A smiling woman in an orange jacket and white trousers jumps up and down holding a Magic Pass, with a panorama of snow-capped mountains in the background.This image highlights the enthusiasm and freedom offered by the Magic Pass. A radiant skier celebrates her access to a vast choice of ski resorts, against the backdrop of a magnificent alpine landscape. An invitation to enjoy the mountains without limits!
©The Magic Pass gives you access to a whole host of resorts for an exciting winter!|Magic Pass
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The Grand-Bornand ski area joins the Magic Pass! Enjoy unlimited access to your favourite ski area and almost 100 other destinations.

Born 'and' to be Magic Almost 100 stations for an annual pass

Two smiling parents and their child in ski gear hold a magic pass in front of a landscape of snow-capped mountains.Two smiling parents and their child in ski gear hold a magic pass in front of a landscape of snow-capped mountains.
©Two smiling parents and their child in ski gear hold a magic pass in front of a landscape of snow-capped mountains.|Magic Pass

    It's magic!

    With Magic Pass, enjoy unlimited access to partner ski lifts in Switzerland, France and Italy.

    Imagine an ANNUAL pass that opens the doors to a huge playground, summer and winter alike…

    Over 2,000 km of pistes, 2 glaciers, 20 snowparks, 1,000 km of mountain bike routes, hiking trails, family destinations, spas, breathtaking panoramas and much more!

    Rates *Loyalty offer reserved for season customers: available from 1 September to 4 November 2025 on our website and at the ski area office.

    Annual package valid from 01/05/2025 to 30/04/2026

    Children aged 6-15 299 € Born between 2010 and 2019
    Adults aged 16 and over 444 € Born in 2009 and before
    A smiling skier, dressed in a blue ski suit, holding a Magic Pass in one gloved hand and skis in the other, in front of a snow-covered mountain landscape.An enthusiastic skier poses with his Magic Pass, ready to hit the slopes. Behind him, a majestic Alpine panorama with skiers in action. With the Magic Pass, you can access many ski resorts and make the most of the winter season!
    ©Ski without limits with the Magic Pass! Access dozens of resorts and live winter to the full. #MagicPass #SkiPassion #Winter2025|Magic Pass
      Frequently Asked Questions
      • Magic Pass prices

        The Magic Pass is sold from 11 March 2025 and is available at 7 different prices, with the 1st promotional price valid from 11/03/2025 to 08/04/2025 midday being the most advantageous.

        It is possible to pay in 10 instalments during the 1st price period, then in 9 instalments during the 2nd period, and then in 6 instalments between May and September. The administration fee is 3%.

        The various Magic Pass prices are not disclosed in advance. For information, the last price level for the Magic Pass 24/25 was €962 for an adult and €427 for a child aged between 6 and 15.

      • When can I use my Magic Pass in Le Grand-Bornand?

        Le Grand-Bornand is one of the resorts open for the summer, and you can take advantage of this with your Magic Pass from the opening of the ski area on 21 June 2025 until 31 August, as well as on the weekend of 6 September.

      • Can I buy my Magic Pass at the ticket office?

        Normally, the Magic Pass can only be purchased on the Magic Pass website.

        However, to thank our loyal customers with a season pass, from 1st September to 4th November 2025 we are offering a loyalty offer at the ski area office, as well as on our online sales site, at the introductory price of the Magic Pass, i.e. €444 for an adult and €299 for a child.

        No Magic Pass is produced by the Grand-Bornand ski area and no Magic Pass can be collected on site.

        All the data recorded at the time of sale is transmitted to Magic Mountains Coopération for editing and dispatch of the Magic Pass.

        The Magic Pass holder is bound by the general terms and conditions of Magic Mountains Cooperation and not those of the Grand-Bornand ski area.

      • Where can I collect my Magic Pass?

        Your pass will be sent directly to you at the address you gave when you placed your order.

        For Magic Passes ordered before 18 April 2025: end of April 2025
        For Magic Passes ordered after 18 April 2025: In Switzerland – your order will be processed within 2 working days and delivered as soon as possible.
        Shipments abroad (packages are sent from Switzerland) are subject to postal service delivery times.

        Estimated delivery times: 4 working days for Switzerland and 7-10 working days for France.

        Gift vouchers are sent in print@home format.

      • I've forgotten/lost my Magic Pass!

        If you lose your Magic Pass, we advise you to go to one of the ticket offices in one of our partner resorts. With your identity card, you can request a duplicate of your card. This costs CHF/€40 per lift pass.

        If you would like to receive a duplicate at home, you can place an order online from your Magic Pass customer account at www.magicpass.ch (estimated delivery time: 4 working days in Switzerland and 7-10 working days for France).

      • How do I take out insurance with my Magic Pass?

        If you buy your Magic Pass via the loyalty offer reserved for Grand-Bornand season customers, you will not be able to take out insurance online when you buy your ski pass.

        However, you will be able to take out the Aravis Sécurité saison insurance policy or the annual FFS Carte Neige licence ( Leisure option) independently of your ski pass purchase.

        If you buy your Magic Pass via the Magic Pass website, Magic Pass, in partnership with Helvetia, offers you the option of taking out insurance when you place your order.

        Two types of insurance are available:

        Helvetia Assurance Pass (5%): insurance on the package which guarantees reimbursement in the event of illness or accident.
        Helvetia Assurance Pass + rescue (8%): insurance on the ski pass which guarantees reimbursement in the event of illness or accident as well as rescue costs in Magic Pass resorts.
        Insurance can only be taken out when you order your Magic Pass. (It is not possible to add insurance after finalising an order).

        If you have taken out insurance and wish to claim a refund, the claim form can be completed on the insurance page of the Magic Pass website.

        Reimbursements are made directly by the insurance company.

        The Magic Mountains Cooperation cooperative and the Grand-Bornand ski area do not refund ski passes or make any compensation.

      • What happens to the Le Grand-Bornand season pass?

        The Le Grand-Bornand season pass will still be available for sale from 1 October 2025.

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