Obtaining your Meribel ski pass
We want you to get out onto the slopes of Meribel and The Three Valleys as quickly as possible. That’s why we’ve made queuing for ski passes a problem of the past.
At Ski Basics you have two options:
Pre-order your ski pass
We offer you the chance to pre-order your ski passes to save you the hassle of buying them yourself when you arrive. This way, if you arrive early on the Saturday your chalet manager will hand you your passes and you can be on the slopes without any delay; if you are a late arrival you can save some time on the all-important Sunday morning start!
You will be given the option to pre-order ski passes via your client area when you reserve a Ski Basics chalet.
Or...
Order on arrival
Your chalet manager will meet you as soon as you get into resort and, whether you are gearing up ready to hit the slopes or heading back to the chalet for some much-needed dinner, they will collect the passes for you so you don’t waste a single minute!
Ski pass price guide (season 2010/11)
| Age group | Price for 6 days the Three Valleys | Price for 6 days Meribel Valleys |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | 235 Euros | 191 Euros |
| Child (5 - 12) | 177 Euros | 134 Euros |
| Senior (65 - 74) | 200 Euros | 162 Euros |
| Family Pass (2 x Adult / 2 x Children under 18) | 752 Euros | 611 Euros |
| Under 5 / Over 75 | Free (3 Euros card deposit) | Free (3 Euros card deposit) |
| Pedestrian | - | 56 Euros |
Carte Neige insurance
This is a ‘get-off-the-mountain’ insurance, which covers the cost of the emergency rescue that your normal travel insurance may not cover. Please check with your travel documents to see whether or not you are already covered. You can add Carte Neige insurance onto your pass for just €2.70 (Adult) or €2.30 (Child) per day.
The above prices are based on six days. For a list of all options available, please download the price guide PDF here.
Our advice
Uncertain which ski pass to go for? Here are some tips...
Experienced skiers
For experienced skiers we highly recommend buying a Three Valleys
pass. This allows you to take advantage of the full range of
opportunities presented by this fantastic ski area.
Intermediate Skiers
If you buy a Meribel pass you will still have access to a great
ski area, and there is always the option of upgrading to a
Three Valley pass for €23 per day. Be aware, however, that
if you upgrade for more than one day it is better value for
money to buy a six day Three Valley pass. Equally it is worth
noting that the Meribel pass covers just a quarter of the total
Three Valleys ski area for a saving of only 20% (€44 for an
adult).
Beginners
Meribel Valley has much to offer the beginner skier, especially
in the Altiport area which is accessible by a bubble lift from
the Chaudanne or chairlift from Meribel Village. If you are
taking lessons it is, however, always worth checking which
ski pass they require you to purchase.
Pedestrian
This pass is designed specifically for walkers. It covers many
of the bubble lifts and chairlifts in Meribel and Courchevel
Valleys, allowing you to visit some of the most spectacular
parts of the mountain without ever putting skis on your feet!