Ski Passes and Prices
What is a reloadable card?
The reloadable card, also called a skipass, support, or pass, is the medium that holds your ski pass. It is provided free of charge when you purchase your pass and is required to access our ski area. Its number follows the format 01-1614 xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx - x.
Thanks to contactless technology, simply place the card in a pocket on the left side of your clothing: it will be automatically detected at the control gates, allowing you to open the access points without any handling. This system ensures smooth and convenient skiing throughout your day.
Where can I collect a reloadable card?
If you are at the resort, blank cards are available at various locations: Skipass sales points, tourist offices, real estate agencies, and some partner shops. These cards are provided free of charge and allow you to easily reload your ski pass online or on site.
How can I collect my ski passes?
I don’t have a reloadable card
You can choose to collect your ski passes at one of our on-site distributors:
Les Grangeraies (Saint Martin de Belleville): Skipass counter, 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
La Croisette (Les Menuires): at the base of the ROC 1 gondola, open 24/7
Les Bruyères (Les Menuires): at the start of the La Mine rail sled, open 24/7. A second kiosk is available at the Bruyères counter (facing the cinema, ski area side), 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
La Masse: at the picnic area opposite the Pointe de la Masse cable car
Reberty 2000: kiosks inside the Alpages de Reberty, 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Preyerand: inside Intersport and Pure Valley stores, open 24/7
Bettex Village: kiosks at the base of the Bettex chairlift, 8:45 AM – 4:00 PM
Find the nearest pick-up point on our map: https://www.skipass-lesmenuires.com/en/ticket-office
I already have a reloadable card
Link your card directly from your account under the My Orders section: https://www.skipass-lesmenuires.com/en/user/login
Are there any discounts on ski passes (online, at the resort, or with a card)?
Prices for ski passes are the same online and at the resort. The ‘Samedi je skie’ offer is only available online and must be purchased before midnight on the Friday before your day of skiing. More info: https://www.skipass-lesmenuires.com/en/saturday-skiing
No specific discounts are available for military personnel, students or job seekers, and the same rates apply to all customers.
If you have a discount card (Pass Montagne, ACL, etc.), you must place your order directly on the issuing provider's website, as our sales outlets cannot apply any discounts.
For people with disabilities, please consult the specific pricing conditions here:
https://www.skipass-lesmenuires.com/en/accessibility-winter
Is there a discount for skiers aged 75 and over?
Skiers aged 75 and over can receive a 75% discount on certain ski passes.
Purchases must be made directly at a point of sale, with proof of age and a recent photo.
For more information about eligible products, please contact us: (+33) 4 79 00 62 75 or contact@skipass-lesmenuires.com
How can I modify my ski pass (date, area, participants)?
For any changes (date, area, participants), send your request to contact@skipass-lesmenuires.com
or call us at +33 (0)4 79 00 62 75.
What is accessible with a beginner / Easy Rider ski pass?
The Beginner / Easy Rider ski pass grants access to the following lifts:
Magic carpets: Pelvoux, Plans, Reberty 1850, Preyerand, Bruyères, Biolley 1 and 2
Gondolas: Roc 1, Bruyères 1, Saint Martin 1
Chairlifts: Tortollet, Reberty, Menuires, Doron, Bettex, Saint Martin Express
This pass is perfect for beginner skiers who want to practice on areas tailored to their level.
What is the Stade ski pass and which lifts does it include?
The Stade ski pass is sold exclusively by the Club des Sports and the ESF under certain conditions. It provides access to the following lifts:
Chairlifts: Bettex, Menuires, Doron, Becca
T-bar: Stade
Gondolas: Roc 1, Bruyères 1
What are the age categories for multi-day ski passes?
For the purchase of a multi-day ski pass:
Child: 5 to 17 years old (inclusive)
Adult: 18 to 74 years old (inclusive)
Veteran / Senior: 75 years and over
What is the Family Flex ski pass and what are its conditions?
The Family Flex ski pass is available for:
At least 3 people: up to 2 adults (18–74 years) and 1 to 6 children (5–17 years)
Minimum 5 consecutive days
Benefit: Everyone skis at the child rate from 5 consecutive days onward.
Great deal: 6 days for the price of 5! All passes must be for the same duration and for the same area. Offer cannot be combined with other promotions.
How can I get the 7-day ski pass with an Epic Pass or Vail Resorts pass?
Tto receive a 7-day consecutive Les 3 Vallées ski pas, holders of an Epic Pass or a Vail Resorts pass must go to a sales point with their passport and their ski pass.
Find the nearest sales point on our map: https://www.skipass-lesmenuires.com/en/ticket-office
What types of ski passes are available and what areas do they cover?
Les Menuires – St Martin: 4-hour to 15-day pass giving access to the slopes of Les Menuires and St Martin
Les 3 Vallées: 4-hour to 15-day pass giving access to the slopes of Courchevel, Méribel, Brides-les-Bains, St Martin de Belleville, Les Menuires, Val Thorens and Orelle
Vallée des Belleville: 1-day pass only, access to St Martin, Les Menuires, Val Thorens and Orelle.
Beginner, Easy Rider pass Les Menuires St Martin: area suitable for beginners, 1-day pass only.
Discover all our holiday passes: https://www.skipass-lesmenuires.com/en/holidays-winter
What types of ski passes are available and what areas do they cover?
Les 3 Vallées Unlimited: ski all season long with no restrictions
Les 3 Vallées 2 out of 7: for those who ski 2 days per week
Les 3 Vallées Skiflex: 10 lift rides per week — ideal for short sessions
Les 3 Vallées Liberté: pay only for the days you ski
Les Menuires & Saint-Martin Unlimited: perfect for staying close to your home resort
La Vallée des Belleville Unlimited: local access to Saint-Martin-de-Belleville, Les Menuires, Val Thorens, and Orelle
Discover all our season passes: https://saison.skipass-lesmenuires.com/en/
From what age can a child use a ski lift?
Children can travel on ski lifts, but going up to the summits is not recommended for children under 18 months for comfort and safety reasons.