Val d'Isère 2/7 pass
Ski 2 days a week on the Val d'Isère ski area for 350 €/ person.
New this winter, the easy-to-use Val d'Isère 2/7 pass is perfect if you want to ski two days a week.
Pick 2 days of your choice between Monday and Sunday; at the start of each new week the counter goes back to zero
The first time you go through a ski lift turnstile will activate 1 day of skiing. Any unused days will not be carried over.
The benefits of the Val d’Isère 2/7 pass:
- An unbeatable price of 350 € for those who have limited free time, and who want to ski throughout the season.
- The 2/7 pass lets you make the most of 46 days of skiing throughout the season, making 1 day of skiing just 7.6 €.
- No need to go to a sales outlet every time you want to ski: the day is deducted as soon as you go through the ski lift turnstile.
- The 2/7 pass is valid over the whole Val d'Isère ski area, totalling 150 km of ski runs.
- Opt for Flexibility: pick whichever 2 days you like; you can even plan a 4-day ski weekend from Saturday to Tuesday!
- the 2/7 pass is perfect if you live in, or near Val d'Isère, and you have 2 days off a week to ski.
2/7 pass FAQs:
What happens if I use a third day in the same week?
Be careful, because when you have used your two skiing days, any additional days will be charged at the Val d'Isère public daily rate. Payment will be debited from the bank card used to purchase your 2/7 Val d'Isère pass on the following Monday.
One day is deducted as soon as you go through the ski lift turnstile, so please take care not to have your 2/7 pass on you if you don’t want a full day to be deducted.
What happens if I go to Tignes with my Val d’Isère 2/7 pass?
The Val d'Isère 2/7 pass is only valid on the Val d'Isère ski area, and it will not allow you access to Tignes’ ski lifts. If you want to go to Tignes, you will need to buy a skipass that is valid on the Tignes ski area.
Can I ski on Saturday and Sunday in one week, and on the Monday and Tuesday of the following week?
Of course you can! The 2 days can be used between Monday and Sunday, so you can ski on Saturday/Sunday, and also on Monday/Tuesday of the following week.
I haven’t skied this week, so therefore haven’t used my two days. Can they be carried over to the following week?
No, days that are not used cannot be carried over to the following week.
My days off are Wednesday and Sunday; is it possible to ski on non-consecutive days?
Yes, you can pick whichever two consecutive or non-consecutive days suit you.
When does the counter go back to zero?
The week runs from Monday to Sunday, with the counter going back to zero every Sunday evening.
I only ski half days. Can i ski 4 afternoons instead of 2 full days?
No, the 2/7 does not let you combine half days.
I have injured myself and can no longer ski. Can I carry my subscription over to next year?
Only if you took out insurance cover.
Can I loan my skipass to somebody else?
Your skipass is non-transferable. If you loan it to somebody else and they get stopped by an inspector on the slopes, you may have to pay a fine.
Is there a special price for seasonal workers?
No, there is no seasonal worker’s price.
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