Ski Pass Prices in Morzine

The Morzine ski season runs from 20 December 2025 to 12 April 2026.

Early or late season skiing

Ski passes tend to be cheapest right at the beginning and end of the season, when snow cover is less guaranteed.

If you're considering coming then, it's a good idea to keep an eye on our Morzine snow forecast for an up-to-date view of local conditions.

There are two ski pass areas in Morzine: Morzine and Les Gets and the whole of The Portes du Soleil. Both have terrain to suit all abilities. There's just a lot more of it in The Portes du Soleil.

If you want an access-all-areas pass

The Portes du Soleil pass gives you unlimited access to a whopping 650km of pistes in 12 different ski resorts, from Les Gets, Morzine all the way across to the Swiss resorts of Champéry and Morgins.

Local area ski pass

You have access to the Morzine and Les Gets ski area, the largest in the Portes du Soleil with 120km of pistes. Morzine Les Gets lift tickets are available from five hours to 14 days, as well as for the whole season.

Don't forget to bring proof of age when buying your ski pass.

Can you upgrade your Morzine Les Gets ski pass to a Portes du Soleil one?

Yes, if your original Morzine Les Gets ski pass is a minimum of five days. You can benefit from one day in the Portes du Soleil at 20%, during your five days. You will need to pay the supplement at the cash desk. For more information please enquire at one of the ski pass offices.

These are our top tips for saving money on your ski pass:

• buy ski pass online for best rates
• come early or late in the season
• buy a family pass
• buy group tickets
• book early
• buy multiple days - you’ll get a much better day rate
• choose a Morzine Les Gets pass over a Portes du Soleil one

The Portes du Soleil and Morzine offer discounts for groups of four people or more called Pass Tribu. Group discounted rates are only available online, for passes of six days and more, for the same dates and duration, bought in a single purchase. You can buy these passes all season, with the occasional exceptional week, e.g. if there's a major resort event/week.

There are also 10% discounts on Portes du Soleil and Morzine passes for groups of four people and more. Passes must be for the same dates and same duration, minimum four days, and must be bought in a single transaction. Further discounts may be available to large groups. Enquire at one of the ski pass offices for a quote.

Morzine beginners passes

There are two different one day beginner ski passes available in Morzine called Première Glisse, one giving access to the lifts in the Pléney sector and the other in the Nyon sector. They are available online or at the ski pass offices in resort.

Les Gets beginners passes

Over in Les Gets, the P'tite Glisse pass includes access to 12 ski lifts and 13 pistes (seven green and fun trails, five blue and one red). They are available online or at the ski pass offices in resort.

Children aged under five years old ski for free. Proof of age required at the moment of purchase. A €3 fee will be charged for the hands free card.

Free childs pass from end of March

From the end of March, one under 12 year old Portes du Soleil pass is offered for free with each purchase of one adult Portes du Soleil pass of a minimum of five days (must be direct family members).

It's a good idea to take ID when you buy a hands-free card - you may be asked to prove your age, or your kids' ages

Whether you want to go snow-shoeing, watch the kids' first ski lesson or join friends for lunch at a mountain restaurant, a pedestrian pass lets you go up without skis (you can take cross-country skis) or a snowboard.

These passes are valid for pedestrians and cross-country skiers who want to access the trails at altitude. Pedestrian and cross-country skiing passes grant access to the following Morzine lifts: Pléney, Ardent, Super Morzine, Nyon, Prodains Express and the two cable cars in Les Gets. These passes are available at the ski pass offices in resort only

This Morzine - Avoriaz pedestrian pass gives access to:

• Pleney gondola and Nyon cable car
• Super Morzine and Ardent gondolas and Prodains 3S
• Zore and Plateau chairlifts

Morzine Les Gets season passes

Morzine season pass prices depend on your age, type of ski pass and when you purchase your pass, as there are deals and discounts to be enjoyed when buying it in advance including three "invite a friend" discount vouchers, six free summer MTB passes in Morzine Bike Park and three “discovery ski” days in one of the partner resorts.
Super senior season pass 75 years+ is €145

A season pass is valid from 21 December 2024 to 6 April 2025, but to get the best price, you'll need to buy it before the beginning of October. Prices go up a lot after that.

Portes du Soleil season passes

For every Portes du Soleil season pass purchased, you get 15 ski days ski for five days in Les 4 Vallées Verbier, five days in Aletsch Arena and five days at Espace Bernado (La Rosière-La Thuile) and one voucher to access Verbier and the Aletsch Arena mountain bike area in the summer. Two passages on the four seasons luge in Les Gets. Three "discovery ski" days in one of the partner resorts.

*1 free pass for 1 child under 12 years old (born after 01/01/2014) with the purchase of an adult seasonal pass at €958 - adult must be one of the two direct ascendants.

**If you are born after 01/01/2000 you can purchase the Border Pass season pass 25/26 for €470 instead of €1149.

Disabled ski passes

Disabled skiers benefit from reduced pass prices (50% off the public price) in Morzine Les Gets. Adults, children and accompanying skiers all pay the same price. A valid ID card or proof of disability is required at the point of purchase. These passes can only be bought in resort.

Leisure Pass

Morzine offers special passes for activities such as the local swimming pool, ice rink or sports centre.

A Morzine Leisure Pass (or 'Pass Loisirs') gives you access to all the non-skiing activities available in Morzine's sports centre, including free entry to the swimming pool, indoor and outdoor ice rinks. You can pick up these passes from participating accommodation providers.

The prices on this page do not include insurance.

You’ll be given the option to add ski insurance when you buy your ski pass. This is provided by SnowRisk and normally costs a few euros a day.

You don’t have to buy insurance from the lift company, but we can’t stress how important it is to have a snow sports policy in place before you come skiing or snowboarding in Morzine.

Hopefully you’ll never have an accident. But if you have to be helicoptered off the mountain, or spend any time in hospital in France, you could end up with a huge bill.