The Hakuba Valley Lift Pass gives holders access to 10 Mountains, 200+ runs, and 90+ lifts all with the same pass. This powerful pass is the key to all of Hakuba’s powdery fun and is quite affordable compared to other resorts around the world. But is it right for me? Hard to say, but you’ll certainly know after reading through this blog.
We’ll outline the following:
Where Can I use the Pass?
How Much is the Hakuba Valley Lift Pass?
What are the Benefits?
Where do I Buy the Hakuba Valley Lift Pass?
How Much are Day Passes at Individual Resorts?
Is Night Skiing Included?
I have the Epic Pass
How to Buy a Season Pass
Where Can I Use the Pass?
Hakuba All Valley Pass Holders have access to 200+ runs and 90+ lifts on the following 10 resorts:
The pass gives you access to all 10 mountains listed above. Obvious but important.
Free transportation on shuttles to every resort. Without the pass, shuttle rides can be as much as ¥500 each trip (some are free regardless).
No need to wait in line every morning to buy a pass, missing first lifts and first lines.
Where Do I Buy the Hakuba Valley Lift Pass?
You can order the Hakuba All Valley Pass right now by clicking the red button below and submitting your information. Two weeks before check-in, you’ll receive an email with a QR code. Simply scan it at any Hakuba Ski Resort or transportation hub to print your lift passes. The passes aren’t date-specific; they activate on your first use.
Some of the larger hotels can arrange for passes to be delivered to your room prior to arrival. In this case, you can pay the bookings team directly. Hotels can only sell passes for periods of 7 Days or shorter.
Travel agents such as Liquid Snow Tours or Mountainwatch can arrange for passes to be included in your package. This is a convenient way to keep your accommodation, flights, and add-ons all together in one bundle.
The Ticket Office at the lifts sell tickets and you can always purchase your tickets in person there.
Day Pass
Each individual resort sells single day passes with prices varying between ¥8,500 and ¥5,200. The resorts on the outer edges of the valley are naturally more affordable and each resort offers half day passes for roughly half the price of full day passes.
Resort Name
Adult
Children
Hakuba All Valley
¥10,400
¥6,000
Happo-One
¥8,000
¥4,000
Iwatake
¥6,500
¥4,000
Tsugaike
¥7,500
¥4,400
Hakuba 47/ Goryu
¥8,500
¥4,500
Cortina/Norikura
¥5,800
¥3,500
Sanosaka
¥4,800
¥1,000
Jiigatake
¥5,200
¥3,000
Kashimayari
¥5,500
¥3,000
Perisher*
A$202
A$110
Night Skiing
Night skiing is not included on the Hakuba Valley Pass. Night skiing is available at Hakuba Goryu Resort:
Great! Epic Pass, Epic Local Pass, Epic Australia Pass holders for 2024/2025 receive 5 days of complimentary riding included with their pass. Simply head to the ticket office on resort and show them your ID and your Epic Pass and they will issue you a 5 Day Hakuba All Valley Pass.
For those coming to work the season an All Valley Season Pass is a great option. These passes can only be purchased through the Hakuba Valley Site and get progressively more expensive as the season draws nearer. If you know you’re working the season, best to buy early.
Hakuba Valley All-Mountain season pass holders also receive 50 percent off lift ticket prices at all Vail owned and operated resorts.
Prices
Until August 29 Adult 117,500 yen Child 62,000yen
Until October 31 Adult 145,000 yen Child 76,300yen
From November 1 Adult 175,000 yen Child 92,300 yen
How to Buy
Visit the Hakuba Valley Site and enter your information in the form provided. A representative will handle your request over email and you can pay via credit card.
When you arrive in Hakuba bring your confirmation email and an ID to one of the following places to retrieve your pass:
Happo Information Center
Hakuba Goryu Escal Plaza
Hakuba Cortina Snow Resort
Hakuba Village Government office Hall 2F
Reach out to [email protected] if you have any questions about the pass or if you would like to buy the Hakuba Valley Lift Pass prior to your arrival.