Morzine Summer Lift Pass 2026

Children under 5 can receive a free lift pass on presentation of proof of age. The hands-free card is still required and costs €3.

Yes. Children aged 5–15 qualify for reduced Portes du Soleil MTB lift pass rates. For example, a 6-day pass through Atlas Ride Co is €145 including the hands-free card, compared with €195 for an adult.

Yes. If you've already booked your Morzine accommodation with Atlas Ride Co, contact us to add the appropriate Portes du Soleil MTB lift pass to your booking.

Yes. A 1-day Portes du Soleil MTB pass is available. For Summer 2026 the official online adult price is €39, with the ticket-office price at €41. The €3 hands-free card is additional.

There is a 5-hour Portes du Soleil MTB pass rather than a conventional morning or afternoon half-day pass. For Summer 2026, the adult online price is €35 and the ticket-office price is €37, excluding the €3 hands-free card.

Yes. Passes can be purchased at the resort ticket offices, but the ticket-office rates are generally higher than buying online or through Atlas Ride Co. Atlas guests can arrange their pass through us and have it issued at their accommodation.

Yes, compatible hands-free cards can normally be reloaded rather than purchasing another card. If you already have one from a previous Morzine or Portes du Soleil trip, bring it with you.

Yes. The full Portes du Soleil MTB pass covers the participating Châtel bike lifts as well as Morzine, Avoriaz, Les Gets and other areas in the network. When the inter-resort connections are operating, it is possible to ride from Morzine towards Châtel using the lift network.

Yes. Morzine has an extended 2026 season, with Pleney, Super Morzine and several key French-side lifts confirmed to operate until 13 September. Some Swiss and cross-border connections close earlier, so the amount of the full Portes du Soleil network available depends on your dates.

Yes. The full Portes du Soleil MTB pass extends across the French-Swiss border and covers participating lifts in Swiss riding areas including Morgins, Champéry and Les Crosets when those lifts and connections are operating.

Yes. The full Portes du Soleil MTB lift pass covers participating lifts in both Morzine and Les Gets, allowing you to move between the two riding areas without purchasing another pass.

No. Individual resorts and lifts operate different summer schedules. In 2026, Pleney and Super Morzine are confirmed from 12 June to 13 September, while some cross-border connections operate for shorter periods. Check our dedicated Morzine summer MTB lift opening dates page before travelling, particularly in June or September.

Yes. Portes du Soleil MTB lift passes are loaded onto a hands-free card which is detected automatically at the lift gates. The card costs €3 and can be kept and reused, so don't throw it away at the end of your holiday.

Yes. Riders aged 65 and over qualify for the reduced senior rate. For example, the Atlas Ride Co guest price for a 6-day Portes du Soleil MTB pass is €176 including the hands-free card.

Yes. The Atlas guest prices shown on this page already include the €3 hands-free card. Official online and ticket-office prices shown in our comparison table do not include the additional €3 card charge.

No. The summer Multi Pass and the MTB lift pass are different products. If you're taking a mountain bike onto the lift system for lift-assisted riding, you need the appropriate MTB lift pass.

The 2026 Atlas Ride Co guest price for a 6-day Portes du Soleil MTB lift pass is €195 for adults aged 26–64, €145 for children aged 5–15 and €176 for riders aged 16–25 or 65+. All Atlas prices include the €3 hands-free card.

The official online adult price for a 7-day Portes du Soleil MTB pass is €232 plus the €3 hands-free card. Atlas Ride Co guests currently pay €228 including the card. Ticket-office purchase is €244 plus the card.

The 2026 Atlas Ride Co guest price for a child aged 5–15 is €145 for six days including the €3 hands-free card. The official online price is €149 before adding the card.

For Summer 2026, an adult 6-day Portes du Soleil MTB lift pass costs €199 when purchased at the official online rate, excluding the mandatory €3 hands-free card. Atlas Ride Co guests can purchase the equivalent 6-day pass for €195 including the card.

It depends on how you plan to ride. If you expect to ride the lifts every day, the 6-day pass is normally the better choice. If you specifically want one or more days away from the lifts, the 5-day non-consecutive pass gives you greater flexibility.

For several of the most popular multi-day passes, yes. For example, an adult 6-day pass is €195 through Atlas including the hands-free card. The official online price is €199 plus the €3 card, while buying at the ticket office costs €209 plus the card.

Yes. Riders aged 16–25 qualify for a reduced Portes du Soleil rate. Through Atlas Ride Co, a 6-day pass for Summer 2026 costs €176 including the €3 hands-free card.

For most riders, yes. Buying in advance avoids paying the higher ticket-office rate and means you can get riding more quickly on your first morning. Atlas Ride Co guests can arrange their pass through us at our preferential guest rates, with the hands-free card included.

Lift operation is subject to weather and operational conditions. Strong winds, storms or maintenance can occasionally cause individual lifts to close temporarily. If flexibility is particularly important to you, a non-consecutive pass may be worth considering.

The 5-day non-consecutive pass gives you five lift-access days without requiring you to use them on five consecutive days. It is a useful choice if you want to include a rest day, bad-weather day, pedal day or another activity during your Morzine holiday.

For a typical week-long mountain bike holiday, we recommend the 6-day Portes du Soleil MTB pass. It gives you six full riding days while leaving your arrival and departure days free for travelling, building bikes or packing. It also gives you the freedom to explore the wider Portes du Soleil rather than restricting your riding to Morzine.

If you're staying with Atlas Ride Co, we can issue your Portes du Soleil MTB lift pass at your accommodation when you arrive. This means you can avoid visiting the ticket office before your first day's riding.