The two iconic ski areas of the Turin Alps, Vialattea and Bardonecchia, are getting closer than ever and have launched a new initiative designed to offer skiers an even broader and more integrated experience, highlighting two complementary destinations in terms of features, scenery, and ski offerings.
The initiative allows skiing in both resorts under special conditions. By purchasing a daily ski pass called Vialattea x Bardo with an open date on vialattea.it, or a daily ski pass Bardo x Vialattea with an open date on bardonecchiaski.com, you can get a 50% discount on your next daily ski pass valid at the other ski area.
The promotion is available exclusively online from 2 February to 9 March 2026. The ski pass must be used during the 2025/2026 winter season, as well as the 50% discount for use at the second chosen location. The offer cannot be combined with other promotions and is valid only when purchasing the dedicated Vialattea x Bardo or Bardo x Vialattea ski pass.
This collaboration puts the skier at the centre and encourages experiencing the mountains with a convenient formula, with the first daily ski pass at full price at one of the two resorts of your choice and the second daily ski pass at 50% off to be used at the other resort.
To further strengthen the tourism offer, the initiative also includes the activation of the Ski Shuttle Vialattea//Bardo, a direct and free connection between the two ski areas, designed to facilitate skier transfers. The service runs Thursday to Sunday, with multiple daily trips between Sauze d’Oulx and Bardonecchia, and is operational until 15 March.
Through these initiatives, Vialattea and Bardonecchia confirm a shared vision of the mountains, where collaboration between territories becomes a concrete tool to improve the ski product and enhance the overall value of the tourist destination. A synergy that looks to the future of skiing and Alpine tourism, placing quality, integration, and mutual enhancement at the centre.
To complete an already highly competitive offer, the abundant snowfalls of recent weeks have contributed, ensuring optimal snow coverage on the slopes of both ski areas, creating the ideal conditions for a wonderful continuation of the winter season.
