Lift Passes

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Ski holidays should not be about waiting in queues to buy your ski pass. We have your ski pass ready and waiting for you on arrival. We do not charge you extra for this service, and guarantee that you won’t pay any more than you would at the kiosk.

There are a few types of passes that you can buy for lifts in the Chamonix Valley. It can be confusing so we make it clear below...

Cham Le Pass

Cham Le Pass is the cheapest pass and is focused on just the ski areas within the Chamonix Valley. It gives access to all ski areas of Brevent, Flegere, Les Grands Montets and Domaine du Balme (La Tour/ Vallorcine) and their beginner areas plus all the beginner slopes in town (Les Planards, Savoy). There is plenty of skiing on this pass to cover a week’s holiday, and there is easy access to the many off-piste areas at the sides of the pistes for those who want a bit of off-piste experience without having to go back-country. This pass includes use of all the buses in town.

Designed for people who want to come to Chamonix and experience the skiing Chamonix has to offer, without also paying for the off-piste lifts and the extra sightseeing options.

YOU WILL FIND IT USEFUL IF:

- you are on a short break and you just have time to ski Chamonix ski areas.

- you are an beginner to intermediate skier, happy with the terrain that Chamonix has to offer and no wish to go to neighbouring ski areas and no interest in sightseeing even if you take a day off.

Mont Blanc Unlimited

Mont Blanc Unlimited pass covers all the ski areas within Chamonix Valley and the bus, as mentioned above, but also includes extra unlimited access to: The Montenvers Train (scenic visit to the glacier), entry to the Ice Cave (go inside the glacier), The Aiguille du Midi lift (scenic views of Mont Blanc & acess to back country off-piste), the off-piste lift at the top of Les Grands Montets, Les Houches ski area, (accessible by bus) Courmayeur ski area (Italy - accessible by bus), and for those who buy a 6 day pass or longer it also includes unlimited access to Verbier (Switzerland - accessible by car only).

Designed for: People who want to experience the skiing in Chamonix, but are also interested in visiting the sights, doing some back country guided off-piste and visiting ski areas a little further afield.

YOU WILL FIND IT USEFUL IF:

- you are a skier who likes to get miles under his belt, and visit ski areas further afield

- you are a beginner skier who does not think they will ski every day and would like to spend some time enjoying the other sights Chamonix has to offer

- you are an expert skier who would like to do some guided back country off-piste

Click to download the Winter 2011/12 Ski Pass Price list for all types of passes mentioned above. Any queries you have please do not hesitate to contact us.

Visit the official website : Compagnie du Mont Blanc.com

Download piste map : Ski plan

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Chamonix Bus Service

Because Chamonix is not a ski-to-door resort, there is a ski bus network included in the price of your pass which gets you to the ski areas. Please note:
- It covers the areas within the Chamonix Valley only
- Stops are made in town and at the ski areas
- Bus times vary but generally run every 15-30 min depending on peak hours and time of season
- Buses run from 1st lift in the morning until 6pm