Which passes are available for LAAX?

Where can the passes be purchased

All passes can be purchased on site at the ticket office.

The following passes can also be purchased online:

• TOPCARD: Topcard-shop
• GraubündenCARD: Ordering form
• Surselva Pass: Surselva-shop

TOPCARD

Discover three premium Swiss mountain destinations in one season pass for summer and winter with the TOPCARD. Enjoy the  slopes of LAAX, Arosa Lenzerheide and Davos Klosters - a total of over 700 kilometers of slopes and 116 transport facilities. In summer, bikers and hikers also benefit from the TOPCARD's wide range of offers - and all at a very attractive price.

In addition to the three regions in Graubünden, you will also receive four further destinations, each with three days of choice during the winter season. This makes the TOPCARD an attractive subscription for whole Switzerland! The destinations are: Jungfrau Ski Region, Engelberg-Titlis inkl. Brunni, Adelboden-Lenk und die Aletsch Arena.

For further information about the TOPCARD please click here

TOPCARD FAQ

Season and annual pass for hikers and bikers

With the summer pass or the all-year hiking ticket, you can experience the mountain paradise of LAAX even more intensively.

Prices can be found here (Season passes)

Season tickets for locals

A discounted season pass for LAAX for locals is available at the ticket office.

graubündenCARD 

The graubündenCARD - the mountain railway pass for the whole year. Enjoy the ride with the Graubünden mountain railways all year round: whether varied days on the slopes in winter or scenic bike and hiking tours in summer - the mountain railways take you high up.

For further information about the graubündenCARD please click here

Skipass Surselva

Unlimited access to all lifts operated by participating mountain railway companies (Brigels Bergbahnen, Bergbahnen Obersaxen Mundaun, Laax Bergbahnen, Bergbahnen Disentis Andermatt Disentis, Runal Pèra Trun, Vals. Exception: In LAAX, the number of days in winter is limited to 5 freely selectable days per season, in summer there is no limitation.

For further information about the Surselva pass please click here