A 6-day adult lift pass in Val Gardena costs €436 for the 2025/26 season — €72.67 a day on the Dolomiti Superski pass. A single day is €86, so a six-day pass works out about 16% cheaper per day than paying day by day.
| Lift pass | Dolomiti Superski |
| Adult 1-day | €86 |
| Adult 6-day | €436 |
| Per day on a 6-day pass | €72.67 |
| Saving vs six single days | €80 (16%) |
| Marked pistes on this pass | 181 km |
| Top lift altitude | 2,500 m |
| 6-day pass per 100 km of piste | €240.88 |
The pass most Val Gardena visitors buy: all 12 Dolomite areas and 1,200 km of pistes, with the Sella Ronda circuit from the doorstep.
Taken from the official Val Gardena tourism site because Dolomiti Superski blocks automated readers. High-season figures; the cheaper local Val Gardena and Alpe di Siusi pass is €80 a day and €404 for six. Piste km shown is Val Gardena's own area, not the full 1,200 km the pass covers.
| Airport | Road | Drive | Scheduled bus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Innsbruck | 120 km | 1h50 | — |
Distances and fares from the resorts' and operators' own pages. A cheap pass at the end of a long transfer is not a cheap week.
Same currency. Sorted by the six-day price where there is one, and by six times the day ticket where there is not, which is why some rows show a dash.
| Resort | 1 day | 6 days | Pistes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Latemar – Obereggen/Pampeago/Predazzo | €71 | — | 49.0 km |
| Passo San Pellegrino/Falcade | €71 | — | 67.5 km |
| Alpe Lusia – Moena/Bellamonte | €71 | — | 27.5 km |
| Alpe Cermis – Cavalese | €71 | — | 24.0 km |
| Carezza | €72 | — | 40.0 km |
| Val Gardena | €86 | €436 | 181 km |
| Gitschberg Jochtal | €73 | — | 55.0 km |
| Paganella – Andalo | €73 | — | 37.2 km |
| Klausberg – Skiworld Ahrntal | €75 | — | 40.5 km |
| Speikboden – Skiworld Ahrntal | €75 | — | 41.5 km |
| Arabba/Marmolada | €75 | — | 63.0 km |
€436 for six days or €86 for a single day, for an adult in the 2025/26 season on the Dolomiti Superski pass.
The pass most Val Gardena visitors buy: all 12 Dolomite areas and 1,200 km of pistes, with the Sella Ronda circuit from the doorstep.
Yes — six single days would cost €516, so the 6-day pass at €436 saves €80, about 16%.
The Dolomiti Superski pass covers 181 km of marked pistes, with lifts reaching 2,500 m.
Price checked 18 August 2026 at skivalgardena.com for the 2025/26 season. Lift companies change prices between seasons — the source link is the authority on today's price.
Every price here was read from a published price list on a stated date, and each resort page carries that date and a link to the source. Lift companies reprice between seasons; the source link is the authority.