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China lift ticket prices, 2026–27

Chinese resorts publish their prices in Chinese, often only as images inside WeChat. These are the 2026–27 figures we've confirmed from the resorts' own rate cards and official listings. Anything we haven't seen an official number for is marked TBC — no guesses, no old prices passed off as new ones.

Last checked: 23 October 2026 · USD at ~¥7.1 per $1

For scale: a peak all-mountain day at Niseko is ¥13,500, about $90. The official Altay prices below are about 40–60% of that, and Genting's multi-day weekday deals are half or less. Compare a whole week →

Official 2026–27 prices

¥194–319

≈ $27–45

per day on a 2-day weekday pass, lift only

¥388 for 2 days in early season, rising to ¥638 late Jan–Feb. Weekend version not valid 4–12 Feb 2027.

Buy with a passport: On Trip.com →Source: Resort's official partner listing on Trip.com

¥399

≈ $56

full day, intermediate/advanced, lift only

Gear +¥100. Holidays ¥499. Beginner zone ¥280. Kids 7 and under ¥180.

Buy with a passport: Not on sale yetSource: Official 2026–27 rate card (Altay Tourism Group)

¥360

≈ $51

full day, intermediate/advanced, regular season

¥440–470 in golden/holiday periods. Gear +¥120. Beginner from ¥260.

Buy with a passport: On Trip.com →Source: Official 2026–27 rate card

¥310

≈ $44

full mountain, weekday

¥360 weekend, ¥460 holiday. Beginner zone from ¥260. Gear +¥50.

Buy with a passport: Partly listedSource: Official 2026–27 rate card

¥258

≈ $36

Zone B full mountain, weekday

¥300 weekend, ¥350 holiday. Beginner zone from ¥140.

Buy with a passport: TBCSource: Official 2026–27 rate card

Not published yet

These resorts haven't released 2026–27 rates that we can confirm. Where there's an official figure from a previous season, it's shown for reference only.

ThaiwooChongli

Reference: ¥299 weekday (2024–25 published rate)

Passport: Not on sale yetPrice: TBC
WanlongChongli
Passport: Partly listedPrice: TBC
FulongChongli

Reference: ¥525 weekday walk-up rate (last season)

Passport: TBCPrice: TBC
BeidahuJilin

Reference: Night session ¥318 weekday (2025–26, resort WeChat)

Passport: Partly listedPrice: TBC
Lake SonghuaJilin
Passport: TBCPrice: TBC
Wanda ChangbaishanJilin

Reference: Usually bundled with hotel stays

Passport: TBCPrice: TBC
YabuliHeilongjiang
Passport: TBCPrice: TBC
Silk RoadUrumqi
Passport: TBCPrice: TBC
NanshanBeijing
Passport: TBCPrice: TBC
JundushanBeijing
Passport: TBCPrice: TBC
Xiling Snow MountainSichuan
Passport: TBCPrice: TBC

Questions

How much is a lift ticket in China?

For 2026–27, the official full-day prices we've confirmed run from ¥258 (about $36) at Qinggeli Wolf Mountain to ¥399 (about $56) at Jikepulin, lift only. Genting Secret Garden in Chongli works out at ¥194–319 a day on a 2-day weekday pass. A peak all-mountain day at Niseko is ¥13,500, about $90.

Can foreigners buy Chinese lift tickets online?

Some, yes. Trip.com sells Genting Secret Garden and Keketuohai tickets with passport details at checkout. Resort WeChat mini-programs usually expect a Chinese ID, and the ticket window always sells to passport holders.

Why are some prices TBC?

Chinese resorts publish their rate cards in Chinese, often only as images on WeChat, and many haven't published 2026–27 prices yet. We only list a price once we've seen the official figure, and mark everything else TBC.

Prices are adult rates in CNY and change by date; weekend, holiday and Chinese New Year prices are higher. Trip.com links are affiliate links: same price for you, and they help keep this guide free. We recheck prices through the season — see the weekly China ski report for what changed. Browse Trip.com for anything not listed here.

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