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La Plagne lift pass sale 2026 / 2027: Deals dates & prices
La Plagne lift pass sale now live
The latest La Plagne lift pass sale is now live, with discounts of up to 40% on selected La Plagne and Paradiski ski passes for winter 2026/27.
But before you see “up to 40% off” and immediately reach for your bank card, there are a couple of things worth knowing.
Not every ski week gets the same discount.
Not every lift pass is included.
And if you're travelling as a family, the sale price needs to be compared with the normal Family Pack price to see which is actually cheaper.
I've gone through the offer and done the calculations below so you can quickly work out whether the sale is worth using for your ski holiday.
QUICK SALE SUMMARY
Sale starts: 3 September 2026
Sale ends: 9 September 2026
Maximum advertised discount: Up to 40%
Ski areas included: La Plagne + Paradiski
Pass durations included: 6–8 consecutive days
Availability: Limited quantities at each price tier
Once the cheapest allocation for a particular week sells out, the price automatically moves up to the next tier. So the best discounts may disappear before 9 September. And my calculations here may become out of date as the sales moves on.
Sale bookings are non-cancellable, non-modifiable and non-refundable, so double-check your dates and everyone travelling before you confirm.
So where are the biggest savings?
The headline 40% discount is mainly hiding in the Paradiski prices.
For a standard 6-day adult pass:
- 3 April 2027: Paradiski drops from €412 to €247.50: a saving of €164.50, or approximately 39.9%
- 10 April 2027: exactly the same: €247.50, saving €164.50
- 17 April 2027: Paradiski is €252, saving €160 against the normal €412 tariff, or around 38.8%
By comparison, the La Plagne pass on 3 and 10 April is €259, so on those two weeks Paradiski is actually €11.50 cheaper than La Plagne.
That means you can access the much larger Paradiski area for less money than the La Plagne-only pass.
Definitely one of the standout deals in this sale.
There are several weeks where Paradiski is the better buy
This was probably the biggest surprise when I compared the two tables.
There are several dates where the sale price for Paradiski is effectively the same as, or lower than, La Plagne:
- 12 December: Paradiski €263 vs La Plagne €267.50 — Paradiski is €4.50 cheaper
- 2, 9 and 16 January: Paradiski €350.50 vs La Plagne €351 — virtually identical, with Paradiski 50 cents cheaper
- 23 and 30 January: Paradiski €371 vs La Plagne €370 — just €1 extra for the full Paradiski area
- 13 and 20 March: Paradiski €330 vs La Plagne €333 — Paradiski is €3 cheaper
- 27 March: Paradiski €309 vs La Plagne €314.50 — Paradiski is €5.50 cheaper
- 3 and 10 April: Paradiski €247.50 vs La Plagne €259 — Paradiski is €11.50 cheaper
- 17 April: both passes are €252.
So even if you were planning to buy a La Plagne pass, always check the Paradiski price before you book during this sale.
Normally, a 6-day Paradiski adult pass costs €412 compared with €370 for La Plagne, an extra €42 per adult.
During this promotion, there are weeks where that €42 upgrade has effectively disappeared completely.
Where are the weaker deals?
At the other end of the scale, don't assume every week is getting a big reduction.
For La Plagne:
- Christmas week is only around 5% off
- New Year has no discount
- The February dates in the sale table have no La Plagne discount
- Early January is only around 5% off
- Discounts become much more interesting from mid-March onwards.
Paradiski generally performs better outside the peak weeks, but New Year and the February dates still show no discountin the current 6-day adult pricing.
So the takeaway is simple:
Don't buy because the advert says “up to 40% off”.
Check your actual week.
Check both La Plagne and Paradiski.
And if you're travelling as a family, compare the sale total with the Family Pack price before deciding which is genuinely cheapest.
TL:DR – if you want to head straight to the sale
The latest La Plagne lift pass sale is live now, with discounts on selected La Plagne and Paradiski passes.
If you just want to skip the breakdown and check your dates and prices directly:
If you want to know which weeks have the best discounts, whether the sale beats the Family Pack, and which pass makes most sense for your family, keep reading below.
La Plagne lift pass sale 2026/27: which weeks are discounted?
This is the important bit.
The headline discount doesn't apply to every date.
Here are the discounts I've found for winter 2026/27 – this was captured at the start of the sale window, so as the higher discount passes are purchased, the sale rate may reduce. Based on the afore mentionned likmited availability on weeks and discounts.
La Plagne sale prices
Jen's quick take
If you're skiing La Plagne this winter, these are the dates I'd pay particular attention to: December pre-Christmas, January, March and April outside of Easter.
For the weeks closest to the peak weeks, the saving is smaller, so I'd compare the promotional price carefully with the normal tariff and any Family Pack that might apply to your group.
And for Christmas, New Year, and February half term, there is no current discount on offer.
Too much text? Try this video
Want a quick 90-second rundown of what all these numbers mean? Check out my YouTube video here for the highlights and the quick facts broken down for you.
Which are the best La Plagne lift pass deals?
If you don't want to work your way through every single date, these are the deals that stand out to me.
I WILL UPDATE THIS SECTION ON THE 3RD SEPTEMBER WHEN THE SALE IS LIVE.
🥇 Best La Plagne deal
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Normal price: €[X]
Sale price: €[X]
Saving: €[X] / [X]%
My take: [1–2 natural sentences explaining why it is particularly strong.]
🥈 Best Paradiski deal
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Normal price: €[X]
Sale price: €[X]
Saving: €[X] / [X]%
My take: [1–2 sentences.]
👨👩👧👦 Best deal for families
[DATE / PASS]
Normal Family Pack: €[X]
Sale price: €[X]
Actual saving compared with the Family Pack: €[X]
This is the number I'd concentrate on if you're travelling as a family.
The headline percentage sounds exciting, but what matters is whether the sale beats the price you would genuinely have paid without it.
Is the La Plagne lift pass sale actually worth it?
Sometimes, absolutely.
But don't judge a ski pass sale purely by the biggest percentage printed on the advert.
There are three things I'd compare:
- Is your actual ski week discounted?
- Is the ski area you need discounted – La Plagne or Paradiski?
- Does the sale price beat any Family or Tribu discount you would normally qualify for?
If the answer to all three is yes, you've probably found a genuinely useful saving.
If the answer is no, don't change your holiday plans or buy a bigger lift pass purely because it happens to have a larger percentage discount.
The aim is still to buy the lift pass that suits the holiday you're actually going to have.
Family Pack vs La Plagne lift pass sale
This is particularly important for families.
La Plagne has a normal Family Pack discount of €25 per person when the qualifying conditions are met.
The current Family Pack applies when four or more passes are purchased together, including two people aged 13–74 and at least two people aged 5–17. Everyone needs the same ski area and duration, for six to eight consecutive days, and the passes are purchased in one transaction.
Sale pricing cannot be combined with the Family Pack discount.
So when a sale goes live, don't simply assume one option or the other will be cheaper.
Compare them.
A really useful example for families with teenagers
Take a family with:
- 2 adults
- 1 teenager aged 14
- 1 teenager aged 17
For normal individual lift-pass pricing, both teenagers sit in the adult tariff category.
For a six-day La Plagne pass at the 2026/27 standard rate:
4 individual adult passes:
€370 × 4 = €1,480
But both teenagers are under 18, so the family can qualify for the Family Pack.
The Family Pack saves €25 per person:
Normal Family Pack total: €1,380
So before any sale exists, this family already saves €100.
Now compare that with the current sale pirces above.
That final number is the one I'd use to decide whether the promotion is genuinely good value for your family.
What about families with younger children?
The calculation changes again if your children are aged 5–12 because they already qualify for the normal child tariff.
For example, using the standard 2026/27 six-day La Plagne prices:
2 adults at €370 = €740
2 children at €296 = €592
Normal individual total = €1,332
The Family Pack reduces this by €25 per person:
Normal Family Pack total = €1,232
When a sale is live, compare the promotional total against €1,232, not simply against €1,332.
Can I combine the lift pass sale with a Family or Tribu Pass?
No.
The promotional lift-pass price cannot be combined with the normal Family Pack or Tribu Pass discounts.
That is why I recommend doing the calculation rather than assuming that either the promotional price or Family Pack will automatically be cheapest.
For reference:
- Family Pack: €25 discount per person for qualifying groups.
- Tribu Pack: €10 discount per pass when three or more qualifying six-to-eight-day passes for the same area and duration are bought together.
You can read my complete explanation of both options in my La Plagne Lift Pass Guide.
La Plagne or Paradiski: which sale pass should you buy?
Don't automatically buy Paradiski just because its promotional discount is bigger.
These are two different ski areas.
La Plagne lift pass
A La Plagne pass gives you access to the La Plagne ski area, with around 225km of pistes.
For many families spending a week's holiday here, that is already more than enough skiing.
It can make particular sense if:
- your children are in ski school
- you have younger children
- your group has mixed abilities
- you enjoy shorter or more relaxed ski days
- you aren't specifically planning to ski in Les Arcs
Paradiski lift pass
Paradiski gives you access to La Plagne plus Les Arcs and Peisey-Vallandry via the Vanoise Express, creating around 425km of skiing.
It makes more sense if you know your family wants to explore the wider ski area and you're likely to make proper use of that access.
A bigger ski area isn't automatically a better-value lift pass. If you're confused about which one is right for your family, I've explained the decision in much more detail in this YouTube video.
Should I wait for a La Plagne lift pass sale before buying?
I wouldn't build an entire ski holiday strategy around the possibility of a sale.
La Plagne does run occasional lift-pass promotions, but they aren't necessarily available for every ski week or every type of pass.
The strongest offers also tend to be aimed at selected dates rather than providing one blanket discount across the whole winter.
My approach is:
If your holiday is already booked and a confirmed sale is only a few days away, it can be sensible to wait and compare.
But I wouldn't delay indefinitely hoping that a promotion might appear.
And I certainly wouldn't change from the lift pass you actually need simply because another option has a bigger percentage discount.
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Do I need to buy my La Plagne lift passes in advance?
No. In most cases, there is absolutely no need to rush.
If there isn't a live sale or special promotion, La Plagne lift passes cost the same online as they do in resort at the lift-pass kiosks.
So buying months in advance doesn't normally save you any money.
The main reason to buy early is simply organisation.
For example, your accommodation provider might offer to arrange your lift passes in advance and have them waiting for you when you arrive.
That's absolutely fine if it makes your arrival easier.
Likewise, you might prefer to buy in advance because you don't want to queue at a lift-pass office on your first morning.
Again, completely reasonable.
BUT don't feel pressured into buying early because you're worried the normal tariff is going to suddenly increase or that you'll somehow miss out.
Outside of a specific promotion, there's generally no financial advantage to buying the standard pass months ahead.
How can I avoid the lift-pass queues?
If your main concern is avoiding the ticket office on your first ski morning, you've got a few options.
1 Get your lift passes posted to you
When ordering online, you can choose to have your passes sent to you before your holiday.
And yes, sale passes have this option.
This is available up to around 10 days before your ski date, so you can arrive in La Plagne with your passes already in your pocket.
No ticket-office stop required.
2 Recharge an old lift pass
If you've already got a compatible La Plagne lift-pass card from a previous trip, keep it.
And again, yes passes bought in the sale can do this.
You can use the reference number printed on the card to load your new pass onto it online.
Then, on the first morning of your holiday, just head straight to the lifts.
Your new pass should activate automatically when you use it.
Very easy.
3 Have your accommodation provider arrange them
Some accommodation providers offer to organise lift passes for guests and have them waiting at the property.
Again, there's nothing wrong with doing this if it's convenient.
Just remember that convenience and discount aren't the same thing.
Passes bought via your accommodation provider wont be offered at the sale price. So you will be paying more.
If there isn't a sale running, you're generally paying the same standard tariff whether you organise them in advance or buy them when you arrive.
When would I buy early?
There is one obvious exception when there is a genuine lift-pass sale.
If your dates are included in a promotion and the sale price is lower than the normal tariff or the Family Pack price you would otherwise pay, that's when buying early can make financial sense.
Outside of that?
There's no need to panic.
Buy early if being organised makes your holiday easier.
But don't buy early just because you think you have to.
How do La Plagne lift pass sales work?
La Plagne's promotional prices can vary according to:
- ski dates
- La Plagne or Paradiski area
- pass duration
- availability
- the particular promotion being run
In some sales, the best promotional prices may only be available in limited quantities.
This can mean the discount for a particular ski date becomes smaller as the cheapest allocation sells.
For example, a date might initially appear at a larger discount and then move to a smaller discount once the cheapest allocation has sold.
Always check the live price before purchasing.
I update this page whenever I receive confirmed information about a current sale.
Are La Plagne sale prices limited?
For the current sale, there is limited availability, although we don't have inside eyes on what this is.
If a specific quantity has not been published, I won't invent one.
What matters is that the promotional price you see today may not necessarily remain available throughout the promotion.
If your holiday is booked, your dates are included and you've checked that the sale price is genuinely good value for your family, I wouldn't assume the cheapest price will remain indefinitely.
Are La Plagne season passes included in lift pass sales?
Usually, no.
La Plagne lift-pass sales are generally focused on short-stay holiday passes rather than full-season products.
Season passes are not normally discounted as part of these flash promotions, so if you're planning to ski regularly throughout the winter, I wouldn't wait for one of the main lift-pass sales expecting a cheaper season-pass price to appear.
That includes the standard La Plagne and Paradiski season passes, as well as the more flexible part-time season products.
If you're considering a season pass, the better question is usually:
How many days do I realistically expect to ski this winter?
Once you're skiing often enough, a season or flexible season pass can make more sense than repeatedly buying normal holiday passes — even without a promotional discount.
You can read more about the different season-pass options in my full La Plagne lift-pass guide.
Are Christmas, New Year, February half term and Easter included in La Plagne lift pass sales?
Christmas, New Year and February half term are not weeks I would expect to see discounted in La Plagne lift-pass sales.
These are consistently some of the busiest weeks of the ski season, so they are typically excluded from promotional pricing.
Easter can be different.
We do sometimes see Easter dates included in later-season promotions, particularly as the winter progresses.
La Plagne also often runs a second lift-pass sale later in the season, usually using a similar sliding-scale structure where the strongest discounts are available on selected dates and in limited quantities.
The exact offers can vary from year to year and are often influenced by things like:
- how bookings are looking for particular weeks
- remaining lift-pass availability
- snow conditions
- how much of the season is left
So if you're travelling at Christmas, New Year or February half term, I would plan around the normal lift-pass tariff rather than waiting for a discount.
If you're travelling around Easter, there is more chance of a later offer appearing — but I still wouldn't rely on one until it is officially announced.
Current promotion
Christmas: Not discounted
New Year: Not discounted
February half term: Not discounted
Easter: TBC
I’ll update this page whenever a new La Plagne lift-pass promotion is announced, so you can see exactly which weeks are included and what the real savings are.
What about La Plagne opening and closing-week lift pass discounts?
La Plagne often has specific reduced pricing at the very start and end of the ski season.
For winter 2026/27, La Plagne passes are already reduced by 15% during: 12–18 December 2026 and 18–24 April 2027
For example, the normal six-day La Plagne adult pass of €370 becomes €314.50
And the normal child price of €296 becomes €252
These are existing seasonal tariff reductions rather than automatically being part of a separate lift-pass promotion.
How to buy the La Plagne lift pass sale
If you've checked the dates and prices above and you're ready to buy, you can book directly through the official La Plagne lift-pass website.
That takes you away from That's La Plagne and onto the official lift-pass booking system.
I'd recommend having the ages of everyone travelling and your exact skiing dates ready before you start.
Not sure which lift pass you need?
If you've got to this point and you're still thinking:
“Jen, I understand the sale, but I still don't know whether we need La Plagne or Paradiski…”
I've got you.
My complete La Plagne lift-pass guide explains:
- La Plagne vs Paradiski
- child and adult age categories
- Family Packs
- Tribu Packs
- pass durations
- beginner passes
- pedestrian passes
- season passes
- Ski à la Carte
Or watch my video: La Plagne Lift Passes 2026/27 – La Plagne vs Paradiski Explained
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La Plagne lift pass sale FAQs
Is there a La Plagne lift pass sale for winter 2026/27?
Yes. The current La Plagne lift-pass promotion launched on 3 September 2026, with discounts of up to 40% on selected La Plagne and Paradiski passes.
Are all La Plagne lift passes 40% off?
No.
The promotion offers discounts of up to 40% on selected passes.
The exact discount depends on the ski dates and pass included in the promotion.
Is Paradiski included in the La Plagne ski pass sale?
Yes. The current promotion includes selected La Plagne and Paradiski lift passes.
Can I use a Family Pack discount with a sale price?
No. Promotional pricing cannot be combined with the Family Pack discount.
Compare the sale total against the normal Family Pack price to see which is cheaper for your family.
Can I combine the Tribu discount with the sale?
No. The promotional price and Tribu discount cannot be combined.
Will there be another La Plagne lift-pass sale?
There may be other promotions, but I wouldn't assume another sale will appear for your particular ski dates.
I keep this page updated whenever a new La Plagne lift-pass offer is announced.
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