Les Gets lift passes: types, 2026-27 prices and how to choose

• €501-day Les Gets-Morzine adult (online)
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• €2766-day Les Gets-Morzine adult (online)
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• under 5sFree pass
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• 12 lifts, 13 runsP'tite Glisse
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Choosing a lift pass is the first decision of any ski holiday in Les Gets, and it mainly comes down to two things: your ability and how much of the ski area you will actually use. The prices below are those published for winter 2026-27 by the lift operator (SOLEGETS) and the tourist office, checked on 9 November 2026. They may change: the official price list is the reference.

The passes on offer

Les Gets-Morzine

The standard pass. It covers the whole Les Gets-Morzine area, around 120 km of runs across Mont Chéry, Les Chavannes and the Morzine sector, which is linked on skis. It is sold by the day, for several days and for the season.

Portes du Soleil

This extends access to all 12 Portes du Soleil resorts in France and Switzerland (Avoriaz, Châtel, Champéry, Morgins and others). It makes sense for confident skiers who want to cover long distances in a day.

P’tite Glisse

A reduced-price pass covering part of the area: 12 lifts and 13 runs (6 green, 6 blue and 1 red, according to the tourist office). It suits improving skiers who stick to easy runs.

Beginner pass

Designed for the very first days, it covers a few learning lifts (conveyor, rope tow or drag lift depending on the description) plus a return trip on the Chavannes gondola. The official pages do not list exactly the same lifts, so check the details at the ticket desk.

Pedestrian pass

For non-skiers who want to enjoy the summits: single gondola trips, day passes, 6-day passes or multi-trip cards. The lifts listed as open to pedestrians are the Mont Chéry gondola, La Pointe chairlift and the Chavannes chairlift.

Published 2026-27 prices

The tables below are taken from the “Hiver 2026-2027” price lists of the tourist office and the lift operator. Age bands: child 5 to 15, youth 16 to 25, senior 65 to 74.

Les Gets-Morzine

Online youth and senior prices for 1 day: €44 and €48.

Portes du Soleil

On the lift operator’s price list, online and desk prices sit on separate tabs; the lower figures are the online ones.

Reduced and pedestrian passes

Season passes

Season pass prices go up the later you buy. Les Gets-Morzine adult season pass: €732 until 30 November 2026. Portes du Soleil adult season pass: €1,108 until 30 November 2026, then €1,303 from 1 December 2026.

Free passes and discounts

• Under 5s: free pass, with proof of age.
• 75 and over: discounts available, with proof of age.
• End of season: 15% off Les Gets-Morzine and Portes du Soleil passes announced from 20 March 2027.

When to buy

• Season pass: the only pass whose price depends on when you buy. For an adult Les Gets-Morzine season pass, the published price went from €549 (until 30 September 2026) to €732 (until 30 November 2026); after that, check the price list.
• Multi-day stay: buy online as soon as your dates are fixed, then go straight to the lifts with your card.
• Start and end of season: from 12 to 18 December 2026 only part of the area is due to open, snow permitting; from 20 March 2027 the end-of-season discount applies. Either way, check what is open before buying a multi-day pass.

Online or at the desk?

The lift operator presents its online ticket office as offering the best prices, and the price lists bear this out: an adult one-day Les Gets-Morzine pass is €6 cheaper online, and the gap reaches €36 over 6 days. You can also reload a card you have already used, which saves queuing at the snow-front desks on your first morning.

Buying at the desk can still make sense if you are unsure about the weather or a beginner’s progress: you can decide on the day between a beginner, P’tite Glisse or full pass.

How to choose by ability and length of stay

Families with mixed abilities do not need the same pass for everyone: a child taking lessons in the beginner areas can have a P’tite Glisse pass while the parents ski on a Les Gets-Morzine pass. Our page on learning to ski describes the areas concerned.

Torn between Les Gets-Morzine and Portes du Soleil? Compare the price over your actual stay: over 6 days the published difference is €76 per adult online.

Before buying a Portes du Soleil pass to go beyond Morzine, it is also worth reading how the Morzine link between the two resorts works.