Baqueira Beret is the most expensive lift ticket in the Pyrenees, and if you are pricing a trip in the summer of 2026 you are working with two different sets of numbers — one confirmed, one not yet published. Knowing which is which is the difference between a budget that holds and one that slips by €20 a day. A single pass covers the whole 169 km ski area (all three sectors — Baqueira, Beret and Bonaigua — and all 36 lifts); for the rest of the trip budget, see what a Baqueira ski trip costs.
What is confirmed for 2026–27, and what isn't
We checked baqueira.es in August 2026. The resort is in summer operation and the 2026–27 day-pass tariff has not been published. What has been announced is the season pass, and its early-sale window is already running:
| BaqueiraPASS season pass | Until 1 Nov 2026 | From 2 Nov 2026 | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | €1,300 | €1,400 | €100 |
| Youth | €1,150 | €1,250 | €100 |
| Child | €775 | €850 | €75 |
That deadline is hard and it is the single biggest saving on this page. At the 2025–26 day rate, the adult early-sale pass pays for itself in 19 days on the mountain; buy it after 1 November and you need 20.
Anyone quoting you a 2026–27 day price right now is guessing. Treat the table below as the last confirmed rate, not as this winter's.
The last published day rates (2025–26)
Baqueira sets a fixed tariff per season rather than pricing by demand, so the rate never swings with how busy a given day looks. What changes the price is how you buy — the channel and the number of days:
- Adult day pass at the ticket window: €71.50 — the full counter rate. Buying on a rechargeable card instead (below) brings it down by about €4.
- BaqueiraPASS (online only): a personal, reloadable card carrying a permanent discount of about 5% off the window price — around €67.50 on the day rate. There's a small one-off card fee, so it pays back over a few days' skiing.
- Weekend rate: around €66.50 per day.
- Multi-day packs are where the real saving is — a five-day pack works out at just over €60 per day, and longer consecutive-day tickets fall further still.
- Beginners: the Beret debutant pass (green runs only) is about €25 adult, €16.50 child — worth knowing if you're learning and not using the whole mountain.
- Afternoon pass: skiing from 13:00 across all sectors, a cheaper option for a half-day or a late arrival.
- Children and seniors get reduced rates on the usual bands: under 6 ski free, roughly 40% off for ages 6–11 and 20% off for 12–17; seniors get about 15% off at 65–69 and ski free from 70. Confirm the exact ages and rates for the current season.
How fast the day pass has risen
Worth seeing before you assume next season holds at €71.50:
| Season | Adult day pass | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 2021–22 | €55.00 | — |
| 2024–25 | €69.00 | — |
| 2025–26 | €71.50 | +3.6% |
| 2026–27 | not yet published | — |
The 2025–26 rise was the smallest in five years, and it was the season the pass first broke €70. Four years took it up 30%. If you are budgeting 2026–27 blind, adding 3–5% to €71.50 is a more defensible planning figure than assuming it holds — but it is an estimate, and we've labelled it as one rather than putting it in a table as though it were fact.
Where the pass is valid
One pass covers the entire linked area — you can ski from the Baqueira base over to the Beret plateau and the Bonaigua sector without buying anything extra.
The cross-country circuit at Beret is free. It uses no lifts, so there's no ticket at all, and it stays skiable even after the resort closes for the season.
One thing the pass doesn't automatically include is ski accident insurance — it's sold as an optional add-on when you buy the ticket or top up the card. It's inexpensive and well worth taking, especially if you plan to venture off-piste, where a rescue can be costly.
How to save
- Buy the season pass before 1 November if you'll ski 19+ days — €100 off, and the deadline is fixed rather than a marketing countdown.
- Ski multi-day rather than single days — the biggest lever for everyone else.
- Avoid the peak weeks (Christmas/New Year, the February half-terms, Easter) if you can.
- Buy online on a BaqueiraPASS — a permanent 5% under the window price, and it skips the queue. Note the discount comes from the channel, not from booking early: there's no demand-based surge to beat.
- Bundle the pass with accommodation — many hotels sell packages.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Baqueira lift pass?
The last published adult day pass was €71.50, for the 2025–26 season; the 2026–27 day tariff had not been released as of August 2026. Weekends ran around €66.50 a day and multi-day packs just over €60 a day. Check baqueira.es for the current rate before booking.
How much is the Baqueira season pass for 2026–27?
The adult BaqueiraPASS is €1,300 if you buy before 1 November 2026, then €1,400. Youth is €1,150 rising to €1,250, and child is €775 rising to €850. It pays for itself at roughly 19 adult ski days, so it's the right call for anyone with a long season planned.
Does one pass cover all of Baqueira Beret?
Yes — a single pass covers all three linked sectors (Baqueira, Beret and Bonaigua) and all 36 lifts across the full 169 km area. The cross-country circuit at Beret needs no pass at all; it's free.
Can you buy the Baqueira lift pass online?
Yes, through the official resort site — and it's worth doing. The online BaqueiraPASS carries a permanent 5% discount off the ticket-window price and saves you queuing. The saving comes from the channel and from buying multiple days, not from booking early — Baqueira doesn't price by demand. Prices are reset each season, so check baqueira.es for the current rate.
Do children ski free at Baqueira?
Under-6s ski free, and there are big reductions for older children — roughly 40% off for ages 6–11 and 20% off for 12–17. Seniors get about 15% off from 65 and ski free from 70. Confirm the exact age bands for the current season when you book.
Is insurance included in the Baqueira lift pass?
No — ski accident insurance isn't included by default, but you can add it cheaply when you buy the pass or top up your card. It's strongly recommended, especially for anyone heading off-piste, where mountain rescue can be expensive.
