Why buy ski passes online in Sierra Nevada?

The sooner you buy your ski pass, the cheaper it will be.
Remember that Sierra Nevada applies a variable map rate, something similar to what airlines use, the closer the ski start date, the more expensive the ski passes will be.
It's easy, safe and fast through our website.
You can buy various categories of ski passes and the quantity you need. Quick payment through Bizum or with a debit or credit card.
The prices are the same as you will see on the official website of the station, but the purchase process on our website is faster.
You avoid queues when purchasing and collecting at the station, as we collect the ski passes for you and deliver them to you by hand, PERSONALIZED DELIVERY in our store in Sierra Nevada.
Personalized cancellations and returns through our reservations department.

Ski Pass Categories

The Ski Passes in Sierra Nevada have different prices depending on the category.
These are:
CHILDREN, from 6 to 15 years old, both included.
ADULTS, from 16 to 64 years old, both included.
SENIORS, from 65 to 69 years old, both included.

On what dates can I ski?

The start of the ski season in Sierra Nevada is determined by the arrival of snow at the ski resort, which is usually at the end of November. The Immaculate Conception or Constitution Day, at the beginning of December, is usually the start date of the season. The end of April is the closing date of the Sierra Nevada ski resort.
The cheapest days to ski are the first days of December and the whole month of April. January and March are mid-season and the most expensive days to ski are February, Christmas week and Epiphany week, which are all high season.

Where do I pick up the Ski Pass?

DO NOT PICK UP AT TICKETS.
If you buy the ski passes with us, you have included the personalized delivery service in Sierra Nevada.
You have to pick them up at our store: Masski Sierra Nevada, Edif. Mont Blanc, local 20-21, next to the Mont Blanc Hotel.

Location, click here

Procedures for Modifications / Cancellations / No-Shows:

MODIFICATIONS: No reservation modifications will be confirmed once the 48-hour release deadline has passed.
CANCELLATIONS: Reservations may be cancelled without penalty up to 48 hours before the first requested service and/or the first day of skiing. Once the release deadline has passed, an administrative fee of €20 per cancelled ski pass will be charged.
NO-SHOW – FAILURE TO COLLECT SERVICES ON THE FIRST DAY: No refunds or credits will be issued. Failure to notify or cancel once the first day of the contracted service has begun results in no refund—partial or total—for the contracted service.
NON-OPENING: The client must request a refund (if applicable) for any contracted services or ski passes by emailing the purchase receipt (provided with the ski pass) and details regarding the resort closure dates and the specific services/passes involved to reservas@masski.com. This refund request due to resort non-opening should be submitted after the client has finished their stay, specifically on the final scheduled day of skiing.

Refunds for non-use of purchased ski passes:

In accordance with the General Conditions of Use for Sierra Nevada ski passes, interruptions, early closures, or limitations on the use of slopes or lifts due to technical, weather-related, or other reasons do not entitle the holder to compensation or reimbursement, except in cases expressly provided for in the applicable specific conditions detailed in the Ski Pass Conditions of Use.
In accordance with Article 9 of the Rules for the Use of Sierra Nevada Mechanical Lift Facilities, the closure of facilities or slopes during resort operations for safety reasons or other justified causes does not automatically entitle the holder to a refund of the ski pass or ticket price. NON-USE OF INDIVIDUAL LIFT PASS:
A refund for non-use—if applicable and authorized by Cetursa SN—will be calculated using an arithmetic mean, applying a rate of €10.00 per lift pass per unused day to cover ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS.
In cases of non-use affecting Fridays and/or Mondays (where the intended usage days included Saturday and Sunday), the service will be billed at the published retail price (PVP), with the resulting refund subject to a deduction of €10 per lift pass per unused day.
For "Family Formula" lift passes, if the number of days purchased drops from the minimum of 3 days to 2 days due to non-use, no refund will be issued, as the conditions required to qualify for this specific rate are no longer met.
The deadline to request any refund for non-use is May 10, 2027.

How do I request a refund for my lift pass?

Customers must request a refund—where applicable—for any contracted services or lift passes by emailing the purchase receipt (provided at the time of pickup) to reservas@masski.com. The email must specify the days the resort was closed and list the services and lift passes for which the refund is requested. Refund requests due to resort closure should be submitted after the customer has completed their stay (i.e., after their final day of skiing).
The deadline to resolve any issues regarding refund requests is May 10, 2027, and the deadline for Cetursa to respond to them is June 10, 2027. These deadlines account for potential complications or delays, though operational requirements may necessitate a longer processing period.

Lift pass prices in Sierra Nevada:

Lift pass prices in Sierra Nevada are not fixed; the resort uses a dynamic pricing system. Prices vary based on demand for the specific day you plan to ski. Lift pass prices at Sierra Nevada range from €39 for the *Benjamín* category (ages 6 to 15) and €41 for the Senior category (over 65) to €50 for adults (ages 16 to 64).
In addition to these, there are discounted pass categories known as *Benjamín* (up to age 5) and Senior Plus (over age 70), with prices starting at €10.