SnowitPass is Snowit’s Pay Per Use subscription. It allows you to access the ski lifts at participating resorts without having to purchase a ski pass in advance each time.
How does Pay Per Use work?
Once you have activated SnowitPass and linked it to your SnowitCard, you can go directly to the gates at participating ski resorts.
The system records the time you spend on the slopes and automatically calculates the most convenient rate available in the resort’s SnowitPass price list.
This means that:
- you do not need to purchase a ski pass before each ski day;
- you can access participating ski resorts directly using your SnowitCard;
- you are automatically charged the applicable rate based on your actual usage.
Rates may vary depending on the resort, the duration of your ski session, the period and the skier’s age category.
[View the SnowitPass price lists]
Where can I use SnowitPass?
Not all ski resorts available on Snowit participate in the SnowitPass subscription.
SnowitPass can only be used at ski resorts that are part of the service.
Before heading to the slopes, always check that your chosen resort is included and view its price list:
[Discover the ski resorts participating in SnowitPass]
How much does SnowitPass cost?
SnowitPass activation costs €15 per skier and is valid for the current ski season, from 1 November until 1 November of the following year.
The price may vary depending on current promotions or special offers.
What is the SnowitCard?
The SnowitCard is the physical card onto which SnowitPass is loaded. It allows you to access the ski lift gates.
Each subscription is personal and must be linked to the SnowitCard of the skier who will use it.
If you do not already have a SnowitCard, you can request one when activating your subscription and choose from the available delivery or collection options.
Please note: if SnowitPass is active on a SnowitCard, you cannot load prepaid ski passes onto the same card while the Pay Per Use service remains active.
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