2024/25 Prices

Chamonix
Ski Pass

Everything about the Chamonix lift pass — types, prices, where to buy, and how to get the best value.

Pass Options

Chamonix Le Pass
vs Mont Blanc Unlimited

Chamonix offers two main lift pass options. The right one depends on how long you're staying and whether you want to ski in Italy or Switzerland.

Chamonix Le Pass
~€350 / 6 days adult
  • All 5 Chamonix ski areas
  • Brévent, Flégère, Grands Montets
  • Les Houches + Le Tour
  • Free valley bus included
  • Courmayeur (Italy) not included
  • Aiguille du Midi not included
  • Verbier not included
Mont Blanc Unlimited
~€440 / 6 days adult
  • All 5 Chamonix ski areas
  • Courmayeur, Italy (via tunnel bus)
  • Verbier, Switzerland (select days)
  • Aiguille du Midi cable car included
  • Free valley bus included
  • Best for 7+ day stays

💡 Money-saving tip: For a standard 6-night ski holiday, the Chamonix Le Pass is almost always better value unless you specifically plan to ski Courmayeur. The Mont Blanc Unlimited's extra cost (≈€90) is only justified if you'll use the cross-border days and the Aiguille du Midi.

Full Price Breakdown

Chamonix Ski Pass
Price Table 2024/25

Approximate prices — always verify current season prices at montblancnaturalresort.com before booking.

Pass TypeAdultYouth (13–17)Child (5–12)Senior (65+)
1 Day~€70~€59~€53~€63
2 Days~€134~€114~€101~€121
3 Days~€196~€167~€147~€176
6 Days (Le Pass)~€350~€298~€263~€315
7 Days~€390~€332~€293~€351
6 Days (Mont Blanc Unlimited)~€440~€374~€330~€396
Under 5Free — no pass required

* Prices are approximate and based on 2024/25 season rates. Check montblancnaturalresort.com for confirmed current pricing.

Buying Your Pass

Where To Buy
Your Ski Pass

Three ways to get your Chamonix lift pass — each with different pros and cons.

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Online in Advance

Buy at montblancnaturalresort.com before you travel. No price discount but you skip the queue and collect via the hands-free card system.

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At the Lift Station

Ticket offices at the base of every ski area. Can involve queues in peak season (Christmas, February half-term). Cash and card accepted.

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Through Your Tour Op

Many ski holiday packages include a lift pass. Often slightly cheaper than buying independently, especially for beginners' packages with lessons.

Buy Pass at Official Site →

Ski Pass FAQs

Ski Pass
Questions Answered

How much is a ski pass in Chamonix?
A day pass costs approximately €65–75 per adult. A 6-day Chamonix Le Pass costs approximately €320–380. The Mont Blanc Unlimited 6-day pass (including Courmayeur and Verbier) costs approximately €420–460. Children under 5 ski free. Always check montblancnaturalresort.com for current season pricing.
What is the Mont Blanc Unlimited ski pass?
The Mont Blanc Unlimited is a cross-border pass covering all 5 Chamonix ski areas plus Courmayeur in Italy and access to Verbier in Switzerland on select days. It also includes the Aiguille du Midi cable car. It costs approximately €420–460 for 6 days and is best value for those who specifically want to ski in Italy or Switzerland.
Can I buy a Chamonix ski pass online?
Yes — the official Compagnie du Mont Blanc website (montblancnaturalresort.com) sells passes online. Buying online doesn't usually offer a discount but saves you queuing at the ticket office on day one. Passes are loaded onto a hands-free card sent by post or collected at the resort.
Do children get free ski passes in Chamonix?
Children under 5 (under 1m tall) ski free in Chamonix. Ages 5–12 receive a children's rate of approximately €53 per day. Youth rates (13–17) are approximately €59 per day. Senior rates (65+) are approximately €63 per day. All are lower than adult pricing.
Is the Aiguille du Midi included in the ski pass?
The Aiguille du Midi cable car is NOT included in the standard Chamonix Le Pass. It is included in the Mont Blanc Unlimited pass. If you want to ski the Vallée Blanche, you'll need a separate Aiguille du Midi ticket (approximately €70 return) unless you have the Unlimited pass.