Separate passes are sold for each of the areas.

An adult full-day ticket for the Parsenn area costs CHF63; for Rinerhorn. CHF49; for Madrisa. CHF50; for Pischa, CHF47; for Jakobshorn, CHF58.

Here is a pdf with more pricing information for the Parsenn area.

Here is a pdf with more pricing information for the Rinerhorn area.

Here is a pdf with more pricing information for the Madrisa area.

Here is a pdf with more pricing information for the Pischa area.

Here is a pdf with more pricing information for the Jakobshorn area.

Important transportation note: The shuttlebuses that carry you from your hotel to the Parsennbahn, or down to the Jakobshornbahn, ply a route up and down the same one-way street. If you are in Platz and want to take the shuttlebus to the Parsennbahn, go to the main street, Promenade, which is one-way in the opposite direction. Your bus will come down Promenade in a special lane—against traffic—to take you to the lifts. If you logically head down to Talstrasse, you will have to climb back up to Promenade.

Overall, the bus system has been significantly expanded in the past seasons. Nearly all the outlying lodging is now accessible by bus. The entire system, as well as the train between Davos and the outlying villages, is free to those with guest cards.

	Adults (ages 18+)	Teenagers (ages 13-17)	Children (ages 6-12)	The most convenient pass to use is the Klosters/Davos Region Pass. It includes the Madrisa area, plus use of the train that runs between Davos and Klosters and as far down the valley as Kublis. It is also good on local buses in Klosters. Who skis at a discount: There are 10 percent discounts for Region Passes purchased for three days or more before the Christmas season, (Nov. 15–Dec. 19). Here is a pdf with more pricing information.
One day	CHF67	CHF46	CHF23
Two days	CHF127	CHF86	CHF43
Three days	CHF177	CHF120	CHF60
Six days	CHF295	CHF200	CHF100
Fourteen days	CHF516	CHF361	CHF181