Specialists in Hakuba Ski Holidays
Hakuba Ski Lift Passes
Hakuba Valley pass or buy individual resort pass?
Cost
wise
the
price
is
similar
-
if
you
are
going
to
the
same
resort
for
the
whole
time,
then
best
to
get
at
that
resort
on
your
first
day
of
riding.
Otherwise
the
Valley
pass
is
better
for
the reasons below:
Hakuba Valley Lift Pass
•
No need to wait in a ticket window queue- just jump
straight on the lift!*
•
No limit as to how many resorts you go to on the same
day
•
Free unlimited use of Hakuba Valley bus system on days
you ride.
•
Just put it in your pocket and forget about it.
•
Use at the following resorts:
o
Happo Ski Resort
o
Hakuba Goryu Ski Resort
o
Hakuba 47 Ski Resort
o
Hakuba Iwatake Ski Resort
o
Tsugaike Ski Resort
o
Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort
o
Hakuba Norikura Ski Resort
o
Kashimayari Ski Resort
o
Sanosaka Ski Resort
o
Jigatake Valley
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Where to buy the Hakuba Valley Passes?
You can buy via this link
https://www.hakubavalley.com/en/ticket
Hakuba Season Pass Guide
If
you
are
staying
the
ski
season
then
you
will
probably
want
to
get
a
season
pass-
these
are
your choices.
•
Hakuba
Valley
Season
Pass
;
does
all
11
resorts
in
Hakuba
on
a
single
ticket-
about
¥
130,000,
but
an
earlybird
pass
(available
early
August
till
end
of
September) is only
¥99,800
•
Happo
Season
Pass.
About
¥
71,000
yen
but
an
earlybird
weekday
pass
(by
30
th
Oct)
is
only
¥48,000
yen
and
an
earlybird
weekday/weekend
pass
is
¥61,000.
•
Hakuba
47/Goryu
Combined
Season
Pass
:
About
¥
65,000
yen
but
they
do
have
2
x
early
bird
options
-
if
you
get
it
by
end
of
September
it
is
less
than
¥
50,000,
the
other
early
bird
option
is
an
extra
¥
10,000
but
you
only
have
to
get
it
by
the
end
of
November.
•
Tsugaike
season
pass.
Get
in
between
Oct
1st
and
Nov 30th to get a season pass for just
¥
35,000
•
Iwatake
season
pass.
Just
¥
36,000
if
you
get
in
by
10th
December
or
¥
34,000
if
you
can
get
your
act
together and get it by the end of September.