Skiing from Avoriaz, the full Portes du Soleil pass is the one to get. Avoriaz sits right in the middle of the ski area, so Switzerland and Les Lindarets are only a run or two away, and we will have your passes ready when you arrive. There is no need to queue at the lift-pass office on your first morning or worry about choosing the correct pass. Thanks to our long-standing operation in the Portes du Soleil, we receive preferential lift-pass rates which we pass directly to our guests. Our prices are slightly lower than the standard online rates shown in the tables below and include the €3 magnetic card.

Lift passes ready on arrival so you can ski straight from the door

Portes du Soleil Lift Pass Prices 2026/27 – Compare Internet vs Our Price

Portes du Soleil Lift Pass Prices — valid until 19/03/2027Magnetic Card Included
DurationAdult
Internet
Adult
Our Price
Jeune/Senior
Internet
Jeune/Senior
Our Price
Enfant
Internet
Enfant
Our Price
3 Jours€197€192€177€173€148€145
4 Jours€246€240€221€215€185€180
5 Jours€307€299€276€269€230€224
6 Jours€352€345€317€310€264€260
7 Jours€411€401€370€361€308€300
8 Jours€469€457€422€411€352€343
9 Jours€497€485€447€436€373€364

Portes du Soleil Late Season Lift Pass Prices – March 2027 Discount Rates

Portes du Soleil Lift Pass Prices — valid from 20/03/2027Magnetic Card Included
DurationAdult
Internet
Adult
Our Price
Enfant
Internet
Enfant
Our Price
Jeune/Senior
Internet
Jeune/Senior
Our Price
3 Jours€168€164€126€123€151€147
4 Jours€209€204€157€153€188€183
5 Jours€261€254€196€191€235€229
6 Jours€299€292€224€218€269€262
7 Jours€349€340€262€255€314€306
8 Jours€399€389€299€292€359€350
9 Jours€423€412€317€309€380€371

Avoriaz local area lift passes 2026/27

Avoriaz also sells its own local area pass, but it works differently to the Morzine–Les Gets pass. It is only sold for 5 hours, 1 day or 2 days (plus season passes), and it uses dynamic pricing, so the price depends on the date and how early you buy. For 2026/27 an adult Avoriaz day pass costs between €43 and €55, compared with €69 for a Portes du Soleil day pass at the internet rate.

For a week, the 6-day Portes du Soleil pass is the simplest option: one pass at a fixed price covering the whole area, including the Swiss side. Local day passes can work out a little cheaper if you only plan to ski the Avoriaz sector, but you have to buy each day separately and you lose the rest of the Portes du Soleil.

Other Avoriaz passes

  • Beginner pass: €33 for 5 hours, €39 for 1 day or €69 for 2 days, valid on the beginner lifts
  • Parks & Stash pass: €37 for a day in the snowparks and The Stash
  • Pedestrian pass: from €9 per adult trip on selected lifts including the Prodains Express, ideal for non-skiers meeting friends for lunch on the mountain

Prices are the official 2026/27 internet rates, plus the €3 hands-free card. Avoriaz local passes cannot be changed or refunded. Ask us if you are not sure which pass suits your group.

Escape the lift pass office queues and hit the slopes

Escape the lift pass office queues in Avoriaz

Which ski pass should you book? Avoriaz or full Portes du Soleil

Atlas Ski Co will advise on and arrange your passes at a discounted rate, so you just need to tell us who is skiing and for how long. Most of our Avoriaz guests take the full Portes du Soleil pass, because Avoriaz is the hub of the whole ski area and the best runs out of the resort cross into other sectors within minutes.

Avoriaz ski area

Avoriaz sits at 1,800 metres in the middle of the Portes du Soleil, and every run home ends at or near your door. The local area alone has beginner slopes in the village, long cruising runs towards Les Lindarets and some of the best freestyle terrain in Europe.

  • 35 lifts
  • 59 runs
  • 4 snowparks including The Stash
  • Beginner areas in the village centre
  • 1 Snowcross
  • Ski touring and Nordic areas

Portes du Soleil ski area

The Portes du Soleil spans 12 resorts across France and Switzerland, with more than 600km of skiing, over 300 marked runs and more than 200 lifts. From Avoriaz the Swiss border is one lift away, so breakfast in France and lunch in Switzerland is an easy day out.

  • 2 Countries
  • 12 Resorts
  • More than 600km of skiing
  • Over 300 marked runs
  • More than 200 lifts
  • 90 mountain restaurants
  • 30 snowparks

Adding insurance for your ski pass is easy

We can provide Avoriaz and full Portes du Soleil passes at prices better than the cash desk, for all ages. This service removes the hassle of buying lift passes for your ski holiday in Avoriaz and gives you flexibility and the best value.

Early booking 2026/27: the Portes du Soleil early-booking offer gives 10% off passes valid 9 January – 6 February 2027 and 15% off passes valid from 6 March 2027 to the end of the season. It applies to individual passes of 5 days or more, bought online with Portes du Soleil until 30 November 2026. Ask us how this compares with our own price.

Kids ski free from 20 March 2027: children under 12 get a free ski pass with an adult Portes du Soleil pass of at least 5 days bought for the same duration (conditions apply). Ask us for the current rules.

We can also add mountain insurance so you are fully covered to get off the hill should the worst happen. We will add the lift pass package to your online booking portal and you can settle the balance.

There is a great Portes du Soleil ski app you need to download

Search your phone's app store for "Les Portes du Soleil" to download it. Not skiing this trip? The Avoriaz pedestrian pass above gets you up the mountain to meet friends.

What does this ski app tell you?

This is a super clever app which you can use daily for up-to-the-second information to help you make the most of your time on the slopes during your stay in Avoriaz.

  • Interactive piste map with open slopes and lifts
  • Webcams
  • Your GPS position on live tracks
  • Weather and snow conditions
  • Altitude restaurants, emergency numbers and useful info

Frequently asked questions

Are Avoriaz lift passes cheaper in spring?

Yes. Portes du Soleil passes valid from 20 March 2027 are cheaper, with a 6-day adult pass at €299 online or €292 through Atlas Ski Co. The late-season prices are in the second table on this page.

Can I ski into Switzerland on my lift pass?

Yes, with a Portes du Soleil pass. It covers all 12 resorts in France and Switzerland, so you can ski from Avoriaz to Les Crosets, Champéry and beyond. The Avoriaz local pass does not include the Swiss resorts.

Do children ski free in Avoriaz?

Children under 5 ski free, but their pass must be collected from a lift-pass office with proof of age. From 20 March 2027, children under 12 also get a free Portes du Soleil pass with an adult pass of 5 days or more bought for the same duration (conditions apply).

How much is an Avoriaz lift pass for 2026/27?

For a week, most Avoriaz guests take a 6-day Portes du Soleil pass, which costs €352 for an adult at the internet rate or €345 through Atlas Ski Co, including the €3 card. The local Avoriaz pass is only sold for up to 2 days and uses dynamic pricing, with an adult day pass between €43 and €55 depending on the date. Full prices for every age are in the tables on this page.

Is there a beginner lift pass in Avoriaz?

Yes. The Avoriaz beginner pass costs €33 for 5 hours, €39 for 1 day or €69 for 2 days for 2026/27, plus the €3 card. It is valid on the beginner lifts only, so it is ideal for the first days of lessons before moving on to a full pass.

Is there a pedestrian lift pass in Avoriaz?

Yes. Non-skiers can buy single, return or multi-trip pedestrian passes on selected lifts, including the Prodains Express cable car, from €9 per adult trip for 2026/27. It is a good way to meet friends for lunch on the mountain.

Is there a weekly Avoriaz-only lift pass?

No. The Avoriaz local pass is only sold for 5 hours, 1 day or 2 days, plus season and half-season passes. For a week of skiing you need a Portes du Soleil pass, which covers Avoriaz and the whole ski area including Switzerland.

What age counts as a child, junior or senior on an Avoriaz lift pass?

For 2026/27 a child is 5 to 16, a junior is 16 to 25, an adult is 26 to 64 and a senior is 65 to 74. Super seniors aged 75 and over get heavily reduced rates, and children under 5 ski free. Age is taken on the first day of the pass, and you may be asked for proof.

Which lift pass should I buy for a week in Avoriaz?

The 6-day Portes du Soleil pass. Avoriaz is in the middle of the ski area, so even if you mainly ski locally you will want to explore Les Lindarets, Châtel and the Swiss sector. Local day passes can be slightly cheaper for a day or two in Avoriaz only, but they have to be bought each day and cannot be changed or refunded.

Will my Avoriaz lift passes be ready when we arrive?

Yes. Tell us who is skiing, their ages and the dates you need, and we will have your passes ready when you arrive so you can ski straight from your door on the first morning. The cost is added to your online booking portal so you can settle it with your balance.

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