Frequently asked questions
Bambini
Do children ski for free?
Yes: children born 2019 to 2023 get a free ski pass with a paying adult companion, one child per adult. It applies to day and multi-day passes; season passes, Superdays, value cards and Superski Family are excluded. Additional children and youngsters born 2009 to 2018 pay the junior rate.
Skipass
Civetta or Dolomiti Superski pass: which one pays off?
The Civetta pass is valid on every lift of the area (Alleghe, Val di Zoldo with Palafavera, Selva di Cadore) and costs less than the Dolomiti Superski pass. If you ski here all week, choose Civetta; if you want to change valley almost every day, Dolomiti Superski; for one or two days elsewhere, the Civetta + Dolomiti Superski combined passes. The family calculator on this page gives the total for your dates.
How does the 5% online discount work?
Buy a day or multi-day pass on the Dolomiti Superski shop at least two days before the first day of validity and you get 5% off: to ski on Sunday, buy by Friday. If you already own a My Dolomiti Card and do not reuse it, the discount drops to 3%.
Can I buy the morning or afternoon pass online?
No: the morning pass (from lift opening to 13:00) and the afternoon pass (from 12:00 to closing) are sold only at the ticket offices.
My pass starts in season and ends in high season: what do I pay?
The calculator on this page uses the period of the first day of validity. For passes spanning two periods the price calculated by the Dolomiti Superski shop or by the ticket office applies.
Rimborsi
If I do not use my ski pass, is it refunded?
No. The ski pass is not refundable for any reason, including illness, bad weather and changed plans: check open lifts and slopes on the live page before buying. Anyone who bought single-valley passes in the 2022/23, 2023/24 or 2024/25 seasons can instead apply for the AGCM benefits (20% refund or 30% voucher) at dolomitisuperski.com/benefits.