Before you hit the slopes, it helps to understand how ski pass pricing works in St. Moritz. In the Engadin St. Moritz region, day and multi-day passes are sold with dynamic pricing (often called “Snow-Deal”), so the price can change depending on your dates and how early you book. This guide explains the main pass types, where to buy them, the discounts that are officially published, and the extra costs to budget for.
Key takeaways
- Day and multi-day ski passes use dynamic “Snow-Deal” pricing, so your exact price depends on dates and purchase timing.
- Sleep + Ski is a hotel-based offer that can price the ski pass at CHF 47 per person, per day for the full stay (nights = ski days).
- Multi-day passes are consecutive-day tickets (no “pick any days” option).
- Family discounts are available for certain products (typically for 3–15 day passes and some annual subscriptions) when eligibility requirements are met.
- For frequent visitors, consider annual options like ENGADINcard 365 or the wider graubündenCARD (published fixed prices).
Types of ski passes available in St. Moritz
St. Moritz sits within the Engadin St. Moritz ski region, which offers several pass types depending on how long you plan to ski.
The most common option is a day ski pass, which gives access to the slopes for a single day.
If you’re staying longer, multi-day passes can be better value than buying single days separately. For visitors who ski in the region regularly, annual passes are also available and can include extra benefits (for example, winter public transport in the Upper Engadin for certain products).
Pricing and discounts for St. Moritz ski passes
Important: for winter 2025/26, the Engadin St. Moritz region sells many day and multi-day ski passes using dynamic pricing (Snow-Deal). That means there is no single “fixed” day-pass price for every date. To get an accurate quote, use the official online shop and select your dates.
Snow-Deal (dynamic pricing)
With Snow-Deal, prices typically reward early booking, and availability is tied to specific dates. The official booking shop also notes published benefits like family discounts and other reductions (for eligible customers).
Sleep + Ski (hotel offer)
If you book accommodation with a participating hotel, Sleep + Ski can allow you to buy a ski pass for CHF 47 per person, per day for the duration of your stay. This offer is usually tied to the rule “number of nights = number of ski days,” so it’s best for trips where you plan to ski most days.
Season and annual pass options (published prices)
If you expect to ski often, these products have published, fixed pricing (subject to change by the provider):
- ENGADINcard 365 (annual subscription for guests): published at CHF 1,285 (adult), CHF 857 (adolescents), CHF 428 (children), as of 01.11.2025.
- graubündenCARD (wider annual pass covering many mountain railways in Graubünden): published at CHF 2,247 (adult), CHF 1,498 (teenagers), CHF 749 (children) for Winter 2025/26. See the official graubündenCARD price overview.
Quick price snapshot (fixed-price items only)
| Pass / program | Who it’s for | Published price |
|---|---|---|
| Sleep + Ski | Hotel guests (participating properties) | CHF 47 per person, per day (for full stay) |
| ENGADINcard 365 | Annual pass (guests) | CHF 1,285 adult / 857 adolescents / 428 children |
| graubündenCARD | Annual pass (wider canton coverage) | CHF 2,247 adult / 1,498 teenagers / 749 children |
How to purchase St. Moritz ski passes
The easiest way to buy day and multi-day passes is online through the official booking shop, where you can select your ski area, dates, and number of people. For the most accurate quote, use the Engadin St. Moritz day & multi-day ticket shop and compare Snow-Deal with any hotel-linked Sleep + Ski offer you may have.
You can also buy passes at ticket offices in the resort. Note that multi-day tickets are designed for consecutive days, so plan your start date carefully.
Additional costs and fees to consider
A ski pass covers lift access, but it’s not the only cost to plan for. Common add-ons include:
- Equipment rental (skis/snowboard, boots, helmet) if you’re not bringing your own gear.
- Ski lessons (group or private) if you’re learning or want to improve.
- Transport and parking, especially if you’re driving between areas.
- Insurance or coverage for rescue/medical costs, depending on your travel policy.
Tips for saving money on St. Moritz ski passes
- Book early. With Snow-Deal, published guidance is that earlier purchases can be cheaper for the same dates.
- Compare Snow-Deal vs Sleep + Ski. If you’ll ski most days and your hotel participates, the CHF 47/day offer can be compelling.
- Use family benefits when eligible. For certain multi-day products (typically 3–15 days) and annual subscriptions, a discounted family card may apply if you meet the requirements.
- Ski off-peak when you can. Prices and crowds can be higher during holidays and peak weeks.
FAQs about St. Moritz ski passes
Are St. Moritz day-pass prices fixed?
No. For winter 2025/26, many day and multi-day passes in the Engadin St. Moritz region use Snow-Deal dynamic pricing, so the price depends on your chosen dates and when you buy.
Do multi-day ski passes have to be used on consecutive days?
Yes. The official booking shop states that multi-day tickets are valid on consecutive days without interruption (no optional-day tickets).
What is “Sleep + Ski”?
Sleep + Ski is a hotel-based offer where participating accommodation partners can provide a ski pass price of CHF 47 per person, per day for the full stay (nights = ski days).
What age categories are used for pricing?
The official shop lists pricing categories such as Adult (18+), Youth (13–17), and Child (0–12). Always confirm the category rules for your chosen product during checkout.
Are there family discounts?
Yes, the official shop describes a discounted family card for eligible families (generally for 3–15 day passes and certain annual subscriptions) and defines a family as legal guardians and their children up to age 18 living in the same household.
Does a ski pass include public transport?
For certain products, yes. The official shop notes that day and multi-day tickets valid for the “Entire Upper Engadine” include free transportation by public transport.
Conclusion
St. Moritz ski pass pricing is best approached as a “pick your dates and compare” exercise. Snow-Deal dynamic pricing means the exact cost can vary, while offers like Sleep + Ski and annual passes publish fixed prices that may be easier to budget around. Plan early, compare your options, and budget for rentals, lessons, and transport so you can focus on enjoying the slopes.
