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Hakuba Valley Lift Pass 2026/27: All-Mountain Day & Multi-Day Prices
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The short answer
The Hakuba Valley All-Mountain pass costs ¥11,100 a day for adults (13+) and ¥6,400 for children (6–12) in 2026/27. A three-day pass is ¥32,200 for adults. It covers ten resorts, from Happo-one and Hakuba 47 to Tsugaike and Cortina, and goes on sale around November.
Hakuba Valley All-Mountain pass prices
Official 2026/27 prices
Official 2026/27 prices; sales open around November through the Hakuba Valley webshop.
| Pass | Period | Adult | Child | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day | 2026/27 | ¥11,100 | ¥6,400 | source |
| 2 days | 2026/27 | ¥21,800 | ¥12,500 | source |
| 3 days | 2026/27 | ¥32,200 | ¥18,100 | source |
| 10 days | 2026/27 | ¥106,100 | ¥58,800 | source |
Age bands: Adults 13+; children 6–12.
What the pass covers
Ten resorts: Jigatake, Kashimayari, Sanosaka, Goryu, Hakuba 47, Happo-one, Iwatake, Tsugaike, Norikura and Cortina.
All-mountain pass or a single resort ticket?
The Hakuba Valley pass suits a trip where you will ski several resorts across the valley. If you will ski mostly from your base resort, compare that resort’s own ticket first: resorts in the valley are separate, not all linked by lifts.
When to buy
Hakuba Valley says the 2026/27 all-mountain pass goes on sale around November through its official webshop.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Hakuba Valley pass?
¥11,100 a day for adults and ¥6,400 for children in 2026/27.
Which resorts does the Hakuba Valley pass cover?
Ten resorts including Happo-one, Hakuba 47, Goryu, Iwatake, Tsugaike and Cortina.
Official sources
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