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JAHORINA SKI PASS PRESALE: SECURE YOUR TICKET BEFORE WINTER BEGINS!

The presale of ski passes for the 2026/27 winter season at Jahorina, one of the leading ski resorts in the region, runs until 20 October 2026, offering skiers the opportunity to purchase passes at special advance-sale prices.

JAHORINA SKI PASS PRESALE: SECURE YOUR TICKET BEFORE WINTER BEGINS!

Launched on 20 September, the presale features three options designed for different skiing preferences, allowing visitors to plan their winter holidays in advance and enjoy both daytime and night skiing.

THREE SKI PASS OPTIONS AT SPECIAL PRICES

Season Pass – Day and Night Skiing | BAM 1,750

Designed for those who want to enjoy the entire winter season without worrying about purchasing individual tickets, this pass provides access to daytime and night skiing throughout the season.

Weekday Season Pass – Day and Night Skiing | BAM 1,250

An ideal option for skiers who prefer visiting Jahorina during the working week, with access to daytime and night skiing on weekdays.

“Ten Days per Season” Pass – Day or Night Skiing | BAM 620

This pass allows skiers to choose ten days on the slopes throughout the winter season, with the option of daytime or night skiing.

HOW TO PURCHASE YOUR SKI PASS

Ski passes can be purchased online through the resort’s webshop or directly at Jahorina, at the Poljice ski ticket office.

The ticket office is open daily from 9 AM to 4 PM.

With the presale ending on 20 October, skiers still have time to secure their preferred pass at a reduced advance-sale price before the winter season begins.

140 DAYS OF WINTER ON JAHORIN

Last winter, the ski season at Jahorina lasted an impressive 140 days, once again demonstrating the resort’s appeal to snow sports enthusiasts.

For those planning their next winter getaway, purchasing a ski pass in advance offers an opportunity to prepare for the season ahead while taking advantage of special prices.

At Jahorina, winter can last a long time — and the best price is often the one secured before the snow arrives.