Niseko United Lift Ticket 2026-27: Peak Day Pass ¥13,500

Lift ticket prices for the 2026-27 season in the Niseko area are now listed on the official sites. The Niseko United all-mountain ticket costs ¥13,500 for an adult one-day pass during the peak period. Here is a summary of the pricing periods and main prices to check before you buy.

Niseko United all-mountain ticket prices

The official Niseko United page sets prices by season. Peak runs from December 24 to February 28. Regular runs from December 12 to December 23 and from March 1 to March 22. One-day prices are as follows.

• Peak: ¥13,500 adult (child ¥8,100; junior high school student and senior ¥11,500)
• Regular: ¥12,600 adult (child ¥7,600; junior high school student and senior ¥10,700)

Multi-day peak tickets are ¥26,500 for 2 days, ¥39,500 for 3 days and ¥91,500 for 7 days. The 12-point ticket is ¥7,500 for adults, and the Free 50-hour ticket is ¥121,200 and sold online only. For Early and Spring period prices, check each resort's official page.

Niseko Village day tickets and season passes

The Niseko Village official page lists its own lift ticket prices. An adult one-day ticket is ¥10,200 in the Regular period, ¥10,700 in Peak and ¥7,200 in Early and Spring. This is also an equipment-upgrade year at Niseko Village, with the first section of the new "Shin Mori no Gondola" (New Forest Gondola) scheduled to open in December.

On the Niseko Grand Hirafu official page, the 2026-27 adult season pass for all mountains is ¥175,100 online and ¥184,400 at the ticket counter. The H/H pass for the Hirafu and Hanazono areas is listed at ¥172,600 online and ¥181,700 at the counter.

This morning's observations

In Japow Now! observations this morning (October 11, 6:30), the 24-hour snowfall top 10 showed no snowfall. No resort met the powder threshold (5 cm or more of snow in 24 hours), and the snow depth top 5 showed no snow on the ground. The Niseko stations also report no snowfall figures. The season's snow news so far is limited to high mountains, such as the first snow cover observed on Asahidake on October 2. Snow on the slopes is still some way off.

Lift ticket prices change with the date. Whether your day falls in Regular or Peak makes a ¥900 difference per day. When planning your itinerary, it is easier to compare options if you check the period dates first. Prices and sales methods may change, so confirm the latest details on each official page before buying. We update opening dates for each resort every morning on our opening dates list.

Sources

• Niseko United All-Mountain Lift Tickets (Niseko United official)
• Lift Tickets (Niseko Village official)
• Lift Tickets (Niseko Tokyu Grand Hirafu official)
• First snow cover of the season in Japan observed on Hokkaido's Asahidake (Japan Weather Association, tenki.jp)

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