Niseko All-Mountain Lift Pass 2026-27: Prices and Date Periods

The 2026-27 peak season for the Niseko All-Mountain lift pass runs from Thursday, December 24 to Sunday, February 28, 2027. The official page lists the adult 1-day pass at ¥13,500 and the 2-day pass at ¥26,500 for this period. The price tier changes with the dates, so check which tier your days fall in before you book. It makes budgeting easier. ^[1]

The four resorts the All-Mountain pass covers

The All-Mountain pass is valid at these four Niseko resorts:

Each resort has its own operating period. For resorts that have already opened this season, see our opening information page, which we update every morning from the official sites.

All-Mountain pass prices (adult)

Peak (Dec 24 to Feb 28): 1-day ¥13,500, 2-day ¥26,500, 3-day ¥39,500, 7-day ¥91,500
Regular (Dec 12 to Dec 23, and Mar 1 to Mar 22): 1-day ¥12,600, 2-day ¥24,700, 3-day ¥36,800
12-point ticket: ¥7,500 (same in peak and regular periods)

A child's (ages 4 to 12) 1-day pass costs ¥8,100 in peak and ¥7,600 in regular periods. Junior high school students and seniors (65 and over) pay ¥11,500 in peak and ¥10,700 in regular periods. The Free 50-hour pass is sold online only, at ¥121,200 for adults. ^[1]

If you only ski Hirafu and Hanazono

The pass for Grand Hirafu and Hanazono costs less than the All-Mountain pass. In the peak period (Dec 24 to Feb 28), the adult 1-day pass is ¥12,500 at the ticket window or ¥11,800 online. In the early and late parts of the season, there is also a tier at ¥7,800 at the window or ¥7,400 online for a 1-day pass. If you plan to stay within Hirafu and Hanazono, this is another option. ^[3]

Season passes

The 2026-27 season pass for Niseko Tokyu Grand Hirafu, covering all mountains, costs ¥175,100 online or ¥184,400 at the window for adults. For children (ages 4 to 12) it is ¥105,000 online or ¥110,600 at the window. For junior high school students and seniors it is ¥148,800 online or ¥156,700 at the window. The same official page also lists an adult pass for Hirafu and Hanazono only, at ¥172,600 online or ¥181,700 at the window. ^[2]

Before you buy

Check the calendar on the official page to see which price tier your dates fall in.
Where a pass has different window and online prices, online is cheaper.
Choose between the All-Mountain pass and the Hirafu-Hanazono pass based on where you plan to ski.

For the latest snow conditions and live cams around Niseko, see the Niseko Grand Hirafu page. Prices may be revised on the official pages, so check them again just before you buy.

Sources

Prepared with AI assistance from public sources. Always check each resort's official website for the latest information.