Ski-Lifts Discount Codes & Deals

Yes. Ski-Lifts lists its discount codes on the ski transfer deals and offers page at ski-lifts.com, and you apply them at checkout. When we checked on 6 November 2026, two codes were live: 5% off all ski transfers, for bookings made by 31 March 2027, and 10% off all ski transfers to Austrian resorts, for bookings made by 2 December 2026. Both apply to all travel dates. Use the code shown with each offer above. Several resort codes on the same page, for Italy, Morzine, Avoriaz, Les Gets and Sofia Airport, had a last booking date of 31 October 2026, so we have left them out. When Ski-Lifts adds a new code, we add it here with the source and the date, and we remove codes once they end.

No, not according to the terms we read. The offers page says the codes cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion or discount, and the loyalty terms say points cannot be combined with other offers unless stated. In practice, expect one saving per booking, so compare the code against the value of your points before you pay. Midweek savings are already built into the price, but the site does not say whether a code can be added on top of a midweek price, so check the total at checkout.

You need a Ski-Lifts account, which you can create during checkout instead of booking as a guest. Points are credited after your transfer has taken place, and Ski-Lifts says they are worth about 5% of what you spend. On a later booking you choose to redeem your points on the last booking page, or keep saving them. If your points are worth more than the transfer, the transfer is free, but the excess is not paid out as cash or credit. Points are not earned on cancelled or refunded bookings, they cannot be transferred, and they expire if you go 24 months without a qualifying purchase or redemption.

Often, yes. Ski-Lifts says that transfers for travel from Monday to Friday are priced between 7% and 43% below weekend prices, depending on the transfer and the date. The saving is already in the price shown, so no code is needed. The headline of up to 40% is the most you can save, though, and not every midweek transfer is cheaper. The offer is for new bookings only and depends on availability.

Yes, with enough notice. You can cancel in your account or by email, and you get a full refund if you cancel more than 7 days before travel. Within 7 days, any refund is up to the supplier and bookings are usually non-refundable, and no-shows are never refunded. Email cancellations that arrive after 5pm CET are handled the next working day, which can affect your refund. Refunds normally take 7 to 14 days, and if you accept a credit voucher instead, you cannot claim a cash refund later. Ski-Lifts does not charge an amendment fee, but if a change makes the transfer more expensive, you pay the difference. The FAQ asks for changes at least 2 days before travel, while the services page says up to 72 hours before, so make changes as early as you can.

Children and infants pay the standard passenger fare, because each one needs their own seat and cannot travel on an adult's lap, so there are no child discounts. Baby seats, child seats and booster seats are free, but you must select the right seat when you book; entering a child's age does not reserve one. Child seats may not be available on larger vehicles such as coaches and scheduled shuttles. If you prefer to bring your own seat, mention it in the booking notes.

Not within the standard allowance. Each passenger can bring one suitcase of up to 160 cm in total dimensions, one piece of hand luggage and one item of sports equipment, such as a ski or snowboard bag of up to 190 cm long. You must add the equipment to the booking so the supplier can make room for it. Items that were not declared may be charged for, or refused if there is no space, and anything larger than the limits needs a quote from Ski-Lifts before you book.

Ski-Lifts says not. According to its FAQ, the price on your quote is the total you pay if you book at that time, and no card charges or taxes are added later. You pay in full by credit or debit card when you book; Ski-Lifts does not take deposits or cash. Extra costs can still arise from your own choices, for example a longer wait for a delayed flight, which the driver may charge for directly.

We read every offer on this page on ski-lifts.com, together with its conditions, on the date shown with each row. We only publish codes that Ski-Lifts shows on its own site, exactly as written, and we give an end date only when Ski-Lifts states one. When an offer is withdrawn or runs out, we take it off this page.