Season Pass
Find your perfect pass for the 2026/27 ski season
AlpsPass: 4 ski areas, 7 partner regions – 1 pass
Also in the 2026/27 season, the AlpsPass will be available – pre-sale starts on September 1, 2026. With the AlpsPass, you enjoy unlimited access in Adelboden-Lenk, Aletsch Arena, the Jungfrau Region, and Engelberg-Titlis, plus 3 ski days each in 7 selected partner regions. One pass – endless days on the slopes.
Prices Season Pass
The AlpsPass is valid from November 1 to April 30. Additionally, it can be used on ski days in October and May in regions with operating ski lifts.
AlpsPass in CHF | Presale | Regular |
Adults (from 20 years old) | 949.- | 1249.- |
Teen (16-19 years) | 299.- | 499.- |
Kids (6-15 years) | 199.- | 399.- |
Children (0-5 years)* | free of charge | free of charge |
NEW: Prices Annual Pass
The AlpsPass is valid from November 1 to October 31. Additionally, it can be used on ski days in October in regions with operating ski lifts.
AlpsPass in CHF | Presale | Regular |
Adults (from 20 years old) | 1149.- | 1499.- |
Teen (16-19 years) | 399.- | 599.- |
Kids (6-15 years) | 249.- | 449.- |
Children (0-5 years)* | free of charge | free of charge |
*The AlpsPass for children is not valid at Klostermatte.
Local annual pass
Residents of the municipalities of Engelberg, Grafenort, Wolfenschiessen and Gadmen and Alpgenossen Trübsee benefit from special rates for the annual pass.
Snow Pass Central Switzerland
The Central Switzerland Snow Pass is a winter pass that is valid in 15 snow sports areas across Central Switzerland, including Titlis and Brunni.
Information about the AlpsPass
Also in the 2026/27 season, the AlpsPass will be available under unchanged conditions – pre-sale starts on September 1, 2026.
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Skiing
Whether you're schussing, plough turning or parallel skiing, you can ski to your heart's content on the 82 km of perfectly groomed pistes on TITLIS.
Freeride
Pure powder! Experience the ultimate freedom while freeriding on TITLIS. At an altitude of 2,000 metres, you can look forward to some of the most spectacular freeride descents in the Alps.