Ski & Winter · Prices
CHF 79 for a day, CHF 404 for six, kids at a fraction, one pass for 211 km across Mürren, Wengen and Grindelwald. The official 2026/27 numbers, and how to pick the right pass.
Official Jungfrau Ski Region prices for regular winter weeks, one pass for the whole region, 211 km of pistes across both sides of the valley. These are the same figures our pass calculator uses.
| Duration | Adult | Youth 16–19 | Child 6–15 |
|---|---|---|---|
| ½ day | CHF 62 | CHF 36 | CHF 30 |
| 1 day | CHF 79 | CHF 45 | CHF 38 |
| 2 days | CHF 156 | CHF 88 | CHF 75 |
| 3 days | CHF 232 | CHF 131 | CHF 105 |
| 4 days | CHF 299 | CHF 174 | CHF 135 |
| 5 days | CHF 354 | CHF 217 | CHF 161 |
| 6 days | CHF 404 | CHF 247 | CHF 183 |
| 7 days | CHF 450 | CHF 271 | CHF 204 |
Regular-week prices; peak weeks (roughly 20 Dec–4 Jan and the February holiday window) run about 5–10% higher. Under-6s free. Verify against the official price list before booking.
One pass covers the whole Jungfrau Ski Region: Grindelwald–Wengen (the big connected area under the Eiger, including Kleine Scheidegg and the Lauberhorn runs), Grindelwald–First, and Mürren–Schilthorn (the steepest terrain and the Bond summit). It includes the lifts and the linking trains and cable cars from the valley, so from Lauterbrunnen you ride up to either side on the same ticket. It does not cover the final leg to the Jungfraujoch, that is a separate CHF 63 winter supplement, and it is not part of Epic or Ikon, no mega-pass reaches this region.
The adult six-day pass, CHF 404, is about $500, less than a single peak-family-Saturday at several US resorts and roughly a fifth of what six advance-purchase Vail days cost. The full comparison, flights included, is in our USA vs Switzerland cost guide.
If you will ski most days, buy the ski pass for your whole stay, the per-day price falls steadily. If your group mixes skiers and sightseers, note the separate hike-and-sledge pass and the transport-only passes, they are usually the cheaper fit for non-skiers, and the combinations get confusing fast. That is exactly what our pass calculator is for: tell it your days and party and it finds the cheapest workable option, or says so honestly when no pass beats paying as you go.
Common questions
CHF 79 for one day (adult), CHF 232 for three days, CHF 404 for six days. Youth 16–19 and children 6–15 pay sharply less, a child six-day pass is CHF 183. Peak weeks over Christmas–New Year and the February holidays run roughly 5–10% higher.
All 211 km of pistes across Grindelwald–Wengen, Grindelwald–First and Mürren–Schilthorn, plus the trains and cable cars that link them, including from Lauterbrunnen up to both sides of the valley.
No. The final Eigergletscher–Jungfraujoch leg is always a separate supplement (CHF 63 in winter). The ski pass covers the ski areas and their lifts, not the Top of Europe excursion.
Yes, notably so. Children 6–15 pay about CHF 30–38 a day and under-6s ski free, a fraction of typical US child rates, which makes this one of the better big-mountain family deals anywhere.
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