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Ski passes in Italy have risen by up to 43% in five years
Ski-pass prices at Italy’s major resorts have risen again ahead of the 2026/2027 winter season, according to consumer group Assoutenti.
The increases affect skiers across mountain resorts in Italy, where accommodation and restaurant prices have also gone up, the group says.
An adult day ticket will cost up to €89 at Dolomiti Superski, while tickets cost €75 at Courmayeur, €72 at Civetta and €69 at Sestriere.
Compared with last season, day-ticket prices have risen by as much as 8.7% at Courmayeur.
Some day passes have risen more than 40% since 2021, including a 43.3% increase at Livigno.
Seasonal passes also cost more: an adult pass for high season in the Valle d’Aosta ski areas costs €1,590, or €1,876 with Zermatt included.
The new prices apply for the coming ski season, which is due to begin soon.
Ski-pass prices in Italy have risen by as much as 43.3% since 2021, according to consumer group Assoutenti.
For the 2026/2027 winter season, a daily adult pass costs €89 at Dolomiti Superski, the highest price cited in the report.
Courmayeur recorded the largest year-on-year increase for a daily pass, at 8.7%.
Season passes for an adult in high season cost up to €1,590 for resorts in Valle d’Aosta, or €1,876 with Zermatt included.
Assoutenti also reported increases in hotel and restaurant costs at major mountain destinations.
- Who
- Assoutenti reported the price increases affecting people skiing in Italy.
- What
- Ski-pass prices have risen by up to 43.3% since 2021. Daily and seasonal pass prices also increased compared with last year.
- When
- The report covers prices from 2021 to the 2026/2027 winter season.
- Where
- Italy’s main mountain resorts, including Dolomiti Superski, Courmayeur and Livigno.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Assoutenti’s comparison period for ski-pass prices begins.
Daily pass prices rise across the best-known Italian resorts, according to Assoutenti.
ANSA reports Assoutenti’s findings ahead of the new ski season.
- Maximum daily-pass rise since 2021
- 43.3% at Livigno
- Dolomiti Superski daily adult pass
- €89
- Courmayeur daily pass year-on-year increase
- 8.7%
- Valle d’Aosta high-season adult season pass
- €1,590
- Valle d’Aosta pass with Zermatt included
- €1,876
What people are saying
This year too, skiing in Italy will involve greater expense for snow enthusiasts, with increases in ski passes, hotels and restaurants recorded in all the country’s main mountain resorts.