How Much Does a Ski Pass Cost at Bukovel in the 2026/2027 Season? Official Prices

The Bukovel ski resort (Bukovel), located in the Polianytsia rural territorial community, Nadvirna District, Ivano-Frankivsk Region, has published its ski-pass prices for the 2026/2027 season.

According to the official bukovel.com website, the prices at the resort ticket offices are as follows: a one-day pass costs UAH 1,600 during the low season (until December 18, 2026, and from March 10, 2027), UAH 2,250 during the high season (December 19–24, 2026, and January 8–March 9, 2027), and UAH 2,800 during the New Year holiday period (December 25, 2026–January 7, 2027). The resort has not yet announced the season opening date.

Key takeaways

Same mountain, same ski lift — but the price difference is almost twofold. Want to ski for less? Visit before December 18 or after March 10.

Seasonal periods

• Low season: from the beginning of the season until December 18, 2026, and from March 10, 2027, until the end of the season.
• High season: December 19–24, 2026, and January 8–March 9, 2027.
• New Year season: December 25, 2026–January 7, 2027.

Ski-pass prices

All prices are in Ukrainian hryvnias (UAH) and represent the standard rates at the resort ticket offices.

Day passes

Multi-day passes

Evening and night skiing

Discounts and children

• Children under 6 can ski for free when accompanied by their parents.
• A 30% discount is available for children aged 6–12 inclusive, pensioners, Chornobyl disaster cleanup workers, war and Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO) veterans, and people with disabilities.
• The original supporting document is required, and the resort takes a photograph for verification. Discounts are available only to Ukrainian citizens.

How to save money

• Choose the low season: a 3-day pass costs UAH 3,700 compared with UAH 7,950 during the New Year period.
• Go for evening skiing: during the low season, it costs UAH 550 for four and a half hours.
• Apply for available discounts if eligible, and remember to bring your supporting document.
• A Bukovel Card costs UAH 150. Keep it safe: replacement fees are UAH 50 for KeyTix, UAH 150 for KeyCard and UAH 200 for PrimeCard.
• Plan your skiing days carefully: unused passes cannot be transferred to other dates or refunded.

How to get there

• From Kyiv, take a train to Ivano-Frankivsk or Vorokhta, then continue by bus or transfer.
• From Ivano-Frankivsk, the drive takes approximately 2–2.5 hours.
• Outside marked ski runs, there may be snow and avalanche hazards. The State Emergency Service rescue number is 101.
• During an air raid alert, proceed to the nearest shelter. Up-to-date shelter information is available in the Diia app and on local community shelter maps. You can also receive alerts through the Air Alert app. Ask your hotel staff about the nearest shelter as soon as you check in.

What else to see nearby

• Probiy Waterfall in Yaremche.
• Vorokhta Viaduct.
• The village of Polianytsia.