Day pass: the price depends on the date
On Grandvalira's official website, lift pass prices are dynamic and vary through the season: you have to pick your dates to see the price. We therefore do not publish a fixed day-pass price, which would be wrong as soon as the dates change. Buy through the official websites.
Good to know: a pass valid for two or more consecutive days also gives access to Ordino Arcalís and Pal Arinsal.
Indicative prices shown
| Pass | Indicative price |
|---|---|
| Senior 65–69 | about €43.50 |
| Senior 70–74 | about €25 |
| Senior 75 and over | free |
| Night skiing | €28.50 |
| Snowpark (Henrik Harlaut Snowpark) | €26 |
Indicative. Seen on grandvalira.com on 17 October 2026, with the note “subject to change during the season”.
Season passes: Andorra Pass or Nord Pass
| Andorra Pass | Nord Pass | |
|---|---|---|
| Areas | Grandvalira + Pal Arinsal + Ordino Arcalís | Pal Arinsal + Ordino Arcalís |
| Kilometres | up to 308 km | 93 km |
| Access to Grandvalira | included | 4 days (non-resident) · 2 days (resident) |
| Summer 2027 | — | Ordino Arcalís, Pal Arinsal and Grandvalira lifts; Pal Arinsal bike park |
For the Nord Pass, the price depends on when you buy: early booking until 30 June (ended), promotional price until 9 December 2026, then full price from 10 December. Ski insurance of €66 must be taken out before first use. Exact prices are on the official websites.
Which pass to choose?
- A weekend or a week: a multi-day pass, which also opens the northern areas.
- Several trips in the season: compare your total days with a season pass.
- You mostly ski in the north: the Nord Pass may be enough.
Official sources (checked 17 October 2026)