Lift Passes

The Grand Hirafu Lift Pass provides access to Niseko's most famous resort, as well as the wider Hanazono area. Thanks to the abundance of soft, dry powder snow, Hokkaido ski slopes are consistently softer and more forgiving than other top resorts—an advantageous quality for those who are looking to improve, and for those who choose to push themselves to their very limits.

Hanazono is well-known for its wide, rolling ski fields and ample backcountry; whereas Grand Hirafu is often favoured for its many welcoming beginner courses, numerous and varied intermediate and advanced runs, playful and accessible sidecountry and off-piste runs, as well as its exceptional night skiing.

The Grand Hirafu Lift Pass affords an outstanding choice to those who want to make the most of AYA Niseko's central location, be they beginners or advanced.

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Grand Hirafu Lift Passes

The Niseko United All Mountain Pass gives complete access to each of the four resorts of the Niseko United mountain, which consist of Grand Hirafu, Hanazono, Annupuri, and Niseko Village.

Although a series of traverses link the resorts towards the top half of the mountain, with the All Mountain Pass, you are also able to travel between the four resorts using the Niseko United Shuttle bus, the most frequent and convenient mode of transport both in-resort, and to and from the local neighbouring town of Kutchan.

For further information on lift passes, please visit:
Niseko United All Mountain Pass

For lift pass enquiries, special requests, or help with organising trips to the neighbouring resorts of Rusutsu, Kiroro, and Moiwa, please do not hesitate to get in touch with the AYA Niseko team.