The after-school ski pass for the season 2026-2027 will have a final price of 183.73 eurosafter applying the subsidy of 114.68 euros from the Government, as announced by the Minister Spokesman of the Government of Andorra, Guillem Casalat the press conference after the council of ministers. A final figure, 12 euros higher than last campaign, when the season ticket price was 171.41 euros.
The executive has also approved this Wednesday the rates and grants for school, university and companion passes, with a global contribution of more than1.4 million euros.
The measure, approved at the proposal of the Minister of Institutional Relations, Education and Universities, Ladislau Baróis part of the collaboration agreement with theAssociation of Operators of Mechanical Ski Lifts for Winter Sports of Andorra (AERMEHA) and aims to facilitate access to skiing for children, young people and residents of the country.
As for the other subsidized passes, the university pass will cost 257.57 euroswith a help from 107.83 euros. In the case of companions, those under 65 will pay 244.85 eurosthose between 65 and 69 will pay 97.54 euros and those over 70 will have a final price of 78.60 euros. All season tickets have increased in price compared to last season.
On the other hand, the Government will continue to assume the entire cost of school skiingboth of the passes and of the monitoring hours, so that all the students of the country’s educational centers can participate in the program under equal conditions. The price of the daily school pass has been set at 13 euros per studentwhile the monitor hour will have a cost of 5.70 euros.
The agreement also maintains the figure of the specialist monitor for students with disabilities, with a fee of 57 euros per hour. This measure, introduced last year, seeks to guarantee the participation of children who need specific attention during skiing activities.
Ski passes can be purchased from 23 October 2026 to 4 April 2027 through the online platform of Grandvalira Resortsat the ticket offices enabled at the stations, at the stand in the shopping center Charlemagne Island and to which it will be installed this weekend at the Fair of Andorra la Vella.
University students and young people who meet the requirements must process the application through the e-Procedures portal. Resident students studying abroad must also be registered in the Government’s school register to access the corresponding grants.
