Ski pass prices 2026/2027: Italian ski resort price lists

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Winter season price lists 2026/2027

Ski pass prices 2026/2027 in Italy

View ski pass prices for the 2026/2027 ski season at the main Italian ski resorts. Each resort page includes official day, multi-day and season-pass rates, including discounts for juniors, children and seniors.

16 price lists available Updated progressively as lift companies publish their rates

Ski pass price lists 2026/2027 by region

Select a resort to view the complete table with prices, seasonal periods, age categories and applicable conditions.

Valle d'Aosta 5 resorts

Ski resortAdult day passPrice list
Chamois€ 30,50high seasonPrices and rates
La Thuile€ 61high seasonPrices and rates
Pila€ 60high seasonPrices and rates
Torgnon€ 39,50high seasonPrices and rates
Valtournenche€ 44high seasonPrices and rates

Piemonte 2 resorts

Ski resortAdult day passPrice list
Bardonecchia€ 52high seasonPrices and rates
Sestriere€ 62high seasonPrices and rates

Lombardia 6 resorts

Ski resortAdult day passPrice list
Bormio€ 65high seasonPrices and rates
Livigno€ 74,50high seasonPrices and rates
Monte Pora€ 44high seasonPrices and rates
Ponte di Legno Tonale€ 70high seasonPrices and rates
Santa Caterina Valfurva€ 65high seasonPrices and rates
Val Chiavenna€ 59high seasonPrices and rates

Trentino 1 resorts

Ski resortAdult day passPrice list
Paganella€ 78high seasonPrices and rates

Veneto 1 resorts

Ski resortAdult day passPrice list
Civetta€ 72high seasonPrices and rates

Alto Adige 1 resorts

Ski resortAdult day passPrice list
Plose€ 73high seasonPrices and rates

Day-pass price comparison

The comparison uses the adult high-season day-pass price shown in the 2026/2027.

Cheapest day passes

  1. Chamois€ 30,50
  2. Torgnon€ 39,50
  3. Valtournenche€ 44
  4. Monte Pora€ 44
  5. Bardonecchia€ 52
  6. Val Chiavenna€ 59
  7. Pila€ 60
  8. La Thuile€ 61

Most expensive day passes

  1. Paganella€ 78
  2. Livigno€ 74,50
  3. Plose€ 73
  4. Civetta€ 72
  5. Ponte di Legno Tonale€ 70
  6. Santa Caterina Valfurva€ 65
  7. Bormio€ 65
  8. Sestriere€ 62

How to read and compare ski pass prices

Ski pass prices can vary by period, duration and skier age. NEVEITALIA tables show each resort’s high, mid and low season periods, together with adult, junior, child and senior rates.

Some resorts use dynamic pricing, so the cost varies according to purchase date, expected demand and sales channel. The comparison shows the adult high-season day-pass price; the resort page contains all conditions and promotions.

What the ski pass tables contain

  • Day and multi-day prices
  • High, mid and low season rates
  • Discounts for juniors, children and seniors
  • Season passes and family options
  • Validity periods, supplements and sales conditions

Frequently asked questions about ski pass prices

How much does a day ski pass cost?

The price depends on the resort, period and skier category. NEVEITALIA tables let you compare the adult high-season day pass and view all other rates.

What does dynamic ski pass pricing mean?

With dynamic pricing, the rate is not fixed: it may vary according to the date, demand and purchase time. Buying online in advance can therefore be cheaper.

Are online prices the same as ticket-office prices?

Not always. Many resorts offer different online rates or advance-purchase discounts. The resort page shows the conditions in the official price list.

What discounts are available for children and juniors?

Age bands vary between resorts. The individual tables therefore show the birth dates and conditions specified by each lift company.