We've gathered some of the most common questions about tickets, orders, and more.
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You can either load a new lift pass onto an existing Keycard, or purchase both a new Keycard and lift pass in the online shop.
Choose the date, number of people and the lift pass you would like to purchase. Add the passes to your basket and check that the products and dates are correct before proceeding to checkout.
Sign in with your account, or create a new account if this is your first purchase. You can also choose to sign in with Facebook or Google.
When signing in with Facebook or Google, information about your purchase is not shared on your profile.
Each lift pass must be linked to a person. Enter the name and correct date of birth of the person who will use the pass.
The date of birth is used to ensure that the correct age category is selected when purchasing child or adult lift passes.
For each lift pass, choose how the Keycard should be linked:
A person and Keycard must be selected for every lift pass before you can proceed to payment.
People and Keycards you register are saved under My Page. This makes them easy to select again for future purchases, and the information can be updated when needed.
You do not need to already have a Keycard, but everyone using the lift system must have their own Keycard. You can either load a lift pass onto an existing SKIDATA Keycard or purchase a new Keycard together with your lift pass in the online shop.
You can purchase a new Keycard together with your lift pass in the online shop. When you arrive, collect the card at the ticket office. The same Keycard can then be reused and loaded with a new lift pass on future visits.
That is no problem. Use the existing Keycards for those who already have one, and purchase new Keycards for the others – all in the same order.
If you already have a Keycard and have loaded your lift pass onto it in the online shop, you can go straight to the lift.
Then you need to visit the ticket office first and collect the new Keycard with your lift pass loaded onto it. After that, you can go to the lift as usual.
Children aged 0–7 ski free on the children’s slope when accompanied by an adult on the lift.
Lift passes for children aged 0–7 must be collected at the ticket office. The child therefore needs their own Keycard, either one you already have or a new card purchased from us.
Yes. You can purchase lift passes for several people in the same order.
People and Keycards you register are saved under My Page. This makes it easier to buy new lift passes for family members or others you purchase for on future visits.
Yes. For date-specific lift passes, you choose the day the pass will be valid when purchasing it in the online shop.
This applies to lift passes purchased for a specific day or period. Season passes are valid for the whole season and are therefore not linked to one specific visit date.
You can find the Keycard number on the back of the card. Enter this number when adding an existing Keycard in the online shop.
The Keycard number consists of numbers and hyphens – no letters. Check that the full number has been entered before continuing.
You can pay with Vipps, debit card or credit card. Payments are processed securely through our payment providers.
Once the payment and purchase have been approved, a receipt and order confirmation are sent to the email address registered on your customer account.
You can also check the status of your order under My Page → Order History → View all orders.
If you loaded your lift pass onto a Keycard you already own, you need to bring that same Keycard with you to the ski centre.
Make sure you bring the correct Keycard with you, especially if your family has several cards.
Keep your Keycard in a pocket on the left side of your body. You do not need to take the card out when passing through the lift gate.
Other Keycards, travel cards, payment cards and similar cards should be kept on the right side so they do not interfere with the reader.
Up-to-date opening hours and operating status can be found on the Opening Hours page.
Yes. Weather, snow conditions or technical issues may affect operations. We therefore recommend checking the website before travelling to the ski centre.
Yes, Lommedalen Skisenter offers ski lessons for children, teenagers and adults. We offer courses, private lessons and instruction adapted to different ability levels.
The ski school is suitable for both beginners and those who want to improve their technique. Lessons are adapted to age, ability level and goals, with a focus on confidence, progression and enjoyment on skis.
We can also offer private group lessons for both small and large groups. Contact the ski school and we will help arrange a programme that suits your group.
Yes – at Lommedalen Skisenter you can borrow ski, snowboard and safety equipment completely free of charge. We are the only ski centre in the area offering free equipment loans, making it a little easier to get out on the slopes.
Equipment is loaned free of charge to guests with a valid lift pass and may only be used at Lommedalen Skisenter.
Skileik is our popular after-school activity programme for primary school children. The focus is on enjoyment, play and building confidence on skis – with active afternoons together on the slopes.
Skileik is suitable both for children who want to become more confident on skis and for those who already have plenty of experience. Activities are adapted to the groups, with a focus on having fun, developing skills and spending lots of time on skis.