Verbier Ski Pass Prices
Several options are available but we would strongly recommended buying the 4 Vallées pass to make the most of your stay. Lift pass prices are more expensive between 22nd December and 5th January and then again between 9th February and 9th March, whilst the hands-free key card costs an additional 5 CHF.
Do check with the resort’s website and make sure you order your pass online more than ten days in advance to get a 10% discount on all of the prices below. Alternatively give the Ski Club’s expert info & advice team a call on 020 8410 2009.
An annual pass costs 1649 CHF but this does cover the entire area and the mountain lifts during the summer to access Verbier’s world-class bike park. The Mont4Card offers much cheaper rates to those born between 1995-2004 (600 CHF) and 2005-2012 (500 CHF). More information can be found on the resort’s website and cheaper prices are available if booked before 30th September.
Category
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Day Ticket
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3 Days
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6 Days
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Verbier Only
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Adult (b. 1955-1993)
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71 – 75 CHF
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206 – 217 CHF
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348 – 366 CHF
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Junior (b. 1994-2003)
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60 – 64 CHF
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175 – 184 CHF
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296 – 311 CHF
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Child (b. 2004-2011)
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36 – 38 CHF
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103 – 109 CHF
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174 – 183 CHF
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Senior (b. 1942-1954)
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60 – 64 CHF
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175 – 184 CHF
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296 – 311 CHF
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4 Vallées
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Adult (b. 1955-1993)
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73 – 77 CHF
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210 – 221 CHF
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355 – 373 CHF
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Junior (b. 1994-2003)
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62 – 65 CHF
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179 – 188 CHF
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302 – 317 CHF
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Child (b. 2004-2011)
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37 – 39 CHF
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105 – 111 CHF
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178 – 187 CHF
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Senior (b. 1942-1954)
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62 – 65 CHF
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179 – 188 CHF
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302 – 317 CHF
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Verbier Season Dates
- Verbier opening date: 30th November 2019 (earlier weekend opening if snow conditions allow)
- Verbier closing date: 26th April 2020 (some sectors close earlier)
- Savoleyres: 7th December 2019 – 20th April 2020
- Bruson: 15th December 2019 – 5th April 2020
For full details see the resort's website as different sectors of the resort opening and close at different times and note that these dates are subject to change. The Ski Club’s expert info & advice team are also on hand to help – call 020 8410 2009.
Verbier Resort
Most of the resort spreads out from the Place Centrale and the base of the Medran gondolas, which form the buzzing hub of what is now a pretty big town. Luxury chalets and hotels extend up and down the sunny plateau – so be prepared to walk a little bit to get to the slopes or back from town in the evening. The eating out options – both on and off the slopes – are extensive but can also be slightly on the expensive side, even by Swiss standards.
For Families
The nursery slopes are very central and the ski school's facilities are good, so this is a good place to bring the little ones, especially as nanny services are aplenty. Off the slopes there is plenty to keep children busy, with the sledge run in La Tsoumaz particularly popular – it is one of the longest in the whole of Switzerland.
For Après
The Verbier après scene is as vibrant as it gets – but do try and make the most of happy hours and just be careful not to get too carried away as drinks are not cheap! The action starts on the slopes at Chalet Carlsberg and the yurts of Bar 1936 before moving on to two of the best resort bars in the Alps – Farinet and Pub Mont Fort. T-Bar is also popular with British visitors and hosts the Ski Club’s nightly social hour. If you make it out later then the famous Farm Club is the place to be seen.
How to get to Verbier
As with many Swiss resorts, getting to Verbier is easiest by train and the excellent Swiss Railway System although the final stretch must be made by bus or gondola – Geneva is the closest airport at just under three hours away. Driving from Geneva takes around two hours and numerous companies offer transfers, which is much easier than hiring a car as parking is at a premium in the resort.
- Geneva airport: 2 hours (driving) – 2.5 hours (by train)
- Zürich airport: 3 hours (driving) – 4 hours (by train)
- Basel airport: 3 hours (driving) – 4.5 hours (by train)
- Calais: approximately 10 hours driving (528 miles)
Verbier Contact Details