Skipass Prices to Rise for 2026/27 Winter Season

Average six-day adult skipass prices will increase by 3.4 percent to 388 euros across major European ski regions for the upcoming season.

Skipass prices are set to rise for the 2026/27 season, with a six-day adult pass in high season averaging 388 euros across compared regions. This marks a 3.4 percent increase from the previous season's average of 375 euros, reflecting a broad upward trend.

Switzerland leads costs with an average of 432 euros, followed by Austria at 426 euros, where prices rose 4.4 percent. France and Italy average 374 and 372 euros respectively, while Germany remains the most affordable at 313 euros for a six-day adult pass.

Sölden is the most expensive area at 478.50 euros, followed by Ski Arlberg at 468 euros and Ischgl-Samnaun at 451 euros. In contrast, Germany's Skiliftkarussell Winterberg offers the lowest price in the comparison, with a six-day high season pass at 224 euros.


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