Verbier gives skiers several lift-pass choices, so the price depends on how much terrain you want, how many consecutive days you plan to ski, and your birth-year category. For the 2026/27 winter season, the most useful comparison is between the Verbier–Tzoumaz pass and the larger 4 Vallées pass, which opens access to the wider interconnected ski area.
Quick Answer
For winter 2026/27, published cash-desk prices start at CHF 86 for a one-day adult Verbier–Tzoumaz pass and CHF 94 for a one-day adult 4 Vallées pass. Six-day adult prices are CHF 374 and CHF 409 respectively. Eligible online purchases made at least 10 days in advance can receive a 10% discount.
Key Takeaways
- The 2026/27 adult cash-desk rate is CHF 86 for one day in Verbier–Tzoumaz and CHF 94 for one day in the full 4 Vallées.
- The full 4 Vallées pass covers the larger interconnected ski domain, while a more limited sector pass can cost less.
- Young Adult, Child, Kid, and Senior 2 eligibility is based on birth year, not a simple age range.
- Multi-day ski passes must be used on consecutive days.
- Eligible passes purchased online at least 10 days ahead can receive a 10% discount.
- Annual-pass early-bird pricing can offer substantial savings if you expect to ski frequently.
Verbier Ski Pass Options for 2026/27
Verbier forms part of the 4 Vallées, which the lift operator describes as the largest ski area entirely within Switzerland. The wider domain includes Verbier, Bruson, La Tzoumaz, Nendaz, Veysonnaz, and Thyon and is promoted as offering 410 km of ski runs and freeride routes.
For most visitors comparing Verbier ski pass prices, two options matter most:
- Verbier–Tzoumaz: a lower-priced option for skiers who do not need the complete 4 Vallées domain.
- 4 Vallées: the broader pass for skiers who want access across the interconnected 4 Vallées area.
The operator also sells passes for other individual sectors, including Bruson. Your pass covers the selected ski area for the purchased duration, and multi-day passes are valid on consecutive days.
Note: The prices below are the published 2026/27 cash-desk tariffs. Online prices can differ, and the official site states that eligible passes purchased online at least 10 days before arrival can receive a 10% discount.
Adult Ski Pass Prices
Adult pricing depends mainly on the ski area and number of days. The published 2026/27 tariff places people born from 1950 through 2001 in the standard Adult category for the passes shown below.
Verbier–Tzoumaz Adult Prices
| Duration | Adult Cash-Desk Price |
| 1 day | CHF 86 |
| 2 days | CHF 164 |
| 3 days | CHF 232 |
| 4 days | CHF 295 |
| 5 days | CHF 351 |
| 6 days | CHF 374 |
Full 4 Vallées Adult Prices
| Duration | Adult Cash-Desk Price |
| 1 day | CHF 94 |
| 2 days | CHF 179 |
| 3 days | CHF 254 |
| 4 days | CHF 322 |
| 5 days | CHF 384 |
| 6 days | CHF 409 |
| 7 days | CHF 469 |
For a six-day adult pass, the published cash-desk difference between Verbier–Tzoumaz and the full 4 Vallées is CHF 35 for winter 2026/27.
Child and Young Adult Ski Pass Prices
Verbier 4Vallées uses birth-year categories for its 2026/27 pricing. This is more precise than describing eligibility only as “children” or “teenagers.”
- Young Adult: born 2002–2011
- Child: born 2012–2019
- Kid: born 2020 or later
For the published 2026/27 Verbier–Tzoumaz tariff, a one-day Young Adult pass costs CHF 73 and a Child pass costs CHF 43. A six-day pass costs CHF 318 for a Young Adult and CHF 187 for a Child.
For the full 4 Vallées, the corresponding one-day prices are CHF 80 for a Young Adult and CHF 47 for a Child. Six-day prices are CHF 348 and CHF 205 respectively.
| Pass | Young Adult | Child |
| 1 day Verbier–Tzoumaz | CHF 73 | CHF 43 |
| 6 days Verbier–Tzoumaz | CHF 318 | CHF 187 |
| 1 day 4 Vallées | CHF 80 | CHF 47 |
| 6 days 4 Vallées | CHF 348 | CHF 205 |
The official cash-desk tariff lists the Kid category, born in 2020 or later, at CHF 0 for the main passes shown on the winter price page.
Senior Ski Pass Prices
The old idea that every skier aged 65 or older receives a standard senior discount no longer matches the published 2026/27 Verbier tariff. Instead, the official tables use a category called Senior 2, defined as people born in 1949 or earlier.
For the published Verbier–Tzoumaz and 4 Vallées day and multi-day rates, the Senior 2 category is shown at CHF 0.
Warning: Do not rely on an old “65+ senior price” from previous seasons. Ski-pass categories can change from year to year, so use the birth-year categories shown on the current official tariff when booking.
Family Ski Pass Costs and Ways to Save
Families should calculate their total using the individual Adult, Young Adult, Child, and Kid categories rather than assuming there is a standard two-adult/two-child family bundle. At the time of this 2026/27 update, the main official winter tariff does not advertise a general family package of that type.
The biggest savings can instead come from the reduced Young Adult and Child prices, the published free Kid category, advance online purchasing, or an annual product such as the Mont4Card when it makes financial sense.
Groups of at least 15 people buying passes for the same duration can receive a 15% group reduction under the operator’s published terms. This group offer cannot be combined with another discount.
Pro Tip: Price the exact family composition using each person’s birth year before comparing packages. A household with children in the Kid category can have a very different total from a family with older children in the Child or Young Adult categories.
Annual Pass Options and Prices
For frequent skiers, the 4 Vallées annual pass can be more useful than repeatedly buying short-duration tickets. The 2026/27 annual pass also has staged early-bird pricing.
| Adult 4 Vallées Annual Pass | Price |
| Purchased by September 30, 2026 | CHF 1,249 |
| October 1–November 30, 2026 | CHF 1,349 |
| From December 1, 2026 | CHF 1,499 |
The annual pass is published as valid from November 2026 into October 2027. The dedicated ticket page specifies validity from November 1, 2026 through October 24, 2027.
Mont4Card for Young Adults and Children
The Mont4Card is the annual 4 Vallées product aimed at younger skiers. For 2026/27, the published rates are:
| Purchase Period | Young Adult Born 2002–2011 |
Child Born 2012–2019 |
| Through September 30, 2026 | CHF 400 | CHF 300 |
| Through November 30, 2026 | CHF 500 | CHF 400 |
| Standard 2026/27 price | CHF 600 | CHF 500 |
Additional Benefits, Discounts, and Insurance
10% Advance Online Discount
The official Verbier 4Vallées winter pricing page states that eligible ski passes bought online at least 10 days before the arrival date can receive a 10% discount. Because online prices can differ from cash-desk rates, compare the live online price before purchasing.
Group Discount
Groups of at least 15 people buying ski passes for the same duration can qualify for a 15% group rate. The operator states that this reduction cannot be combined with another offer or discount.
Local Rates
Special rates are available to qualifying residents. Annual-pass local pricing applies to residents of specified districts, while special daily-ticket conditions apply to residents of certain nearby communes. Proof of residence is required, so these rates should not be assumed to apply to ordinary visitors.
Insurance
Verbier 4Vallées offers optional ski-pass insurance. The ticket information currently lists SnowAssist at CHF 6 per day and SkiPass Assur at CHF 4 per day. Their coverage differs, with SnowAssist extending beyond lift-pass refunds to additional items such as eligible lessons, equipment hire, and certain rescue or medical-related costs.
The operator warns that without insurance, a refund is not provided under its stated pass conditions. Read the current insurance terms before deciding whether the extra coverage is appropriate for your trip.
Which Verbier Ski Pass Should You Buy?
Choose Verbier–Tzoumaz if you expect to spend your skiing time primarily in that part of the resort and do not need unrestricted access across the full 4 Vallées. It is cheaper at the published cash-desk rates.
Choose the full 4 Vallées pass if exploring the wider interconnected area is important to you. The extra cost buys broader terrain access and may offer better value for confident skiers planning full days across the domain.
Consider an annual pass or Mont4Card if you expect to ski frequently enough for repeated daily or multi-day tickets to become expensive. Early-bird annual-pass prices are particularly important when comparing the total cost.
Note: The published Verbier–Tzoumaz tariff runs from December 5, 2026 to April 25, 2027, while the full 4 Vallées tariff is shown from December 5, 2026 to April 18, 2027. Actual lift and slope operation remains subject to the resort’s operating schedule and mountain conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of Verbier ski passes are available?
Visitors can buy one-day and multi-day ski passes for different sectors, including Verbier–Tzoumaz and the full 4 Vallées. Annual passes and the youth-focused Mont4Card are also available.
How much is a one-day Verbier ski pass in 2026/27?
The published adult cash-desk price is CHF 86 for one day in Verbier–Tzoumaz and CHF 94 for one day in the full 4 Vallées. Young Adult and Child rates are lower.
What is the difference between a Verbier–Tzoumaz pass and a 4 Vallées pass?
The Verbier–Tzoumaz product covers a more limited ski area and costs less. The 4 Vallées pass provides access across the broader interconnected domain, including the other linked resort sectors covered by that pass.
Are Verbier multi-day ski passes valid on non-consecutive days?
No. The official Verbier 4Vallées FAQ states that multi-day packages are consecutive, so the purchased days run one after another.
Are there discounts on Verbier ski passes?
Yes. Eligible online purchases made at least 10 days ahead can receive 10% off. Groups of at least 15 people buying the same pass duration can qualify for a 15% group rate, although that offer cannot be combined with another discount. Age-category and local-resident pricing may also apply.
Do young children ski free in Verbier?
For the published 2026/27 tariff, the Kid category, covering children born in 2020 or later, is shown at CHF 0 for the main Verbier–Tzoumaz and 4 Vallées passes listed on the official winter pricing page.
Do seniors get a free Verbier ski pass?
The published 2026/27 tariff lists the Senior 2 category, defined as people born in 1949 or earlier, at CHF 0 for the principal day and multi-day tariffs shown. Older articles referring simply to a 65+ discount should not be used for the current season.
Where can I buy a Verbier ski pass?
Passes can be purchased through the official Verbier 4Vallées online shop or at resort sales points. Buying online ahead of time can provide a lower price for eligible passes and can also reduce time spent at the ticket office.
What is included in a Verbier ski pass?
A ski pass provides lift access within the specific ski area printed or loaded onto the pass for its valid duration. A Verbier–Tzoumaz pass and a full 4 Vallées pass do not cover exactly the same terrain, so check the selected sector before paying.
Sources
- Verbier 4Vallées Winter 2026/27 Prices — official cash-desk prices, age categories, discounts, local rates, and insurance information.
- Verbier 4Vallées 1- and Multi-Day Ski Passes — pass-area choices, consecutive-day rules, online discount, insurance, and group pricing.
- Verbier 4Vallées Annual Passes 2026/27 — adult, Young Adult, and Child annual-pass early-bird pricing.
- Mont4Card — official youth and child annual-pass eligibility and prices.
- Verbier 4Vallées FAQs — pass-area coverage, purchasing rules, and consecutive multi-day validity.
- 4 Vallées Ski Area — official ski-area size, resorts, and domain information.
