Ski pass prices in Andorra: how they work at Grandvalira

If you are looking up ski pass prices at Grandvalira (Andorra) to plan your trip, the first thing to know is that a single price table for the whole season no longer exists. Here is how the system works today, which passes are available and where to find the exact price for your dates. This information was reviewed in November 2026 for the 2026-27 winter season.

Grandvalira’s prices change with the date and how early you buy: check yours on the official website

The resort uses dynamic pricing: the cost of the same pass varies through the season and depends on the day you choose and when you buy it. That is why we do not quote figures here that would soon be out of date. The actual price appears in the booking tool on the official day pass page when you select your dates.

The general rule is clear, though: buying online in advance can mean up to 15% less than the ticket office price. If your hotel and dates are already settled, it is worth buying before you arrive.

One-day passes

Day passes are split by age. Your category depends on how old you are on the first day of use, and you need to carry a document that proves it.

• Adult: 18 to 64 years old. Also available as a Mobile Pass, the digital pass activated in the Grandvalira Resorts app, with no physical card.
• Junior: 12 to 17 years old.
• Child: 6 to 11 years old.
• Senior: there is one rate for ages 65-69 and a reduced rate for ages 70-74, both sold only at the ticket office. From the age of 75, the pass is free.
• Baby: free up to the age of 5. Collect it at the ticket office.

Other one-day options

Not everyone needs the entire ski area or a full day. These are the options the resort publishes:

• Beginner: gives access only to the lifts in the beginner areas and includes one gondola ride up.
• Half day: valid from 1 pm, for anyone arriving late or preferring fewer hours on the snow.
• Pedestrian: not valid for skiing. It includes two rides up and two rides down on the same day on any gondola, a good choice if you are coming for a walk or to keep someone company.
• Mountain Pass: one ride up and one ride down per day and lift, with access to the ski touring circuits and snowshoeing areas.
• Night skiing: bought at the ticket offices or machines in Pas de la Casa.
• Snowpark: a dedicated pass for the Henrik Harlaut Snowpark in Peretol, sold directly at the ticket office.

Multi-day passes

If you plan to ski several days in a row, look at the consecutive-day pass. From two days upwards it also gives you access to Ordino Arcalís and Pal Arinsal, so you can switch resorts during your trip without buying another pass.

If you are not sure how many days you will ski, there is the Forfait Plus+: you only pay for the days you use and, from the second day, you get a 15% daily discount on the ticket office price of a one-day pass.

For regular visitors, the Andorra Pass is the season pass. In 2026-27 it is valid from 4 December to 4 April and covers Grandvalira, Pal Arinsal and Ordino Arcalís: 308 skiable kilometres, 216 slopes and 124 lifts. Its prices come in tiers according to the purchase date; you can see them on the official Andorra Pass page.

Travelling as a group? There is a 4% discount for 25 people or more on the same type of pass (adult, junior or child, without mixing categories). It does not apply from 25/12/26 to 06/01/27 or from 30/01/27 to 28/02/27.

Do not travel without insurance

Ski pass insurance is taken out when you buy the pass or at the ticket office, always before the first day of use: it cannot be added once the pass has been used. It includes a free reprint if you lose your pass, which matters because, without insurance, loss, damage or breakage do not entitle you to a replacement. Before you buy it, check the price and cover on the official website.

Remember too that the pass is personal and non-transferable, and that off-piste skiing is at your own risk.

Tax on ski pass prices

Andorra has no VAT. The equivalent tax is IGI, with a general rate of 4.5%. To avoid surprises, check the final amount shown in the booking tool before you pay.

How to fit the ski pass into your stay

If you stay in Grau Roig, the snow is right on your doorstep: we explain it in what staying on the slopes really means. To decide where to start, have a look at the Grau Roig ski slopes and the snow activities. If you are interested in other ways to enjoy the mountains, we also have guides to snowshoeing and ski touring. And to get your luggage ready, take a look at what to pack in your suitcase. The hotel features in the MICHELIN Guide.