Grandvalira Resorts heads into autumn with 2026-27 season passes already locked in
The Andorra Pass and Nord Pass are past their Early Booking window, and reference prices are higher for anyone who waited until September
On 1 April, Grandvalira Resorts opened sales of the Andorra Pass and Nord Pass season passes for winter 2026-27 through its Early Booking period, capped at 3,000 units and available online only via the app and the three resorts' websites.
During that window, Andorran residents renewing their pass could get the Andorra Pass for €452.20, while new customers paid €476. For non-residents, the Andorra Pass was listed at €885, with a 5% renewal discount bringing it down to €840.75.
The Nord Pass, focused on the north of the country, launched at €285 for returning residents and €300 for residents buying for the first time. For non-residents, prices were €634.60 on renewal and €668 for new customers.
When Early Booking closed on 30 June, the Nord Pass moved from €300 to €329 for residents and from €668 to €788 for non-residents. In practical terms, buying early saved €29 for residents and €120 for non-residents.
Why it matters For many skiers in Andorra, the season pass is the biggest financial call of the winter. The gap between buying in April and buying later is not trivial, and the Early Booking unit cap means the window can close sooner than the calendar suggests.
Grandvalira Resorts passes open up as much as 308 km of pistes in Andorra across three areas with distinct characters: Grandvalira as the large domain, Pal Arinsal with its family focus and more than 63 km of pistes, and Ordino Arcalís as the freeride reference.
What's next Last season shows the scale of the operation: Grandvalira Resorts invested €39 million for winter 2025-26, up 86% year on year, split into €32.1 million at Grandvalira, €4 million at Ordino Arcalís and €2.9 million at Pal Arinsal. Around €11 million went into snowmaking and snow production.
At Pal Arinsal, that translated into the best season since joining Grandvalira Resorts in 2022-23, with 460,788 skier days sold.
Opening dates for 2026-27 have yet to be confirmed officially. For reference, the 2025-26 season at Grandvalira ran from 5 December to 6 April, with lifts operating from 9:00 to 17:00.