💰 Portes du Soleil Ski Passes 2026

Official Prices, Comparison & Deals to Save up to 30%

Which ski pass should you choose for Portes du Soleil? Between the Morzine-Les Gets pass at €48/day, the Portes du Soleil pass at €68, or the beginner pass at €28, the choice can be tricky. This guide provides all the updated 2025-2026 prices, comparisons, and tips to save up to 30% on your ski pass.
€68

1-Day Portes du Soleil Pass

600 km of slopes • 12 resorts • 2025-2026 Season

📋 In this guide

  1. 2025-2026 Pass Prices (Full Table)
  2. Which pass to choose? Profile comparison
  3. €28 "First Glide" Beginner Pass
  4. Family Passes: How much for 4 people?
  5. Season Pass: When does it pay for itself?
  6. 10 tips to pay less
  7. Where to buy? Online vs. Ticket Offices
  8. Portes du Soleil vs. other resorts (Megève, 3 Vallées)
  9. Ski Pass FAQ

💵 2025-2026 Pass Prices (Full Table)

🎿 Portes du Soleil Pass (600 km, 12 resorts)

Duration Adult Child (5-15 years) Senior (65-74 years)
1 day €68 €54 €61
2 days €130 €104 €117
3 days €188 €150 €169
6 days €345 €276 €311
Season €1,277 €1,022 €1,149
💡 Good to know: Children under 5 ski for free (proof of age required). Seniors aged 75 and over benefit from additional reduced rates.

🟢 Morzine–Les Gets Pass (120 km, 2 resorts)

Duration Adult Child (5-15 years) Senior (65-74 years)
1 day €48 €38 €43
6 days €264 €211 €238

🌱 "First Glide" Pléney Pass (Beginners)

🔥 BEST BEGINNER DEAL
€28/day
Access: Pléney beginner zone • Magic carpet • Beginner chairlift
Perfect for the first 2-3 days!

🎯 Which Pass to Choose? Profile Comparison

Best Value

Morzine–Les Gets Pass

€48/day

120 km of slopes • 2 resorts

  • Perfect for beginners/intermediates
  • Wide and varied ski area
  • Saves €20/day vs Portes du Soleil
  • Pléney, Super-Morzine, Les Gets, Mont Chéry

👉 For whom? 70% of skiers visiting Morzine

Most Popular

Portes du Soleil Pass

€68/day

600 km of slopes • 12 resorts

  • The largest ski area in the Alps
  • Explore 12 different resorts
  • Avoriaz, Châtel, Champéry, Morgins...
  • Perfect for advanced skiers

👉 For whom? Experienced skiers who love exploring

Beginners

"First Glide" Pass

€28/day

Pléney zone only

  • Ideal for the first 2-3 days
  • Covered magic carpet
  • Easy green and blue slopes
  • Saves €40/day vs Portes du Soleil

👉 For whom? True beginners (first time on skis)

🌱 "First Glide" Beginner Pass: The €28 Deal

If you've never skied or are a true beginner, the "First Glide Pléney" pass is made for you:

✅ What is included

❌ What is NOT included

💰 6-Day Savings Calculation

Smart beginner scenario:

💵 Savings vs 6 days Portes du Soleil straight: €97!

🎯 Our advice: Buy the First Glide pass for your first 2 days, then upgrade to the Morzine–Les Gets pass when you feel comfortable. You will save €97 in total and progress better (Pléney is perfect for learning).

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Passes: How Much for 4 People?

Here are the actual rates for a family of 4 (2 adults + 2 children aged 8 and 12):

📊 6-Day Ski Comparison

Pass Type 2 Adults 2 Children Family TOTAL
Portes du Soleil 2 × €345 = €690 2 × €276 = €552 €1,242
Morzine–Les Gets 2 × €264 = €528 2 × €211 = €422 €950
Smart Mix
(2d First Glide + 4d Morzine)
2 × €56 + 2 × €192 = €496 2 × €56 + 2 × €152 = €416 €912
💡 Potential Savings: By choosing Morzine–Les Gets instead of Portes du Soleil, a family saves €292 per week. That's enough to pay for some great mountain meals!

🎁 Other family benefits

⏱️ Season Pass: When Does It Pay For Itself?

The Portes du Soleil season pass costs €1,277 (adult). After how many days does it become profitable?

📊 Profitability Calculation

💡 Verdict: If you ski 19 days or more per season, the season pass is worth it.

✅ Season pass benefits

🎯 For whom?

⚠️ Warning: The season pass is generally NOT worth it for vacationers coming for just 1 week/year. Unless you visit multiple times in the season (e.g., 1 week at Christmas + 1 week in February).

💰 10 Tips to Pay Less

1. 🌐 Buy online (-10%)

By buying your pass on morzine-avoriaz.com or portesdusoleil.com at least 3 days in advance, you get 10% off the counter price.

Savings: ~€34 on a 6-day adult pass

2. 📅 Book early (Early Bird)

Some season passes are presold at a discount until November 30th. The season pass drops from €1,277 to about €1,086 (depending on active conditions).

Savings: ~€191 on a season pass

3. 🏠 Accommodation + Pass package

Book your apartment + pass as a package via certain websites (Travelski, Ski Planet). Get a 5-10% discount on the total.

4. 🎓 Student/Youth Rate (16-25 years)

16-25 year-olds get reduced rates (about 15% off adult prices) upon presentation of a student card or ID.

5. 🎿 Start with "First Glide"

As we saw: 2 days First Glide (€56) + 4 days Morzine (€192) = €248 instead of €345.

Savings: €97 over 6 days

6. ⏰ Ski in low season

Passes are cheaper outside school holidays (January and March). Sometimes up to 20% cheaper than high season.

7. 👴 Senior Rates (65+)

Those over 65 get automatic reduced rates. And those over 75 ski for almost the child price.

8. 🎟️ Half-day pass (after 1pm)

If you arrive late or only want to ski in the afternoon, the half-day pass is about 40% cheaper than a full-day pass.

9. 🔄 Rechargeable (Hands-Free)

Keep your Hands-Free badge from one year to the next. You'll avoid the €3 badge creation fee every time.

10. 🏔️ Stick to Morzine–Les Gets

If you're not an advanced skier or have beginner children, the Morzine–Les Gets pass (120 km) is more than enough and costs ~20% less than Portes du Soleil.

🔥 STACKING DISCOUNTS
Real-world example: Family of 4, 6 days in March (low season)
• Buy online 3 days prior = -10%
• Outside school holidays = -15%
• 2 children reduced rate = -20% vs adult
→ Total savings: ~€350 for the week!

🛒 Where to Buy? Online vs. Ticket Offices

💻 Buying Online (RECOMMENDED)

Official Sites:

Advantages:

🏢 Buying at Lift Ticket Offices

Main Ticket Offices:

Advantages:

Disadvantages:

🎯 Our advice: Always buy online 3 days in advance. You'll save 10% AND avoid 30 minutes in line. If you really didn't plan ahead, go to the ticket office before 8:30am or after 10:30am to beat the crowd.

⚖️ Portes du Soleil vs. Other Resorts

💰 6-Day Adult Pass Price Comparison

Resort Km of Slopes 6-Day Price €/km
Portes du Soleil 600 km €345 €0.58
Les 3 Vallées 600 km €378 €0.63
Paradiski 425 km €325 €0.76
Megève 445 km €340 €0.76
Chamonix 115 km €320 €2.78
💡 Verdict: Portes du Soleil still offers excellent value for money among the major Alpine resorts: €0.58/km of slopes vs €0.63 in Les 3 Vallées and €2.78 in Chamonix!

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❓ FAQ — Portes du Soleil Ski Passes

Which pass should a beginner choose?

The "First Glide Pléney" pass at €28/day for the first 2-3 days, then the Morzine–Les Gets pass once you feel more comfortable. Do not buy the Portes du Soleil pass right away if you're a beginner; it's too expensive for an area you won't fully use.

Do children under 5 pay?

No, it's free for children under 5 upon presentation of proof of age (ID card, family record book, passport).

Can I buy my pass on the same day?

Yes, at the lift ticket offices. However, you will pay 10% more than online and risk standing in line. It's best to buy online 3 days in advance.

Is the Morzine–Les Gets pass enough?

Yes, for 70% of skiers. The 120 km of slopes in Morzine–Les Gets is more than enough for a week, especially if you are a beginner or intermediate. The Portes du Soleil pass is only useful if you want to explore Avoriaz, Châtel, and Switzerland.

Are there half-day passes?

Yes, the afternoon pass (1pm-5pm) is available at a reduced rate. Perfect if you arrive late or want to ski less.

Can I use my pass over several non-consecutive days?

No. 6-day passes are for 6 consecutive days. If you want to ski 3 days, take a break, and then ski 3 more days, you must buy two 3-day passes (which is more expensive).

Is the Hands-Free badge mandatory?

Yes, it's the only format available. It costs €3 (refundable deposit if you return it at the end of your stay). Keep it for the next year so you don't have to pay again.

What happens if I lose my ski pass?

You can block and reprint it if you bought it online (first/last name registered). If bought at the ticket office without registration, it's lost (no refund).

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📝 About this article
Written by Marc, owner of Morz'Inn and a Morzine resident since 2020. Price information verified for the 2025-2026 season. Prices are indicative and subject to change based on dynamic pricing applied by the resorts.