Timetable / Rates Montenvers

Maintenance on November 16

Monday, November 16: Maintenance on our online sales platform from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

The Montenvers Train is closed from November 2 through December 4.

The gondola and the ice cave are open on December 19

The schedules

From 11/2/2026 to 12/4/2026

From 11/2/2026 to 12/4/2026
From 12/5/2026 to 12/18/2026
From 12/19/2026 to 3/12/2027
From 3/13/2027 to 4/30/2027

Lifts

Train

Gondola + Ice Cave

Closed for works.

Closed for maintenance.

The Prices

Age group

Mer de Glace Trip

Ascent or descent + sightseeing

On-site package

Round-trip Train Ticket

Adults(15 - 64 years)

Children & Seniors(5 to 14 years & 65 years & +)

Family* / Tribu(2 adults + 2 children or +)

51.30€

€42.00

€27.70

€32.10

€43.60

€35.70

€23.50

€27.30

€159.00

€85.80

€99.50

Mer de Glace Tour: Train** + Cable Car + Ice Cave + Glaciorium

On-site Package: Gondola + Ice Cave + Glaciorium (Tickets can only be purchased on site—does not include round-trip train fare)

Ascent or descent + tours: one-way train ticket** + gondola + tours

*: Family: 2 adults + children (ages 5–14): The first 2 pay, the 3rd, 4th, and 5th are free (maximum)

**: Montenvers Train: Access is subject to a commercial agreement with the Montenvers Train Departmental Authority

Person with a disability : You are eligible for a 50% discount on the full fare or the day pass for both you and your companion upon presentation of your card at the ticket window. Tickets are not sold online.

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The famous little red train takes passengers from Chamonix (1035 m) to the Montenvers station (1913 m) in 20 minutes. On arrival, the view of the Mer de Glace is breathtaking, bearing witness to the effects of climate change.

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