Passes bought online · winter 2026-2027
Ski Atout Prix: 2026-2027 prices, resorts and break-even
The weekend card for Courchevel and Méribel: −50% on Saturdays, −30% on Sundays, −20% on some Mondays.
- Price
- €20 per season
- Resorts compared
- 3Courchevel and Méribel valleys (valley passes: 1 day, 4 hours and Mini Pass, adult and child).
- Average discount per day
- −35 %compared with the ticket office price, membership excluded
How does it work?
You buy your passes cheaper online before skiing; they are loaded onto a card.
- You buy the card for €20: not personal, it is valid until the end of August 2028.
- You load your pass online or in the Ski Atout Prix app.
- The discount applies to the day pass: every Saturday, every Sunday and some Mondays.
On the day: load your pass onto the card before skiing, then go to the lifts.
Good to know: One card per person, at most 7 cards per order; stock is limited.
Is the Ski Atout Prix card worth it?
For an adult skiing on Saturdays, the membership pays for itself from the 1st Saturday in half of the resorts, and from the 1st in Méribel.
Over 5 Saturdays, it is the cheapest option in 3 resorts out of 3; for a week in February, in 0. Exact calculation by our engine on published prices, membership included, from the first Saturday in January.
Day price with Ski Atout Prix, resort by resort
| Resort | With the card | Ticket office | Average discount | Pays off from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MéribelNorthern Alps | €24.90 – €56.96 | €49.80 – €71.20 | −35 % | 1st Saturday |
| Méribel-MottaretNorthern Alps | €24.90 – €56.96 | €49.80 – €71.20 | −35 % | 1st Saturday |
| CourchevelNorthern Alps | €26.95 – €61.60 | €53.90 – €77.00 | −35 % | 1st Saturday |
Adult prices for the 2026-2027 season, collected from official websites. “Pays off from”: number of Saturdays from which the card, membership included, costs less than the ticket office at that resort. Indicative prices, check before buying.
Frequently asked questions about Ski Atout Prix
How much does the Ski Atout Prix card cost?
Membership costs €20 for the season.
Which resorts accept the Ski Atout Prix card?
We compare it in 3 resorts: Méribel, Méribel-Mottaret and Courchevel. Courchevel and Méribel valleys (valley passes: 1 day, 4 hours and Mini Pass, adult and child).
Is the Ski Atout Prix card worth it?
For an adult skiing on Saturdays, the membership pays for itself from the 1st Saturday in half of the resorts, and from the 1st in Méribel. Over 5 Saturdays, it is the cheapest option in 3 resorts out of 3. For a single day, a card rarely pays off: the simulator does the maths for your dates.
How do you use the Ski Atout Prix card?
You buy your passes cheaper online before skiing; they are loaded onto a card. On the day: load your pass onto the card before skiing, then go to the lifts.
Who can get the Ski Atout Prix card?
It is open to everyone. Ideal for: weekend skiers in Courchevel or Méribel.
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