Hakuba Valley All-Mountain Day Pass
Hakuba Valley全山共通リフト券Valley2026/27from ¥6,400, about CAD 58 or USD 40 (October 2026 rates)
The Hakuba Valley ticket suits anyone spending a week in Hakuba who wants to follow the snow between resorts, since every day opens all ten and the shuttle between them. An adult day costs ¥11,100 this winter, and a rest day spent riding the shuttle still uses a day.
Season 2026/27
What it costs
- 1 day, adult
- ¥11,100, about CAD 100 or USD 70 (October 2026 rates)
- 2 days within 4, adult
- ¥21,800, about CAD 196 or USD 138 (October 2026 rates)
- 3 days within 6, adult
- ¥32,200, about CAD 289 or USD 203 (October 2026 rates)
- 4 days within 8, adult
- ¥42,800, about CAD 385 or USD 270 (October 2026 rates)
- 5 days within 10, adult
- ¥53,400, about CAD 480 or USD 337 (October 2026 rates)
- 6 days within 11, adult
- ¥63,900, about CAD 574 or USD 404 (October 2026 rates)
- 7 days within 12, adult
- ¥74,500, about CAD 670 or USD 471 (October 2026 rates)
- 8 days within 13, adult
- ¥85,100, about CAD 765 or USD 538 (October 2026 rates)
- 9 days within 14, adult
- ¥95,500, about CAD 858 or USD 603 (October 2026 rates)
- 10 days within 16, adult
- ¥106,100, about CAD 954 or USD 670 (October 2026 rates)
- 1 day, child (6–12)
- ¥6,400, about CAD 58 or USD 40 (October 2026 rates)
- 2 days within 4, child (6–12)
- ¥12,500, about CAD 112 or USD 79 (October 2026 rates)
- 3 days within 6, child (6–12)
- ¥18,100, about CAD 163 or USD 114 (October 2026 rates)
- 4 days within 8, child (6–12)
- ¥23,900, about CAD 215 or USD 151 (October 2026 rates)
- 5 days within 10, child (6–12)
- ¥29,700, about CAD 267 or USD 188 (October 2026 rates)
- 6 days within 11, child (6–12)
- ¥35,900, about CAD 323 or USD 227 (October 2026 rates)
- 7 days within 12, child (6–12)
- ¥41,700, about CAD 375 or USD 263 (October 2026 rates)
- 8 days within 13, child (6–12)
- ¥47,600, about CAD 428 or USD 301 (October 2026 rates)
- 9 days within 14, child (6–12)
- ¥52,900, about CAD 476 or USD 334 (October 2026 rates)
- 10 days within 16, child (6–12)
- ¥58,800, about CAD 529 or USD 372 (October 2026 rates)
- Season pass, adult 19+, early price to 29 October 2026
- ¥158,900, about CAD 1,400 or USD 1,000 (October 2026 rates)
- Season pass, adult 19+, 30 October 2026 to 2 February 2027
- ¥188,900, about CAD 1,700 or USD 1,200 (October 2026 rates)
- Season pass, child (6–12), early price to 29 October 2026
- ¥83,600, about CAD 752 or USD 528 (October 2026 rates)
- Season pass, child (6–12), 30 October 2026 to 2 February 2027
- ¥99,600, about CAD 895 or USD 629 (October 2026 rates)
At each resort: Every day on the ticket opens all ten Hakuba Valley resorts. Multi-day tickets run inside a window from first use: 2 days within 4, 5 within 10, 10 within 16..
Where to buy it · on sale until Day passes go on sale around November 2026; the season pass sells until 2 February 2027.
It includes
- Each ticket day opens every lift at all ten Hakuba Valley resorts, and you can ride several in one day.
- The Hakuba Valley Shuttle Bus between resorts is free on the days you use the ticket.
- Children aged 5 and under ride free, except at Jigatake and Kashimayari Family Park, where the free age stops at 2.
- The season pass adds half-price one-day tickets at resorts Vail Resorts owns, plus discounts at named Hakuba businesses that the board announces around November.
It leaves out
- Night skiing needs a separate ticket, and the night shuttle bus isn't covered.
- Days left unused when a multi-day ticket's window closes are lost.
- A day spent riding only the shuttle still counts as a ticket day.
- The season pass's resident-only and repeat-customer prices closed in August 2026.
Where Hakuba Valley All-Mountain Day Pass gets you on the hill
| Resort | Top | Vertical | Runs | Lifts | Piste | Steepest | Advanced + Expert | Day ticket | Night | Off-piste |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JigatakeNagano | 1,200 m | 260 m | 7 | 4 | 5.5 km | 18.1° | 0% | ¥5,500, about CAD 49 or USD 35 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | Yes | Runs only |
| KashimayariNagano | 1,320 m | 490 m | 12 | 5 | 11.9 km | 34° | 14% | ¥6,200, about CAD 56 or USD 39 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | No | Runs only |
| Hakuba SanosakaNagano | 1,200 m | 460 m | 10 | 4 | 5.5 km | 24° | 25% | ¥5,700, about CAD 51 or USD 36 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | No | Runs only |
| Hakuba GoryuNagano | 1,676 m | 926 m | 15 | 12 | 11.9 km | 32.7° | 20% | ¥10,000, about CAD 90 or USD 63 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | Yes | Gates |
| Hakuba47Nagano | 1,614 m | 794 m | 8 | 7 | 12.3 km | 31.7° | 11% | ¥10,000, about CAD 90 or USD 63 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | No | Runs only |
| Hakuba Happo-oneNagano | 1,831 m | 1,071 m | 16 | 21 | 32.5 km | 37.4° | 24% | ¥9,800, about CAD 88 or USD 62 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | No | Gates |
| Hakuba IwatakeNagano | 1,289 m | 539 m | 13 | 9 | 20.5 km | 27.9° | 30% | ¥7,500, about CAD 67 or USD 47 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | No | Runs only |
| Tsugaike Mountain ResortNagano | 1,704 m | 904 m | 10 | 14 | 34.3 km | 28° | 9% | ¥9,800, about CAD 88 or USD 62 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | No | Gates |
| Hakuba Norikura OnsenNagano | 1,598 m | 798 m | 14 | 9 | 10.9 km | 30° | 13% | ¥6,500, about CAD 58 or USD 41 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | No | Gates |
| Hakuba CortinaNagano | 1,402 m | 530 m | 16 | 6 | 13.1 km | 38.8° | 30% | ¥6,500, about CAD 58 or USD 41 (October 2026 rates) (2026/27) | Yes | Gates |
Hakuba Valley's ten resorts sell one shared ticket that opens the gates at every one of them. From south to north they run Jigatake, Kashimayari Family Park, Sanosaka, Goryu, Hakuba47, Happo-one, Iwatake, Tsugaike, Norikura Onsen and Cortina. The free Hakuba Valley Shuttle Bus links them on the days you ski, so you can start at Goryu and finish the afternoon at Happo-one.
Prices for 2026/27 start at ¥11,100 for an adult day and ¥6,400 for a child aged 6 to 12. Longer tickets shave a little off the daily rate, with five days at ¥53,400 and ten at ¥106,100. Each multi-day ticket runs inside a window that opens with your first lift or shuttle ride, so a 5-day ticket has to be used within 10 days and a 10-day ticket within 16.
Hakuba Valley sells the day pass through its official webshop and expects to open sales for this season around November. Night skiing sits outside the ticket. Buy a separate night ticket at the resort running lights that evening, and plan your own way home once the daytime shuttle stops.
Riders staying the whole winter can buy the all-mountain season pass, valid from opening day in December 2026 until the resorts close in early May 2027. The early adult price of ¥158,900 holds until 29 October 2026, and from 30 October to 2 February 2027 the pass costs ¥188,900. Pickup needs your QR code, your confirmation email and photo ID, and at Jigatake you swap the pass for a local day ticket at the ticket centre.
Worth knowing
- Ride the shuttle only on days you plan to ski, because a shuttle-only day counts as a ticket day.
- Epic Pass holders should collect the free 5-day Epic ticket first, since Hakuba won't sell them discounted tickets once it's used.
- A 2-day ticket gives you four days to use it, which leaves room to sit out a storm.
Quick answers about Hakuba Valley All-Mountain Day Passよくある質問
Do Hakuba Valley multi-day tickets have to be used on consecutive days?
No. Each one runs inside a window from its first use: 2 days within 4, 3 within 6, 5 within 10, 7 within 12 and 10 within 16. Days left when the window closes are lost.
Is the shuttle bus included in the Hakuba Valley ticket?
Yes, on the days you use the ticket. The night shuttle isn't covered.
How much is the Hakuba Valley ticket for 2026/27?
An adult day costs ¥11,100 and a child day ¥6,400. A 5-day ticket costs ¥53,400 for an adult and ¥29,700 for a child aged 6 to 12.
Which resorts in this guide take Hakuba Valley All-Mountain Day Pass?
Hakuba Valley All-Mountain Day Pass covers Jigatake, Kashimayari, Hakuba Sanosaka, Hakuba Goryu, Hakuba47, Hakuba Happo-one, Hakuba Iwatake, Tsugaike Mountain Resort, Hakuba Norikura Onsen, Hakuba Cortina, with every day on the ticket opens all ten hakuba valley resorts. multi-day tickets run inside a window from first use: 2 days within 4, 5 within 10, 10 within 16 at each.
What does Hakuba Valley All-Mountain Day Pass leave out?
Hakuba Valley All-Mountain Day Pass leaves out night skiing needs a separate ticket, and the night shuttle bus isn't covered; days left unused when a multi-day ticket's window closes are lost; a day spent riding only the shuttle still counts as a ticket day; the season pass's resident-only and repeat-customer prices closed in August 2026.
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