Prices & insurance - Jura sur Léman

PASS PRICES – WINTER 2026 /2027

Please bring your ski pass (skicard); cards starting with the numbers “01-1614…” are valid. A reusable ski pass is required and is sold for €3 at retail location

	FIRST EXPERIENCE PASS, THE SO-CALLED ‘Beginners’ ski lifts
Full-day	17.00 €

Suitable for all (From 5 years old)

	SERRA pass		jura sur lÉman PASS
	Children / Seniors	Adults	Children / Seniors	Adults
4 hours	24.50 €	32.50 €	28.00 €	37.50 €
Full-day	26.50 €	34.50 €	30.50 €	40.50 €

	Jura Sur Léman PASS
	Children / Seniors	Adults
2 days	60.00 €	77.50 €
3 days	88.00 €	114.00 €
4 days	116.50 €	151.00 €
5 days	137.50 €	178.00 €
6 days	157.50 €	204.50 €
7 days	171.00 €	222.00 €
Season 2026/2027 (From 09/10 to 19/10/2026)	211.00 €	–
Season 2026/2027 (From 09/10 to 19/10/2026)	313.00 €	417.00 €
Season 2026/2027 (From 20/10/2026)	417.00 €	555.00 €

Points of sale :
– At the foot of the slopes : points of sale at Dappes, Jouvencelles, Balancier and Serra.
– At the Tourist Offices : Les Rousses, Bois d’Amont, Lamoura and Prémanon (Espace des Mondes Polaires museum).

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HANDY TIP

4-hour pass, day pass, multi-day pass or Family Pass: compare the different options to choose the one that best suits your day out and your budget. Once on the slopes, keep your pass and its receipt in a designated pocket: they contain useful information, including the emergency number.

GOOD DEALS

Mini price, maxi ski during the low season (from March 9 to 22, 2026): 20% off on multi-day “All Massifs” passes (from 2 days) excluding the “First experience Pass.” Only on the website.
Student : 10% off on presentation of a student card.
Tribu Pass for “Jura sur Léman” : -10% off “holiday” pass for all mountains (from 6 days onwards), for 4 people or more paying, and minimum one adult and one child under the age of 16. One single payment. Cannot be used in conjunction with other deals.

GROUPS SERVICE (FROM 15 peOPLE)

Package Rates – People with Disabilities

In addition to ski lift access points adapted for people with disabilities, ski pass rates are discounted.

People with disabilities and their companions receive a 50% discount on the price of 4-hour, full-day, or multi-day ski passes. The discount is granted upon presentation at the point of sale of a valid Orange Disability Card (with a disability rating of 80% or higher) or a valid Mobility Inclusion Card (with a disability designation) (CMI Parking and CMI Priority cards are not accepted) or a disability certificate issued abroad stating the need for an attendant. The same rate applies to the companion.
The companion must be listed on the card (with the notation “Needs Assistance” or “Needs Assistance—Blindness”), and the ski passes must be of the same duration and purchased simultaneously in a single transaction. These ski passes can only be purchased at retail locations.

AGE RANGES
“Bambins”*	Children under 5
Children	Children aged 5 to 15
Adults	From 16 to 70 years old
Seniors	From 71 years old

* Pass free-of-charge. You will be asked to provide a photocopy of your proof of identity.

PEDESTRIAN CHAIRLIFT	Single trip – Return
Dappes/Dôle : Dôle Summit	10.00 €
Jouvenceaux : Sommet des Tuffes (on-site dining)	10.00 €

Pedestrians : good shoes and poles are recommended. Access to the summits only, there is no marked snowshoe route from the summits.

INSURANCE COVER

ASSUR’NEIGE insurance policy covers: search and rescue cost in the ski area, medical expenses for any urgent care required at the resort, repatriation and refund of ski lift passes. The “season” insurance also covers lost or stolen passes (bought more than 3 days prior). Guarantees apply depending on the duration of the pass.

Assur’Neige Day	3.10 €
Assur’Neige Season	39.00 €

SAEM SOGESTAR, operating manager of the Alpine and Nordic ski areas at Les Rousses Resort, is registered with Orias (www.orias.fr) as Insurance Intermediary under the number 20000993 and subject to inspection from the ACPR (French Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority) 4, Place de Budapest – CS 92459 – 75436 Paris Cedex 09.

Handy Tip : The 3 steps of a good Samaritan

Before putting on your skis, check that your equipment is properly adjusted.

Make sure you have insurance covering rescue costs in both France and Switzerland; rescue operations are charged for, and costs are often higher in Switzerland.

Throughout the day, remember to take regular breaks and stay well hydrated so you can enjoy your day out to the full with complete peace of mind.