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Val Thorens
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Tignes
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Morzine
From Geneva – €24.50
Les Gets
From Geneva – €24.50
Meribel
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Courchevel
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Val d’Isere
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Avoriaz
From Geneva – €24.50
La Plagne
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Les Arcs
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Verbier
From Geneva – 49.50 CHF
La Rosiere
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Les Menuires
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Les Deux Alpes
From Geneva and Grenoble – €54.50
Alpe D’Huez
From Geneva and Grenoble – €54.50
Chamonix
From Geneva – €24.50
Flaine
From Geneva – €32.50
Les Carroz
From Geneva – €32.50
Morillon
From Geneva – €32.50
Samoens
From Geneva – €32.50
Val Thorens
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Tignes
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Morzine
From Geneva – €24.50
Les Gets
From Geneva – €24.50
Meribel
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Courchevel
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Val d’Isere
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Avoriaz
From Geneva – €24.50
La Plagne
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Les Arcs
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Verbier
From Geneva – 49.50 CHF
La Rosiere
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Les Menuires
From Geneva and Lyon – €49.50
Les Deux Alpes
From Geneva and Grenoble – €54.50
Alpe D’Huez
From Geneva and Grenoble – €54.50
Chamonix
From Geneva – €24.50
Flaine
From Geneva – €32.50
Les Carroz
From Geneva – €32.50
Morillon
From Geneva – €32.50
Samoens
From Geneva – €32.50

Val Thorens Ski Passes Explained: Which One to Choose and Why

Val Thorens Ski Passes Explained: Which One to Choose and Why

Are you planning a winter escape to Val Thorens? If so, choosing the right ski pass is essential to make sure you’re getting the most out of your trip. Whether you’re travelling with friends or arranging a family break, organising your ski pass is one of the things you should make sure is done in advance – and so is working out how to get to your mountain resort. 

 

At Alpine Fleet, we have shared and private transfers that head to Val Thorens every day, providing you with a comfortable and hassle-free way to get to the resort. 

 

We know what it takes to make your trip the best it can be, so let’s break down everything you need to know about Val Thorens ski pass options so you can make the perfect choice for your holiday.

 

Read on for more…

Val Thorens Ski Passes Explained: Which One to Choose and Why

Why get a Val Thorens ski pass?

A ski ticket in Val Thorens isn’t just a lift pass – it’s the key to accessing one of the most snow-sure ski resorts in the whole of Europe. Val Thorens is home to modern skiing infrastructure, perfect pistes and awe-inspiring views that need to be seen to be believed.

 

Whether you’re a complete beginner or an expert looking to challenge yourself, a ski pass provides unlimited access to the slopes and ensures you don’t have to worry about queuing. Often, passes are cheaper if you buy them in advance, so getting them ahead of time is cost-effective as well as practical.  

Val Thorens ski pass

When it comes to ski passes in Val Thorens, you have two primary options:


  • Val Thorens Valley Pass
  • Three Valleys Pass

Each option provides different levels of access and is suited to different types of skiers. 

Val Thorens Valley pass

The Val Thorens Valley Pass gives you access to the slopes within the Val Thorens valley itself. This includes the whole of Val Thorens as well as a portion of Les Menuires. 

 

It’s an excellent choice for:

 

  • Beginners or intermediate skiers who want to stay within one valley
  • Shorter stays where you’re unlikely to explore the entire Three Valleys
  • Families wanting a simpler skiing experience 

With over 150 kilometres of marked runs and a good mix of green, blue, red and black pistes, you’ll have plenty of terrain to enjoy without ever having to leave the valley. 

Three Valley ski pass

If you’re looking for an all-encompassing skiing experience and want to explore one of the world’s biggest interconnected skiing areas, the Three Valleys Ski Pass is perfect for you. 

 

This comprehensive option includes:

 

  • Val Thorens
  • Les Menuires
  • Meribel
  • Courchevel
  • La Tania
  • Orelle
  • Brides-les-Bains

With over 600 kilometres of slopes and hundreds of ski lifts, this pass is ideal for:

 

  • Advanced skiers who want some variety or longer skiing days
  • Visitors who plan to stay for a full week or longer
  • Groups with different abilities and want to explore different skiing areas 

While more expensive, this pass opens the door to a unique skiing experience. 

Val Thorens lift pass price

Prices for ski passes vary, and may be different when you come to book. However, on average, you can expect to pay the following:

Val Thorens Valley Pass

Adults:

  • 1 day – €68
  • 6 days – €340

 

Children

  • 1 day – €54.60
  • 6 days – €278.80

Three Valleys Pass

Adults:

  • 1 day – €79
  • 6 days – €395

 

Children

  • 1 day – €64.70
  • 6 days – €323.90

 

As you can see, the Three Valleys pass costs more than the Val Thorens Valley pass. If you’re planning to ski only in the Val Thorens area, especially for a short trip, this pass offers great value. However, for longer stays or if you want to explore a wider part of the Alps, going for the Three Valleys Pass is well worth it.  

Free ski lifts in Val Thorens

Val Thorens also has several free ski lifts that are perfect for those learning to ski for the first time. This includes:

 

  • The Voles Rug
  • The Shrew Rug
  • Castor & Pollux Magic Carpets (2 belts)

 

These beginner-friendly lifts are located in central Val Thorens and provide you with access to gentle slopes where you can get to grips with skiing. They also give you the chance to perfect your skills before committing to a full pass.



No matter what ski pass you choose, a trip to Val Thorens is bound to be unforgettable. At Alpine Fleet, we offer shared and private transfers to the resort so you can relax from the moment you land. Get in touch with our team today to find out more. 

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