Val Gardena lift ticket prices 2026/27

Dolomiti Superski · adult 6-day peak-season ticket · price history since 2000/01

A 6-day adult Dolomiti Superski lift ticket costs €453 for 2026/27, or €75.5 a day. It covers 1200 km of trails and 450 lifts, which works out at 16.5 km of trails for every euro of a day's skiing. That ranks Val Gardena #4 of 253 resorts we track for value, and #4 of 30 in Italy.

6-day ticket 2026/27
€453
≈ $519
Per day
€75.5
$87 per day
Value score
99/100
Outstanding value · #4 of 253
km of trails per €
16.5
1200 km on the ticket
Lifts per €100
619
450 lifts · 4,206ft vertical
Price change
+3.8%
vs 2024/25 · +144% since 2000/01

2026/27 is the newest published price. Rankings on this site compare every resort on 2025/26 prices (€436 here) so they stay like-for-like.

Val Gardena lift ticket price in your currency

The 2026/27 6-day ticket converted into major currencies at ECB reference rates of September 18, 2026.

Currency6-day ticketPer day
USD$519$86.52
EUR (local)€453€75.5
GBP£389£64.84
CHFCHF 429CHF 71.44
CADCA$727CA$121
AUDA$729A$122
JPY¥81,966¥13,661
SEKSEK 5,115SEK 853
NOKNOK 4,897NOK 816
PLNPLN 1,977PLN 329
CZKCZK 11,026CZK 1,838
6-day Dolomiti Superski ticket
$519
Per person per day
$86.52

Converted from €453 at ECB reference rates of September 18, 2026. Your card or bank rate will differ slightly.

Val Gardena lift ticket price history, 2000/01 to 2026/27

Adult 6-day peak-season Dolomiti Superski price each winter — prices have risen by about 3.6% a year on average.

Dashed line: Find Powder estimate. Solid line: published or recorded prices.

Season-by-season price table
Season6-day ticketPer dayChangeSource
2026/27€453€76+3.9%Published survey price
2025/26€436€73+3.8%Published survey price
2024/25€420€70+4.5%Find Powder estimate
2023/24€402€67+7.8%Find Powder estimate
2022/23€373€62+10.0%Published survey price
2021/22€339€57+4.6%Published survey price
2020/21€324€54+3.5%Published survey price
2019/20€313€52+3.0%Published survey price
2018/19€304€51+3.4%Published survey price
2017/18€294€49+2.4%Published survey price
2016/17€287€48+2.9%Published survey price
2015/16€279€47+3.0%Find Powder estimate
2014/15€271€45+3.0%Find Powder estimate
2013/14€263€44+3.1%Find Powder estimate
2012/13€255€43+2.8%Find Powder estimate
2011/12€248€41+3.3%Find Powder estimate
2010/11€240€40+3.0%Find Powder estimate
2009/10€233€39+2.6%Find Powder estimate
2008/09€227€38+3.2%Find Powder estimate
2007/08€220€37+2.8%Find Powder estimate
2006/07€214€36+3.4%Find Powder estimate
2005/06€207€35+3.0%Find Powder estimate
2004/05€201€34+3.1%Find Powder estimate
2003/04€195€33+2.6%Find Powder estimate
2002/03€190€32+3.3%Find Powder estimate
2001/02€184€31+2.8%Find Powder estimate
2000/01€179€30–Find Powder estimate

Is Val Gardena good value? Trails and lifts vs price

The value score compares what the pass buys with what it costs against all 253 resorts we track: 99 means better value than 99% of them. The bars show where Val Gardena sits on each ingredient.

Trails per euro (16.5 km/€) (60% of score)99/100
Lifts per euro (619 per €100) (20% of score)99/100
Vertical per euro (18 m/€) (15% of score)49/100
Price restraint (3.6% a year) (5% of score)45/100
99
out of 100
Outstanding value

One pass for 12 Dolomites valleys including Cortina, Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Val di Fassa and the Sella Ronda.

Trail km vs daily price, every resort

Val Gardena is the gold dot. Up and to the left is more skiing for less money; dot size shows lift count.

Val Gardena vs similar-priced resorts in Italy

Resort6-day ticketkmLiftskm per €Value
Val Gardena€436120045016.599
Cervinia€321160223.073
Madonna di Campiglio€439150602.169
Livigno€362115301.965
Courmayeur€352100201.764
Passo Tonale€333100201.864
Bormio€32950140.950

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Val Gardena lift ticket FAQ

How much is a lift ticket at Val Gardena?

For 2026/27, a 6-day adult Dolomiti Superski ticket costs €453 in peak season (≈$519), which is €76 per day.

Does Val Gardena use dynamic lift ticket pricing?

No. Val Gardena sells passes at fixed published rates, usually with a cheaper low season and discounts for booking online in advance.

How have Val Gardena lift ticket prices changed since 2000/01?

The 6-day pass has gone from €179 in 2000/01 to €436 in 2025/26, a rise of 144% or about 3.6% a year. Over the last ten seasons it is up 56%.

Is Val Gardena good value for skiing?

Val Gardena scores 99/100 on the Find Powder value score (outstanding value), giving 16.5 km of trails and 619 lifts per €100 of daily ticket price. It ranks #4 of 30 resorts in Italy.

Which resorts are included in the Dolomiti Superski ticket?

The Dolomiti Superski ticket covers Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Selva di Val Gardena, Ortisei, Santa Cristina, Canazei, Cortina d'Ampezzo. One pass for 12 Dolomites valleys including Cortina, Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Val di Fassa and the Sella Ronda.

About these prices

All prices are for an adult 6-day lift ticket in peak season at the regular window price, in EUR. Seasons without a published price are filled in from the ones we have and marked as estimates. Sources used on this page: Find Powder estimate, Published survey price. Checked against Snowplaza ski pass prices 2026/27, Snowplaza ski pass prices 2022/23, Snowplaza ski pass prices 2020/21, Snowplaza ski pass prices 2019/20, Snowplaza ski pass prices 2018/19, Snowplaza 10-year ski pass survey. Always confirm the price with the resort before you travel. See how every resort compares in our lift ticket price rankings.

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