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Planning10 min readJanuary 2026

Courchevel Ski Pass Guide

Compare Courchevel vs Three Valleys passes, understand pricing, learn where to buy and how to choose the right lift pass.

Understanding Your Ski Pass Options

Choosing the right ski pass for your Courchevel holiday can significantly impact both your skiing experience and your budget. The resort offers several options, from Courchevel-only passes to the full Three Valleys experience encompassing 600km of interconnected pistes.

Pass Comparison (Adult 6-Day Prices)

Courchevel Only

~€320

150km of pistes

Three Valleys

~€385

600km of pistes

Courchevel-Only Pass

The Courchevel pass covers approximately 150km of pistes across all four villages, plus access to La Tania. This option suits beginners, families with young children, short stays, and budget-conscious visitors.

Three Valleys Pass

The full Three Valleys pass unlocks 600km of marked pistes, 169 lifts, and access to Méribel, Les Menuires, Val Thorens, and numerous smaller villages. For most visitors, the additional €65 represents exceptional value.

Three Valleys Highlights

  • Val Thorens: High-altitude glacier skiing, snow-sure
  • Méribel: Beautiful village, excellent intermediate terrain
  • Les Menuires: Great value, uncrowded slopes

Special Passes and Discounts

Family Discounts

Children under 5 ski free. Reduced rates for children 5-12 and seniors 65+.

Beginner Passes

Limited-area passes covering beginner lifts at significantly reduced prices.

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Frequently Asked Questions

For most visitors staying a week or more, the Three Valleys pass offers significantly better value. The additional €65 unlocks 450km more skiing.

Yes, you can upgrade at any lift pass office. You'll pay the difference in daily rates for remaining days.

Yes. Children under 5 ski free. Children 5-12 receive approximately 20% discount. Seniors 65-74 receive similar discounts, and those 75+ ski free.

Modern passes use hands-free technology—keep the card in your jacket pocket and ski through gates.

No. Passes are non-transferable and include photo or biometric data. Attempted sharing results in confiscation.