Cervinia’s 2026/27 prices were online by August 2026, two months before the season opens on 24 October. The same month also brought the first look at the new lift that, three years from now, will change how you get up to the Plateau Rosa.
Ski pass prices for 2026/27
The season runs from 24 October 2026 to 2 May 2027 (dates confirmed on cervinia.it). The official price list is the 2026-2027 winter rates PDF published by Cervino S.p.A. and linked from the cervinia.it home page (checked again on 22 September 2026). Adult prices for consecutive days:
| Ski pass | 1 day | 6 days | 7 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cervinia-Valtournenche | €64.00 | €338.00 | €385.50 |
| International Cervinia-Zermatt | €88.00 | €464.50 | €530.00 |
There are reduced rates for seniors (born before 31 May 1962), young adults (born after 31 October 2002) and juniors (born after 31 October 2010). A junior day pass for Cervinia-Valtournenche, for example, costs €45.00, and a junior 6-day international pass €325.00. Children born after 31 October 2018 get a free pass for the same length as one bought at the same time by an accompanying adult. The Cervinia-Valtournenche season pass (which also covers Torgnon and Chamois) costs €1,244.00, or €1,460.50 with Zermatt. The official list has no presale or early-booking rates.
Two practical points. The €88 international day pass only pays off if you actually ski over into Switzerland: it costs €24 a day more than the Italian side alone. On a 6-day pass the gap drops to about €21 a day, so for a full week the international pass is relatively better value.
Our Cervinia ski pass page has the full 2026/27 price list, including half-day and 3-day passes and the rates for each age group.
Cervino The One: a 3S gondola with Pininfarina cabins
On 6 August, idealista/news published the details of the project:
- two sections, Breuil-Cervinia - Plan Maison - Plateau Rosa, built with Leitner’s tricable (3S) technology, with support from Cogeis, Ivies and BGF;
- ‘Symphony’ cabins designed by Pininfarina, with 24 seats, ski racks inside and non-slip rubber flooring;
- about three years of construction, with opening planned for the 2029/30 season;
- a redesigned valley station with ticket offices, ski hire and shops.
The stated aim is to end the seasonal closures between Cervinia and the Plateau Rosa by running two lines along the same route. The article gives no cost or funding details.
What changes if you ski here this winter
Nothing. Until 2029 you use the existing lifts: the Cervinia - Plan Maison cable car and the Plateau Rosa cable car, which tops out at 3,453 m. All 27 of the resort’s active lifts, with their length, altitude and capacity, are listed on our Cervinia lifts page.
Note: summer skiing on the Plateau Rosa has been closed since 1 August 2026.