (Australia), La Parva and Valle Nevado (Chile)
• two days at the three Vail Resorts in the USA

Skiflex season pass

The Skiflex season package gets you 10 passages per week in the Three Vallees throughout the season with the option to buy more, keep track with daily alerts. Ideal pass for locals and seasonnaires.

The Courchevel luge

The sledge run in Courchevel Moriond is a whopping 3km in length and has an impressive 450m of descent.

Travelling under the brand new Ariondaz gondola, it zooms through tunnels, zips over bridges and flies around the bends of an insane racecourse.

Can children go on the Courchevel luge?

Children must be over five years old. 

Those under 1.25m must be accompanied by an adult.

Ski pass insurance in Courchevel

The prices on this page do not include insurance.

You’ll be given the option to add ski insurance when you buy your Courchevel or Three Valleys ski pass. This is provided by Carré Neige and normally costs around €3 a day. 

You don’t have to buy insurance from the lift company, but we can’t stress enough how important it is to have a snow sports policy in place before you come skiing or snowboarding in Courchevel.  

Hopefully you’ll never have an accident. But if you have to be helicoptered off the mountain, or spend any time in hospital in France, you could end up with a huge bill.

More inspiration...

Once you've got your ski pass, why not check out the ski schools in Courchevel and book a ski lesson.  

If you're already dreaming of long hikes in the summer, why not check out our summer lift pass prices?