Prices for Dolomiti Superski ski passes
Around 100 million euros have been invested in upgrading the ski lifts and the artificial snow-making systems
Key points
Dolomiti Superski has unveiled its price list for ski passes for the upcoming 2026/2027 winter season. Prices are broadly in line with those for 2025/2025, with the price of a day pass rising by just a few euros.
In peak season, an adult day pass costs 89 euros, compared with 86 euros last season. The season pass is available in advance for 990 euros, whilst a 6-day pass – also for an adult – costs 453 euros in peak season. Finally, the Dolomiti Superski Family pass, valid throughout the Dolomiti Superski circuit for the entire winter season with a set number of skiing days to be shared amongst family members – each of whom is registered via their own ‘My Dolomiti Card’ – costs 43 euros per day.
“The adjustment to the fares takes into account inflation trends and the main cost factors affecting the operations of cable car companies, in particular energy, raw materials, services and infrastructure maintenance. In such an energy-intensive sector, the volatility of energy prices unfortunately remains a very significant factor,” said Andy Varallo, chairman of Dolomiti Superski, as he presented the new price lists. As in every year, the 2026/27 season offers a wide variety of options, allowing different types of skiers to choose the product best suited to their needs. Furthermore, this year’s major new feature will be the option to purchase the Dolomiti Superski Family pass online.
The latest news and investments
Over the summer months, ski resort operators invested around 100 million euros in renovating and upgrading existing infrastructure in ski areas, as well as in new slopes and links, and in enhancing the snow-making systems.
Among the new facilities, the highlights include the new 10-seater Kronplatz 1+2 gondola lift with an intermediate station at Plan de Corones, the ‘Dolomiti’ 8-seater automatic chairlift in Valdaora and the ‘Ruis’ 8-seater gondola lift in San Vigilio di Marebbe. In Versciaco, the 10-seater “Helmissimo” gondola lift will come into operation; in Buffaure, a new 10-seater gondola lift will replace the chairlift to Col Valvacin; and in Obereggen, a new 8-seater automatic chairlift will be inaugurated. In the Alpe di Siusi, San Martino di Castrozza, Gitschberg and Val di Zoldo ski areas, the new “Steger-Dellai”, “Scandola” and “Gitsch” chairlifts will be introduced, alongside the refurbishment of the “Pecol-Pian del Crep” gondola lift. In Alta Badia and Val di Fiemme/Obereggen, a number of obsolete ski lifts will be replaced with modern, more efficient lifts of the same type.
