I prezzi per gli skipass di Dolomiti Superski

Dolomiti Superski has unveiled the pricing for skipasses for the upcoming 2026/2027 winter season. The daily rates remain largely consistent with last year, with only a modest increase of a few euros. During peak season, the daily rate for an adult is 89 euros, up from 86 euros last season. The seasonal skipass is priced at 990 euros, while the 6-day skipass for adults during peak season is priced at 453 euros.

Dolomiti Superski Family, valid throughout the Dolomiti Superski circuit for the entire winter season, allowing shared ski days among family members via their individual "My Dolomiti Card," is priced at 43 euros per day. Andy Varallo, president of Dolomiti Superski, explained that the tariff adjustments account for inflation trends and primary cost factors such as energy, raw materials, services, and infrastructure maintenance.

He noted that in an energy-intensive industry, energy price volatility remains a significant concern. The 2026/27 season offers a wide range of options to cater to different skiing preferences, with an exciting new addition being the online purchase of Dolomiti Superski Family. Over the summer, ski operators invested approximately 100 million euros in renovating and enhancing existing ski areas, new trails and connections, and upgraded snowmaking systems.

Some of the notable additions include the new 10-passenger gondola Kronplatz 1+2 with an intermediate station in Plan de Corones, the 8-passenger automatic chair "Dolomiti" in Valdaora, and the 8-passenger cabin "Ruis" in San Vigilio di Marebbe. The 10-passenger cabin "Helmissimo" will open in Versciaco, replacing an old funicular to Col Valvacin in Buffaure, and a new 8-passenger automatic chair "Obereggen" will debut.

In the Alpe di Siusi area, including San Martino di Castrozza, Gitschberg, and Val di Zoldo, new gondolas "Steger-Dellai," "Scandola," and "Gitsch" will be introduced, along with the renewal of the "Pecol-Pian del Crep" gondola. In Alta Badia and Val di Fiemme/Obereggen, obsolete funiculars will be replaced with modern and efficient equipment.

In Plan de Corones, new trails "Lumen" and "Dolomiti" and the skiweg "Weiden" will debut, along with additional adaptation works on existing trails. Alta Badia and San Martino di Castrozza will see the introduction of the 5c slope in Arlara, the "Larici" trail at Alpe Tognola, the new "Dolomia Funslope," and a comprehensive overhaul of the San Martino Snowpark.

A multi-year project to connect San Martino di Castrozza and Passo Rolle will see the construction of new connecting gondolas. The major snowmaking projects include new water collection basins in Selva di Val Gardena, San Candido, and Pampeago, as well as the renovation of snowmaking systems at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Alta Badia, Buffaure, Bellamonte, Passo Oclini, San Pellegrino, Alpe Lusia, Civetta, and other locations.

Energy-related projects involve installing new solar panel systems at various lift stations in Alta Badia, and expanding an existing solar panel installation at Plan de Corones. General renovations and modernizations are ongoing in Val di Fassa/Carezza, Arabba/Marmolada, Alpe Cermis, and Predazzo. At Passo San Pellegrino, the finish area of the LaVolatA slope will be expanded for upcoming women's alpine skiing World Cup races, and a new restaurant-bar will be built at the Col Margherita station.