2024/25 Season · Updated Prices

Chamonix Ski Pass
Prices & Guide

The complete independent guide to buying a Chamonix ski pass — prices, types, where to buy, and how to avoid paying too much.

~€70
Day Pass
~€350
6-Day Le Pass
~€440
6-Day Unlimited
Free
Under 5s
Full Price Guide Le Pass vs Unlimited

Quick Comparison

Which Pass Do You Need?

Two main options for most visitors. Here's the key difference at a glance — full breakdown on the comparison page.

⭐ Most Popular
Chamonix Le Pass
~€350 / 6 days adult
  • All 5 Chamonix ski areas
  • Les Grands Montets, Brévent, Flégère
  • Les Houches + Le Tour
  • Free valley bus included
  • Courmayeur (Italy) not included
  • Aiguille du Midi not included
  • Verbier not included
Buy Le Pass →
Mont Blanc Unlimited
~€440 / 6 days adult
  • All 5 Chamonix ski areas
  • Courmayeur, Italy included
  • Verbier, Switzerland (select days)
  • Aiguille du Midi cable car included
  • Free valley bus included
  • ~€90 more than Le Pass
  • Only worth it if skiing Italy/Switzerland
Buy Unlimited →

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Price Table

Chamonix Ski Pass Prices
at a Glance

Pass DurationAdultYouth (13–17)Child (5–12)Senior (65+)
1 Day~€70~€60~€53~€63
2 Days~€134~€114~€101~€121
3 Days~€196~€167~€147~€176
4 Days~€252~€214~€189~€227
5 Days~€305~€259~€229~€275
6 Days (Le Pass)~€350~€298~€263~€315
7 Days~€390~€332~€293~€351
6 Days (Mont Blanc Unlimited)~€440~€374~€330~€396
Under 5 (free)Free — no pass required

* Approximate 2024/25 prices. Verify at montblancnaturalresort.com before purchasing.

Full Price Breakdown →

Everything You Need

Plan Your Chamonix
Ski Trip

💰
Full Price Guide
Every pass type, every age group, day passes vs week passes — all prices for 2024/25.
⚖️
Le Pass vs Unlimited
Which pass is right for your group? A detailed comparison with a clear recommendation.
🛒
Where to Buy
Online vs on-mountain. How to avoid queues and whether to book in advance.
🎿
Ski Hire Prices
Rental costs, best shops, and how to save on equipment in Chamonix.
🏂
Ski Schools
ESF vs BASS, group vs private, prices, and how to book lessons.
✈️
Getting There
Geneva Airport to Chamonix — all transport options with costs and journey times.

Save Money

How to Pay Less
for Your Ski Pass

💡 Buy the right pass for your days

A 6-day pass works out at ~€58/day. Three separate day passes cost ~€70/day each. If skiing 4+ days, always buy a multi-day pass.

💡 Don't upgrade to Unlimited unless needed

The Mont Blanc Unlimited costs ~€90 more than the Le Pass for 6 days. Only worthwhile if you specifically plan to ski Courmayeur or Verbier.

💡 Avoid Christmas and half-term peaks

Passes don't change price by season — but accommodation does. Skiing in January saves 20–40% on chalet costs vs Christmas or half-term weeks.

💡 Book online to skip queues

Buying online at montblancnaturalresort.com rarely gives a discount but avoids first-morning queues. Collect via the hands-free card on arrival.

💡 Check tour operator packages

Many ski holiday operators include the lift pass in their package price — sometimes slightly cheaper than buying independently, especially for beginners.

💡 Under 5s ski free, always

Children under 5 (under 1m tall) need no pass in Chamonix. Children 5–12 pay the reduced child rate — approximately 25% less than adult pricing.

Common Questions

Ski Pass FAQs

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 costs approximately €420–460. Children under 5 ski free. Always verify at montblancnaturalresort.com for confirmed current season pricing.
What is the Chamonix Le Pass?
The Chamonix Le Pass covers all 5 valley ski areas — Les Grands Montets, Brévent, La Flégère, Les Houches, and Le Tour. The free valley bus is included. The Aiguille du Midi cable car is NOT included. Available as day passes or multi-day passes up to a full season.
Is the Aiguille du Midi included in the ski pass?
No — the Aiguille du Midi is NOT included in the standard Chamonix Le Pass. A separate return ticket costs approximately €67–72 per adult. It IS included in the Mont Blanc Unlimited pass. If you plan to ski the Vallée Blanche, budget for either the Unlimited pass or a standalone Aiguille du Midi ticket.
Where can I buy a Chamonix ski pass?
Online at montblancnaturalresort.com (recommended — no queues), at lift ticket offices at the base of any ski area, or at the Chamonix tourist office. Buying online rarely saves money but saves time. See our full guide on where to buy.
Do children get free ski passes in Chamonix?
Children under 5 (under 1m tall) ski completely free — no pass required. Ages 5–12 pay the child rate, approximately 25% less than adult. Ages 13–17 pay the youth rate, approximately 15% less than adult. Senior rates (65+) are also reduced.