Pas de la Casa Lift Passes

Pas de la Casa is just one of six linked sectors which make up the vast Grandvalira ski area, offering 215km of excellent pistes under one convenient ski pass. The ski domain stretches from the border with France, right across the northeast of Andorra to the town of Encamp, which sits just outside the capital Andorra la Vella, and also includes the separate area of Arcalis.

The lift system in Grandvalira is modern and efficient, allowing you easy access across all six linked sectors, as well as Arcalis, with your Grandvalira lift pass. The passes have a tiny chip inside which makes them hands-free, allowing you to leave your ski pass in your pocket and get on with enjoying the mountain.

Grandvalira Lift Pass Prices - 2025/26

These are the official prices as published by Grandvalira. No responsibility is accepted for any errors, or if Grandvalira makes any changes.

If you're travelling as a family with teenagers, then the Grandvalira junior lift pass will save you money which is great news for your budget. Lift passes now include Pal-Arinsal and Arcalis.

Lift Pass Discounts (Concessions)

For those of you aged 65 to 69* years, there is a special discounted Grandvalira lift pass which is just €42.50 per day.
For those of you aged 70 to 74** years, there is a special discounted Grandvalira lift pass which is just €25 per day.
Better still, if you have children aged up to 5 years, or if you are 75*** years old or more, you can receive a free lift pass! All you need to do is show your child's passport or your passport if you are a senior, at one of the lift pass windows to take advantage of these great discounts. These concessionary lift passes are not pre-bookable as you are required to show proof of age (passport or alternative official ID) when purchasing to benefit from the discounts.

*Born between 1956 and 1960
**Born between 1955 and 1951
***Born in 1950 or earlier

Non-Consecutive Lift Passes

You can also pre-book non-consecutive lift passes which are great for those of you who would prefer to take a day off from skiing or snowboarding. There are three different types available to choose from:

'3 days from 5' (to be used within five days of the start date)
'5 days from 7' (to be used within seven days of the start date)
'7 days from 10' (to be used within 10 days of the start date)