Méribel: up to 40% off spring skiing with the Grand Final from March 14th

The ski season is drawing to a close, but the Savoyard resort has decided to prolong the pleasure. From March 14 to April 17, 2026, Méribel is launching its “Grand Final” operation to offer skiers a unique experience. Generous sunshine, less crowded slopes and low prices: that’s what’s in store for winter sports enthusiasts at the end of the winter season.

Le Grand Final: offers up to 40% off for spring skiing

To celebrate the end of the season, the resort is rolling out a complete package called “Grand Final”. Holidaymakers can take advantage of -20% off accommodation, -30% off ski passes and -40% off equipment hire. These discounts reduce the overall cost of a ski holiday.

There is also a 25% discount on ski and snowboard lessons. This combination of offers appeals to families and groups of friends alike. It makes the end of the season a real bargain for all budgets.

We offer turnkey packages, including accommodation, packages and rentals. Short stays are ideal for those looking for a quick getaway. Weekly stays allow you to enjoy the 3 Vallées ski area for longer.

“Skiing in spring means enjoying great skiing in the sunshine in a friendly atmosphere that gives the last few weeks a special charm.”

An area suited to spring skiing

Méribel enjoys a privileged position in the heart of the 3 Valleys. The resort offers 150 km of pistes, 85% of which are above 1,900 meters. The highest point reaches 2,952 meters at Mont Vallon, guaranteeing solid snow cover.

This altitude ensures optimal skiing conditions until mid-April. Fans of great skiing prefer areas like Mont Vallon or La Saulire for their morning runs. Other runs benefit from extended afternoon sunshine.

• Up to 40% off equipment rentals
• 150 km of trails open until mid-April
• 85% of the area above 1,900 metres
• Last Track experience: ski into the sunset
• Festive events throughout March

Events to celebrate the last weeks of winter

The end of the season is not just about skiing. Méribel is multiplying its festive and cultural events to accompany holidaymakers. As the days lengthen and the sun sets, a different atmosphere is created. The pleasure of skiing naturally extends to the terraces and events.

The “Last Track” experience lets you enjoy the last runs after the ski area closes. Participants reach the summits to enjoy a musical aperitif at altitude. When the sun goes down, they put on their skis for a final run on a freshly groomed piste. These sessions are scheduled on March 17 and 24 from 4.45pm to 6.30pm.

Every Thursday in March, the auditorium plays host to Les Coups de Théâtre. This festival features improvisation matches and plays by the Comédie des Alpes. Humor and conviviality punctuate these evenings, much appreciated by vacationers and locals alike.

Soundclash: the end-of-season musical duel

On Friday, April 3, 2026, the station is giving music lovers a date with Soundclash. The event pits French and English DJs against each other in a supercharged battle. Inspired by Jamaican sound systems, the concept transforms the heart of Méribel into a ring of sound.

Each team tries to win with beats and daring transitions. This festive evening celebrates the last moments of an intense winter. The event runs from 6pm to 10pm and attracts an enthusiastic audience every year.

A new way to enjoy the mountains at the end of the season

Spring skiing in Méribel isn’t just about sliding. The milder temperatures and generous sunshine invite you to slow down. Some will opt for an outdoor yoga session or a snowshoe outing in the snow-covered forests.

The Plan de Tuéda Nature Reserve offers a protected area of over 1,100 hectares. It’s the perfect place to discover the fauna and landscapes of the Alps. Between two activities, skiers can enjoy the sunny terraces overlooking the peaks.

This softer, friendlier atmosphere gives the final weeks of the season a special charm. Skiing, breathing and enjoying the mountains in the sunshine sums up the spirit of spring skiing. The Savoyard resort offers a different way of experiencing the mountains before the resort closes.

To benefit from Grand Final offers, accommodation must be booked via Destination Méribel. Ski passes, equipment hire and lessons are then available at preferential rates.

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