Although there is still time before the start of the winter season 2024, los ski centers of Argentina have already launched the presale of passes for lifting means.
Depending on the hill, prices increased by 100% and -as is the case of Cerro Catedral, in Bariloche- and a 300% compared to last winter’s rate.
In addition, it must be taken into account that, according to the ski centers themselves, most of the rates are valid Until April or early May.
Pre-sale prices 2024: how much does it cost to go skiing this winter
- Cerro Catedral, Bariloche
One of the most chosen options is the Cerro Catedral, in Bariloche, province of Río Negro. Day pass pre-sale is now $ 115.000 per person.
This price is available at travel agencies or through the mountain’s official website, where you have the option of making a purchase for a 5-day or 7-day ski combo.
The 5-day pass, plus the keycardcuesta $ 556.900 for each adult (over 12 years old and up to 69 years old). For minors, this pass costs $463,200.
The 7 days pass, plus the keycardcuesta $ 758.100 through the Web. For children between 6 and 11 years old it costs $630,900.
Thinking about a family trip, the pass and the keycard For a family of four members – two older and two younger – for 5 days it costs $2,040,200. For 7 days, $2,778,000.
According to what they indicate from the hill, the price of the daily pass may vary from now on to the start of the season. It will likely be reviewed later.
- Chapelco, San Martin de los Andes
In the case of Chapelcothe San Martín de los Andes ski center, pre-sale is enabled from November 2023.
The current day pass rate is $ 54.600 for the high season that runs from 07/14 to 08/24. For minors, it costs $43,700.
The pass for three consecutive days for the same period costs $147,400; for minors, $117,900. The pass for 7 consecutive days costs $286,700 and for minors, $229,300.
Passes can be purchased with the flex mode, which is more expensive, but the days do not have to be consecutive. Additionally, through www.chapelco.com there are three interest-free fees.
“They increased more than 100% the number of people who made an advance purchase compared to the same period last year, so we consider that, if the snow is with us, we will have a completely successful 2024 season,” they indicate from the hill.
On the other hand, as can be seen on the website of Las LeñasIn Mendoza, the daily pass for the high season, from June 29 to July 26, costs $81,000 and for minors, $64,800.
The three-day pass costs $218,700 and for minors, $175,000. The 7 days cost $425,300 for adults and $340,300 for minors.
In the case of the southernmost ski center in the country, Castor Hill In Ushuaia, where the season usually extends until October, prices are valid until May 15.
The daily pass during the “regular season,” which runs from July 6 to September 20, costs $ 81.900 for adults and $57,300 for minors.
The three-day pass costs $232,000 and the 7-day pass costs $430,600. For minors, the three days cost $162,400 and the week $301,400.
In The Hoya, Chubut, the three-day flex pass costs $96,390; for 5 days, $154,710 and for 7, $206,010.
For minors it costs $82,080, $131,760 and $174,420 respectively.
Prices are valid until April 30 and are available through Paseonline.com.ar.