Tignes–Val d'Isère lift pass 2026/27: prices and which to choose

How much a Tignes lift pass costs in the 2026/27 season, the difference between the Tignes–Val d'Isère pass and the Tignes-only pass, and which weeks are cheapest. Official prices published by the resort (tignes.net).

Tignes–Val d'Isère lift pass prices 2026/27

The 6-day pass is valid for 7 days' skiing. Adult: 19 to 64; child/senior: 8 to 18 and 65 to 74. Free: under-8s and over-75s.

Tignes-only lift pass

Tignes–Val d'Isère or Tignes only?

• Tignes only: for a day or two, for beginners, or at opening (21–27 November, when only Tignes is open): you save €8 a day in the main season.
• Tignes–Val d'Isère: for a week, especially if you ski well. It is the pass sold for 6 days with the 7th day free.
• Cheapest weeks: early season (28 Nov–11 Dec) and closing (24 Apr–2 May): €66 less on the adult 6-day pass.

Tips for your week in Tignes

• With young children, remember the lift pass is free under 8.
• Book your kit too: with ski hire in Tignes you collect your gear in Tignes 1800 from 4 pm the day before, on the way up to Le Lac and Val Claret, and pay 30% less than at the counter.
• Not sure where to stay? Read our guide to the Tignes villages.

Prices and dates may change during the season; check the official website before buying.

FAQ

How much is a Tignes lift pass in 2026/27?

The Tignes–Val d'Isère pass costs €78 a day and €468 for 6 days for an adult in the main season (12 December 2026 – 23 April 2027). Tignes only: €70 a day.

When is it cheapest?

Early season (28 November – 11 December 2026) and closing (24 April – 2 May 2027): €67 a day and €402 for 6 days.

Who skis free?

Children under 8 and skiers aged 75 and over.

When does Tignes open?

Tignes opens on 21 November 2026 (Tignes area only); the full area with Val d'Isère from 28 November.