3 Valleys pass: €421. Courchevel-only: €385. The gap is just €36 this season. Child rates, Family Flex and season passes, with full 2026-2027 prices inside.
Local experience
In Sonny's experience, the passes for his guests are already waiting in the accommodation when they arrive. And when someone has no fixed dates and asks which week to take, he says the third week of January: prices come down, the service is the same and the snow is excellent. Opening week, in early December, most of the big hotels are closed, not every restaurant is open and the shops are shut; give the resort a week or two. April is one of the best parts of the season, with longer days and warm weather; the snow is very good in the morning and poor in the afternoon, which makes for long lunches on a sunny terrace.
Sonny Ubertalli, 4 October 2026
A Courchevel ski pass for the 2026-2027 season costs €385 (Courchevel Valley only, 6 days, adult) or €421 (Three Valleys, 6 days, adult). The difference between the two is just €36, the smallest gap in years, and for most people who fly to Courchevel for a week the Three Valleys pass is the obvious choice. Here's how to decide.
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, 2026-2027)
Courchevel Only
€385
150km of pistes
Three Valleys
€421
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. At €36 more than the Courchevel pass this season, it is the easiest upgrade decision in the Alps.
Three Valleys Highlights
- ✓Val Thorens: High-altitude glacier skiing, snow-sure
- ✓Méribel: Beautiful village, excellent intermediate terrain
- ✓Les Menuires: uncrowded slopes
Day Passes and Season Passes (2026-2027)
For shorter stays, a one-day Three Valleys pass costs €84.20 for adults and €69 for children, against €77 and €63.10 for the Courchevel Valley alone. Saturday day passes drop by 20% if you buy online before Friday evening. These are the main season rates, which run from December 19 to April 9; early December days cost less.
For the whole winter, the Unlimited 3 Vallées season pass costs €1,620 for adults aged 30 to 74 and €1,134 for under-30s. Families of three or more, with at least one child, can take the Family Flex version at €1,329 per person. Courchevel Valley season passes exist too; prices are only published at the lift pass offices, so ask when you arrive or let us check for you.
Special Passes and Discounts
Family Discounts
Children under 5 ski free. Child rates apply from 5 to 18, and the Family Flex pass gives groups of three or more the child price for everyone: €345 per person for 6 days in the Three Valleys.
Beginner Passes
Limited-area passes covering beginner lifts at significantly reduced prices.
Planning your trip? Get a price for your chalet and we will help you plan ski passes and transfers at the same time.
One thing worth weighing before you buy. The pass costs the same wherever you sleep, but the walk to the lift does not. Guests in a ski-in ski-out property get an extra run or two out of every morning, which over a week is a real difference for the same lift ticket.
