Méribel Ski Passes & Lift Pass Prices
Make the most of your time on the slopes.
Planning your skiing in Méribel starts with choosing the right lift pass. Whether you're exploring the Méribel Valley or heading further afield into the Three Valleys, there's a ski pass to suit your holiday. At Ski Basics, we make things easier by giving our guests the option to pre-order their lift passes before arrival. That means less time queuing and more time enjoying the mountains.
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Pre-order your ski passes with Ski Basics
Why spend your first morning queuing for lift passes when everything can be arranged before you arrive?
Once you've booked your Ski Basics chalet, you can order your ski passes through your My Ski Basics client area. Our chalet managers will collect your passes and have them ready to hand over when you arrive, so you can get onto the slopes without unnecessary delays. Whether you're hoping to ski on Sunday afternoon or want a straightforward start on Monday morning, it's one less thing to organise.
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Méribel or Three Valleys ski pass – which should you choose?
There are two main lift pass options for guests staying in Méribel.
Méribel Valley ski pass
The Méribel Valley pass gives you access to the ski areas within the Méribel Valley, including Méribel, Méribel-Mottaret and the surrounding slopes. It's a good option for beginners, improving intermediates and skiers who are happy to spend their holiday exploring the local mountains.
Three Valleys ski pass
The Three Valleys pass opens up the entire interconnected ski area, giving you access to Méribel, Courchevel, Les Menuires, Val Thorens, Saint Martin de Belleville and Orelle. With 600 km of linked pistes, it's a fantastic choice for confident intermediates and experienced skiers who enjoy exploring different resorts.
Our advice: If you're a confident skier planning to explore beyond Méribel, the Three Valleys pass is generally worth the extra cost. If you're learning to ski or prefer to stay local, a Méribel Valley pass may be all you need.
Méribel and Three Valleys ski pass prices 2026/27
Ski pass prices vary depending on the ski area, your age, the length of your stay and the time of season.
The following table compares standard six-day lift pass prices for Méribel Valley and the Three Valleys for winter 2026/27.
| Age group | Price (6 days - Three Valleys) | Price (6 days - Méribel Valley) |
|---|---|---|
| Age group | Price (6 days - Three Valleys) | Price (6 days - Méribel Valley) |
| Adult (18–74 years) | €421.00 | €356.00 |
| Child (5–17 years) | €345.00 | €291.50 |
| Family Flex (eligible families) * | €345.00 per person | €291.50 per person |
| Veteran (75 years and over) | €105.00 | Free |
Prices shown are standard peak-season rates for winter 2026/27. Reduced rates may apply at the beginning and end of the season. Please confirm current prices when ordering.
* Family Flex ski passes
Families can benefit from reduced rates with the Family Flex ski pass.
Available for eligible groups of at least three people, including one or two adults and one to six children aged 5–17, Family Flex allows everyone in the group to pay the child rate. It's a particularly good-value option for families skiing together and is available for passes of five consecutive days or more.
Other ski pass options
Beginner ski passes
If you're learning to ski, you may not need a full Méribel or Three Valleys pass straight away.
Méribel offers beginner lift passes, including the Mini Pass, covering selected lifts and easier slopes.
Your ski school can advise which pass is suitable for your lessons, helping you avoid paying for more skiing than you need.
Season ski passes
For guests spending an extended period in Méribel, season passes offer access throughout the winter.
There are various options, including unlimited skiing and more flexible passes for those who ski regularly but not every day.
Pedestrian lift passes
You don't need to ski to enjoy Méribel's mountain scenery.
Pedestrian passes allow non-skiers to use selected ski lifts to reach mountain viewpoints, walking routes and restaurants.
They're ideal for anyone joining family or friends for lunch on the mountain or simply wanting to enjoy the views.
Frequently asked questions about Méribel ski passes
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Do I need a Three Valleys pass to ski in Méribel?
No. A Méribel Valley pass covers the local ski area. You'll only need a Three Valleys pass if you want to explore beyond the Méribel Valley into resorts such as Courchevel, Les Menuires or Val Thorens.
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Is a Three Valleys pass worth the extra money?
For confident intermediates and advanced skiers, we'd generally recommend the Three Valleys pass. It gives you much more freedom to explore. For beginners or those happy to ski locally, a Méribel Valley pass may offer better value.
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Can I order my ski pass before arriving in Méribel?
Yes. Ski Basics guests can order their lift passes through the My Ski Basics client area once their chalet holiday has been booked. Our chalet managers collect the passes and hand them over when you arrive.
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Do children need a ski pass?
Children aged five and over generally need a lift pass, although reduced rates and special beginner passes are available. Children under five may qualify for a free pass, subject to the lift operator's conditions.
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Can non-skiers use the ski lifts?
Yes. Pedestrian lift passes allow non-skiers to access selected lifts, mountain restaurants and viewpoints. Not every lift accepts pedestrians, so check which routes are available before heading up.
Ready to plan your Méribel ski holiday?
From organising ski passes and equipment hire to helping with transfers and ski schools, our Méribel-based team is here to make your holiday as straightforward as possible.
With over 20 years' experience in Méribel, we know how to help you make the most of your time in the mountains.