The Lift Pass
Two passes cover Courchevel: the Courchevel-only forfait for skiers staying on the home valley, and the Trois Vallées pass for the full 600 km. Prices, options and the cheaper ways to buy.
Pass options
Courchevel pass — 6 days adult
~€330
Covers all lifts in the Courchevel valley (1850, 1650, 1550, La Tania, Le Praz). Best if you plan to stay on home pistes.
Trois Vallées pass — 6 days adult
~€380
All 160 lifts across all three valleys. Worth the extra ~€50 for any stay over 4 days — you will want to cross at least once.
Trois Vallées — 6 days child (5–13)
~€300
Standard child rate. Bring a passport for proof of age at the desk.
Free under-5 pass
€0
Children under 5 ski free — bring a passport to the ticket office and they will issue a free pass with their photo.
Senior pass (75+)
Free / reduced
Skiers aged 75 and over ski free on the Trois Vallées with proof of age.
Day pass — Trois Vallées
~€72
Useful for a single big-mountain day or for non-skiers joining for one outing.
Frequently asked
How much is a Courchevel ski pass?
Roughly €330 for a 6-day Courchevel-only adult pass, or €380 for the full Trois Vallées pass. Day passes start around €68 (Courchevel) or €72 (Trois Vallées). Prices vary slightly between low and peak weeks.
Where do I buy a Courchevel lift pass?
Online at the official Les 3 Vallées site (cheapest, no queue), at the Croisette ticket office in 1850, or directly through your hotel concierge — most palace hotels handle the entire process.
Is the Trois Vallées pass worth the extra cost?
For any stay of four days or more, yes. The price difference (~€50 over six days) is recovered in a single trip to Val Thorens or Méribel.
Do children ski free in Courchevel?
Children under 5 ski free with a passport. Children aged 5–13 pay the reduced rate (~€300 for 6 days on the Trois Vallées).
Can I buy a lift pass at the lift?
No — passes must be issued at the Croisette ticket office or pre-loaded online. The lifts only validate cards.