Lucerne
Related Regions: Switzerland
Lift Ticket Prices for Ski Resorts in Lucerne
How much is a lift ticket at Lucerne ski resorts? Find prices for single day, half day and multi-day adult and child lift tickets at Lucerne ski areas wherever that information is available and provided by the mountain. Lucerne lift ticket prices are provided to OnTheSnow or sourced directly from the ski resorts, who are responsible for their accuracy. Lift ticket prices are often dynamic and subject to change. Reach out to the ski resort of interest or visit their website for the latest lift ticket pricing, deals and discounts or to purchase lift tickets or season passes.
Lucerne Resort Lift Tickets | Most Current Pricing
| Resort | Child Weekday | Adult Weekday | Child 6-day pass | Adult 6-day pass | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHF 22.00 | CHF 39.00 | CHF 105.00 | CHF 185.00 | ||
| CHF 26.00 | CHF 52.00 | CHF 120.00 | CHF 250.00 |
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