Sierra Nevada Ski Passes 2025/26 - Prices, Types, Where and How to Buy
The Sierra Nevada Ski Pass is your ticket to using the ski lifts at the ski resort for a limited period. Without this pass, you would need to ascend the mountains by foot, you won't have access to the gondolas, chairlifts, or cable cars.
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For instance, the cost of the 15-day ski pass has increased from 750 a 847 euros.
Discounted Ski Pass Prices in Sierra Nevada
Children under 5 and Senior Over 70: to apply for a discount, you first must create a Sierra Nevada Club account on Sierra Nevada website.People with a disability below 33% qualify for a discounted rate.
Children under 6 and those aged 6 to 12 with disabilities receive free consecutive daily ski passes at Sierra Nevada.
Even though the ski pass is free, you still need to pay for insurance. The insurance fee amounts to 10 euros and is mandatory.
It's advisable to purchase the ski pass in advance as the price is much higher on-site.
Discounts if You Buy in Advance
If you're considering buying the Season or Long-Term Ski Pass, 10% and 30% discounts are available (depending on the date), if purchased well in advance.
This offer typically begins in mid-September and concludes in early November.
Additionally, throughout the season, specific offers emerge for special days. Follow us on social networks for more information.
Moreover, these passes include some other benefits: 50% discount on parking, although only on certain days. 10% discount on equipment rentals, ski storage, and activities such as Mirlo Blanco and Borreguiles.
Pass Prices for 1 to 7 Consecutive Days, Season 2025/26
Ski passes from 2 to 7 days are always for consecutive days. There's a 1-day ski pass available as well as a "Half Day Ski Pass".The price varies depending on the day of the week and the month. The lowest prices are during the beginning of the season, in November, and at the end of April. The highest are during high season and holidays, such as Christmas.
In this table you can see detailed prices for ski passes in Sierra Nevada, 1-7 consecutive days:
1-7 Days Sierra Nevada Ski Pass
| Min Price | Max Price | ||
| Adult (16-59 years) | 52 € | 66 € | |
| Child (6-15 years) | 38 € | 49 € | |
| Senior+ (65+ years) * | 41 € | 52 € | |
| Benjamín (0-5 years) * | 40 € | 49 € |
Half Day Sierra Nevada Ski Pass
| Min Price | Max Price | |
| Adult (16-59 years) | 38 € | 52 € |
| Child (6-15) | 28 € | 39 € |
| Senior+ (60+) | 30 € | 39 € |
| Benjamín (0-5) | 28 € | 39 € |
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On selected dates, there is a one-day offer: "1 day Ski Pass Skier Day" and "Family Formula Pass" for 3 to 7 days for members of the same family. Prices are reduced by 1 to 6 euros per person per day.
Discounts for Children and Sinior
For children under 5 years old and adults over 70, there is a promotion. However, to access the promotion, they must first create a Sierra Nevada Club profile and attach the documentation indicated in the promotion itself.Once it has been reviewed and approved, during the online purchase process the system will recognize the activation of the promotion and apply the corresponding prices for those categories.
With this promotion, senior skiers with disabilities and those over 90 years old pay 100 euros children aged 0 to 5 and children with disabilities pay a single price of 80 euros for the entire season, which is the cost of the insurance.
Prices for the Seasonal and Long-Term Ski Pass, 2025/26
Long-term Ski Pass prices depend on age and apply exclusively to individuals holding the Sierra Nevada Club card.
The ski pass purchased with the Sierra Nevada Club Card cannot be lent to another person. It is personal and non-transferable.
For Long-Term Passes, you have two options: purchasing for the entire season or opting for durations of 10, 15, or 20 days.
There are three age groups: children (6 - 15 years old), adults (16 - 59 years old), and seniors (60 - 69 years old). These prices include insurance and VAT.
Long Term Pass
| Adult | Child (6-15) | Senior (65+) | |
| 10 Days | 590 € | 442 € | 472 € |
| 15 Days | 847 € | 635 € | 678 € |
| 20 Days | 1090 € | 817 € | 872 € |
When calculated per day, the rates are: children at 37-40 euros/day, seniors at 40-43 euros/day, and adults at 50-54 euros/day.
Season Ski Pass
The ski pass prices for the entire 2025/26 season was as follows:| Price | |
| Adult (16-59 years) | 1350 € |
| Child (6-15) | 1013 € |
| Senior+ (60+) | 1080 € |
If you plan to ski for at least 30 days during the season, it's worthwhile to purchase the season pass.
The price for non-consecutive days, from 1 to 7 days, is the same as for consecutive days during the high season (refer to the daily ski pass prices above).
Where to Buy the Sierra Nevada Ski Pass
Where to Buy the Ski Pass in Advance
You can purchase the Sierra Nevada ski pass in advance on the Certusa website.Add a little magic to your day in Granada!
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General Ticket Offices in Pradollano
The hours for the Pradollano general ticket offices at Plaza de Andalucía are from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day of the week.
Advance sales: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 5:00 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.
Virgen de las Nieves Box Office
The Virgen de las Nieves Ticket Office located next to the Los Peñones Parking is only open on weekends, on weekdays, and when the Virgen de las Nieves chairlift is operational, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.The visitor pass for a single gondola lift ride up and down must be purchased at the ATMs located at the station.
Night Ski Pass in Sierra Nevada
At Sierra Nevada, there's a 3-kilometer trail available for nighttime exploration with the night ski pass.
This trail is the Rio track, situated between Pradollano and Borreguiles.
Night skiing is offered twice a week: on Thursdays and Saturdays.
The schedule runs from 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., subject to weather conditions. The last cable car ascent is at 10:00 p.m.
The night ski pass is usually available one or two weeks after the season begins.
The ticket office hours for purchasing the night ski pass are from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Other Services in Sierra Nevada
Snowshoe Hikes
One of the most enjoyable winter activities in Sierra Nevada are snowshoe hikes.
Ski Storage
Renting a locker for the entire season costs 514.50 euros. Maximum capacity is for 4 complete sets. Please note that once purchased, it is non-refundable.Parking
The Pradollano underground car park in Plaza de Andalucia costs 765 euros per car for the entire season, an increase of more than 100 euros compared to last season. This purchase is also non-refundable.hear your thoughts.
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Opinions about Sierra Nevada Ski Pass
Mr R Thorpe
I am a senior of 78 years old. I wish to ski in January I will be in Spain for 3 weeks and would like to ski 3 times each week.I am so frustrated that I can only buy any ski pass online in advance.
Through research I find that the best pass for me is senior+ annual but I can only purchase this on a website called Basqueira Beret.
How ridiculous can this get. In France and Austria I simply go to the ticket office and present my passport to get the appropriate pass. The owners of the Sierra resort are doing their best to make life difficult for me.
Unfortunately, prices have skyrocketed
We went skiing in the Sierra MNevada in February, but unfortunately, only some of the lifts were in operation.
Additionally, the prices for ski passes, food, and parking have risen sharply within a short period of time. It is now at least as expensive as in Austria. The waiting times at the lifts and cable cars were very long.
Consequently, we won't go to the Sierra Morena anymore. There are many other ski areas that offer better value for money.
It's a shame; greed ruins everything.
No discount
We recently visited sierra nevada, but unfortunately not all of the slopes were open, only 13, you would of thought the price would of been reflected, but alas no.
The queing was ridiculous, the prices have increased so much, it now makes the alpes, look less expensive.
Sierra Nevada used to be a great place, you paid for what you got, but not now.
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70+ ski pass
Sierra Nevada 70+ ski pass is superb, except it doesn't work.
I tried twice (Feb. 6 and Feb 14) to get a 70+ ski pass and didn't worked.
The call to Sierra Nevada club for help, didn't worked.I got a lot of...sorry, but no help.
Next time I will try Andorra, hoping they do things better than Sierra Nevada club.
Mircea
Stay in the Alpes
Compared to the Alpes it is expensive. Sadly we came high season, with line-ups. Thought it would be better priced. Stay in the Alpes (Robert).
What a shame, nice knowing you... Adiós
What a shame, prices were expensive, now excessive. As a resident of Granada I've been coming to the Sierra regularly for 7 years, but no more. Miserable waiters brimming with "mala folla" and crap apre-ski makes the cost even more unbearable. Nice knowing you, Sierra. Adiós.
Come to Granada but not to ski
Don't come to Granada to ski. The price of the forfaits are insulting for what is less than an average ski resort. The apri-ski is practically non existent, and the waiters in the restaurants (selling crap food at equally exhorbitant prices) give the impression that they hate you.
Come to Granada by all means, it's a lovely city with loads of rustic charm, but ski elsewhere. Madrid is a better option. Sorry Granada, but your lust for profit is killing this resort.
This saving should be passed on to the skiers
I purchased a 4 day ski pass on February 1st at a senior rate as I am 69 years old. My querie is why should we pay so much money when there are less than half the lifts open.
I am guessing that the reason for this is that as there are less people in the resort due to the lack of snow, the resort is saving money by closing down over 13 lifts.
I feel this saving should be passed on to the skiers with a reduction on their lift passes and then be given a refund accordingly.
I am retu
ing to Sierra Nevada the second week in March. I welcome your views. Thank you (Alan).
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