A lift pass is sold by the domain, not by “the French Alps”. Buying the wrong one is the expensive mistake.
The big linked areas
Les 3 Vallées is one pass for Courchevel, Méribel, Les Menuires, Saint-Martin-de-Belleville, Val Thorens, Orelle, and Brides-les-Bains. The domain’s press figures for winter 2026/27 quote an adult day pass in high season, from 19 December 2026, at €84.20. That number will move. Read les3vallees.com on the day. Valmorel is not on this pass.
Tignes–Val d’Isère is a different pass for those two resorts. The old name Espace Killy still appears on maps. It does not include Courchevel.
La Plagne sells its own pass, and a Paradiski extension or pass for the link to Les Arcs and Peisey-Vallandry via the Vanoise Express. The 425 km figure is the linked area, not La Plagne alone.
Serre Chevalier is its own pass, from Monêtier to Briançon. Montgenèvre is its own pass again, with a wider option toward Italy. Chamonix’s areas are not one domain in the Les 3 Vallées sense. Check which areas a Chamonix pass includes this winter.
Games tickets are not lift passes
An alpine race ticket, when tickets exist, is for a grandstand. It is not a license to ski the closed piste, and it is not a Les 3 Vallées pass. No pass partner is wired into this site. We could not verify an Awin programme for lift passes, so there is no tracked pass link here.