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Press release MAGIC PASS 2025/2026

A historic expansion

For its 9th edition, Magic Pass reaches a key milestone with its biggest expansion since its creation in 2017. The addition of 17 new ski resorts reinforces its positioning as the N° 1 pass in the Alps. Now, almost 100 resorts, including 48 open in summer, are accessible with this unique pass. This growth reinforces the pass' mission: to offer unlimited, affordable access to the mountains all year round to as many people as possible.

Press release MAGIC PASS - Gstaad 2024

Gstaad to Join the Magic Pass Family in Summer 2025!

Magic Mountains Cooperation is delighted to announce that Gstaad's mountain lifts — including Rougemont, Schönried, Saanenmöser, Zweisimmen, and St. Stephan — will become part of the Magic Pass offering starting in summer 2025.

Press release MAGIC PASS 2024/2025

Magic Pass continues to expand into France and Italy

With sales up by 9% this season, Magic Pass, now in its seventh year, has proved a hit with 180,000 mountain enthusiasts. Customers can now use the pass to ski in Italy and in France's Jura and Chablais regions for the same price of CHF 399.–. With more than two million skier-days, Magic Pass is the leading Swiss ski pass.

Press release MAGIC PASS 2023/2024

MAGIC PASS: A 6TH YEAR OF SUCCESS AND NEW HORIZONS

The Magic Mountains Cooperation is presenting the record results of its fifth season. Magic Pass has provided 164,700 people with unlimited access to the mountains in both summer and winter. New for the 2023–24 season, the pass will now include 16 new resorts.

Press release MAGIC PASS 2022/2023

MAGIC PASS: A 5TH YEAR OF SUCCESS AND NEW HORIZONS

The Magic Mountains Cooperation is presenting the record results of its fifth season. Magic Pass has provided 141,000 people with unlimited access to the mountains in both summer and winter. New for the 2022–23 season, the pass will now include 13 new resorts and is expanding into France, the Bernese Oberland and Upper Valais, while keeping the same price.