The fact that the advance booking price for adults is now being increased from 777 to 850 Swiss francs is due to the in part drastically increased prices for electricity and diesel. That is why the Top4 areas have decided to take this step.
The advance sale prices for children (333 Swiss francs) and young people (499 Swiss francs) remain the same. Here, the Top4 partners wanted to set an example, not to burden families even further and to promote young winter sports talent.
After the end of the advance sale, which will last until 15 December 2022, the Top4 Sportpass will cost 1,100 Swiss francs for adults, 710 Swiss francs for youths and 475 Swiss francs for children, just like the last two seasons. In principle, the pass will be valid from 1 December 2022 until 30 April 2023. Should winter sports operations be possible in November, the Top4 ski pass will also be valid then. The four largest Bernese ski resorts are already entering their sixth winter season with the joint pass.
Money back guarantee
A money back guarantee applies to all holders of a Top4 ski pass, should the authorities order closure due to power shortage or COVID-19. In this case, a refund will be made on a pro rata basis. The details of the refund schemes can be found at www.top4.ski/gtc.
Sportpass with added value
Holders of the new Sportpass can not only enjoy the slopes, but also receive attractive discounts on mountain railway services at selected hotels at the four destinations.
- Further information and offers at www.top4.ski
- With the Top4 ski pass, you can use all lifts and cable cars in the four ski regions Adelboden-Lenk (excluding Kandersteg and Jaunpass), Gstaad (excluding Glacier 3,000), Jungfrau Ski Region and Meiringen-Hasliberg.
