MyPass Ski Assistance Center

The MyPass system records all accesses to the turnstiles during a single day of skiing, and based on the time spent on the slopes, the most advantageous rate among those agreed upon with the relevant ski area is automatically detected. The corresponding fare will then be charged, at the end of the day, directly to the credit/prepaid card associated with the profile, without any surcharge. 

The elapsed time count is calculated on the interval between the time of the first entry and the time of the last access to the facilities in the day. Depending on the elapsed time, MyPass will charge the cheapest rate among those agreed with the facilities. 

We strongly recommend checking the rules and rates of the resorts in which you will be skiing clicking here.

In applying the tariffs, the districts have provided a tolerance period in the transition between hours of 1 minute.
Once the one-minute tolerance period has passed, the system will automatically apply the next tariff.

The Sunday Rule provides for a surcharge on 3- to 6-day ski passes that include ONE SUNDAY.
The surcharge amounts can be found on the “Rates” page.

• • Madonna di Campiglio ski area: Madonna di Campiglio, Folgarida-Marilleva, Pinzolo, and Pejo. 

The minimum rate for the Campiglio Ski Area is 1 day, up to 14 consecutive days. Therefore, unlike most individual ski areas, there is no hourly rate.  

• • • Bormio Ski Area: Bormio, Santa Caterina, and Cima Piazzi-San Colombano 

The minimum rate for the Bormio Ski Area is 2 days, up to 14 consecutive days. Therefore, unlike most individual ski areas, there is no hourly rate.  

It depends on where you are going to ski, as each ski area has different rules for getting free rates on babies.

Only two rules are shared in all ski areas:

• Babies must be 0 to 8 years old  
• Adults and babies must use MyPass Ski card. 

For more information, see the page of the area in which you are going to ski by clicking here.

Single trips are applied if they are included in the price list agreed with MyPass Ski by the specific ski area. If the total cost of the single trips is less convenient, an hourly/half-day rate will be charged.

Example:
If an adult takes two ski lifts during the day at a cost of €8* per lift, they will be charged €16* at the end of the day.
If, on the other hand, during the course of a day, they take 8 ski lifts at a cost of €8* per lift, (and a day pass is available at a price of €60*), the MyPass system will charge the cost of the day pass as it is more convenient.

Please note: single ride fares are not available for all areas and all lifts.
*The prices shown are NOT the list prices, but are for illustrative purposes only. 

Some ski areas also charge a half-day (Morning/Afternoon) fee. If you access the turnstiles exclusively before or after a certain time, you will be charged half a day. If, on the other hand, you ski straddling these hours, you will be charged the daily lift pass. 

Example: the Livigno ski area provides morning skipasses until 1:00 p.m., and afternoon skipasses starting at 12:30 p.m. 
If you finish skiing before 1 pm:00, or you start after 12:30, you will be charged for the Morning/Afternoon Skipass; however, if you ski between these times, you will be charged for the Daily Skipass.
So, if you start skiing at 9:00 a.m. and make your last turnstile access at 12:45 p.m., you will be charged the Early Bird rate. If, on the other hand, your last access results in 1:05 p.m., you will be charged the Daily rate.
The same thing happens with the pomeranian for those who first access the turnstiles before/after the indicated afternoon times. 

Where provided, the cheapest hourly rate based on total time skied will be applied, regardless of the time of entry/end.

N.B.: exceeded the maximum number of hours under the hourly rate will be charged the daily rate. 

It is applied in the above cases (or if hourly/half-day rates are not provided). 

If you ski within the Madonna di Campiglio or Bormio ski areas, daily rates may be charged that are more convenient than the rates for individual ski areas. Here’s why 

If included in the price list agreed with MyPass Ski by the specific ski area, they will only be applied if you ski for several consecutive days and if they are more convenient.  

Multi-day fares are also charged on a daily basis. We calculate what has been paid previously and charge the difference between what has already been paid and the cost of the appropriate multi-day ticket.

Example:
An adult skis for 3 consecutive days at the Paganella ski resort during high season.  

Day 1: Skiing all day will cost the equivalent of a day pass, for a total of €50. 

Day 2: The following day, you ski again for the entire day. Since two consecutive days cost €99, you will be charged the difference between the cost of the two consecutive days and what you already spent the day before, for a total of €49 (99 – 50).  

Day 3: The third day is still for the whole day.
Since 3 consecutive days cost €149, you will be charged the difference between the cost of the three consecutive days and what you have already paid on the previous days, for a total of €50 (149 – 99).  

This occurs when you move from one turnstile/facility in a given area to another within the same ski area. 

If a skier starts at a turnstile in Madonna di Campiglio and, during the day, moves to a lift in Folgarida-Marilleva, the ski day will be considered within the entire SkiArea; therefore, the daily rate for the Madonna di Campiglio Skiarea will be charged. This is because neither the Campiglio Ski Area nor the Bormio Ski Area offer hourly rates.

In addition, the MyPass system will automatically calculate the most convenient rate for the customer.
It often happens that if one of our users skis only in Campiglio for 3 or more days, the SkiArea rate is applied from the third day onwards, but why does this happen?  

Since a ski area such as Madonna di Campiglio does not offer rates that cover more than two consecutive days of skiing, it is more convenient to switch to the SkiArea rates (which cover up to 14 consecutive days) from the third day onwards.  

Example:
An adult skis for 3 consecutive days at the Madonna di Campiglio ski resort during the low season. 

Day 1: Skiing all day will cost the equivalent of a daily ski pass, for a total of €60* 

Day 2: On the second consecutive day, you ski again for the entire day. Since two consecutive days cost €115*, you will be charged the difference between the cost of the two consecutive days and what you already spent the day before, for a total of €55 (115* – 60*). 

Day 3: The third consecutive day is still skiing all day long.
Since Madonna di Campiglio does not allow more than two consecutive days, you would normally have to pay the first day’s rate again, which is €60*.
MyPass, instead of returning to the initial rate, applies the price of the third consecutive day in the SkiArea, as it is more convenient.  

The customer will be charged €55:
170* (Cost of 3 consecutive days in the Ski Area) – 115* (Amount spent on the first two days).  

*The prices shown are NOT list prices, but are for illustrative purposes only.