Here is the annual Japanese season lift ticket coupons 2019/2020 thread.
For those who don't know, even though lift tickets are generally cheap in Japan, they also sell discount lift tickets in conjunction with coupons.
There are two types:
- Coupons available from the internet, that are free, and generally have modest discounts, often around 500yen. This may also include coupons with a lunch voucher, generally 1000yen, which combined gives you about 500yen discount or a little more
- Pre-purchase coupons. These can provide either modest (500yen) discounts, or large discounts of up to 35% or more (e.g. 4800yen down to 3000yen). These will often also include multi person, multi resort, or day tickets. If you don't use the coupon, you will lose you money unless you can on sell it to someone.
The "WinterPlus+" coupon stall will be there again in the Tokyo Ski Shop area, in the basement just next to the Sports Paradise entrance. These are pre-purchase coupons, but some are only available to purchase up to December, so each needs to be checked.
If any people are currently around for the Rugby World Cup, but coming back in winter, you can pick up some coupons right now.
Some better deals at Winter Plus+:
- Myoko Akakura Kanko: normal 4800yen, coupon 3000yen
- Myoko Suginohara: normal 4800yen, coupon 3400yen
- Naeba/Kagura joint ticket: normal (1 day lifts, 2 persons) 10,400yen, coupon 6800yen
- Hakuba Happo: normal 5500yen, coupon 4500yen
- Hakuba 47/Goryu: normal 5500yen, coupon 4000yen
- Madarao: normal 5000yen, coupon 3200yen
- Furano: normal 6000yen, coupon 4000yen
- Sapporo Teine, Rusutsu, Tokachi Sahoro 3 mountain, set of 5 tickets: normal 31,000yen, coupon 23,500yen
- Hoishino Resort Tomamu: normal 5900yen, coupon 4500yen
WinterPlus website: (scroll down to the Regions)
https://www.winterplus.jp/
Translated:
https://translate.googleusercontent...700271&usg=ALkJrhiOEqapkRLDZKSputdzmDJzK82mTw
Notes:
- Open the Japanese and translated versions side by side. In some cases, the translation is not quite right. (e.g. If the "name" is more like an English description).
- Some multi mountain lift tickets are not good value (depending on the mountain)
- Read the info CAREFULLY, as they may be kids or seniors coupons
For those who don't know, even though lift tickets are generally cheap in Japan, they also sell discount lift tickets in conjunction with coupons.
There are two types:
- Coupons available from the internet, that are free, and generally have modest discounts, often around 500yen. This may also include coupons with a lunch voucher, generally 1000yen, which combined gives you about 500yen discount or a little more
- Pre-purchase coupons. These can provide either modest (500yen) discounts, or large discounts of up to 35% or more (e.g. 4800yen down to 3000yen). These will often also include multi person, multi resort, or day tickets. If you don't use the coupon, you will lose you money unless you can on sell it to someone.
The "WinterPlus+" coupon stall will be there again in the Tokyo Ski Shop area, in the basement just next to the Sports Paradise entrance. These are pre-purchase coupons, but some are only available to purchase up to December, so each needs to be checked.
If any people are currently around for the Rugby World Cup, but coming back in winter, you can pick up some coupons right now.
Some better deals at Winter Plus+:
- Myoko Akakura Kanko: normal 4800yen, coupon 3000yen
- Myoko Suginohara: normal 4800yen, coupon 3400yen
- Naeba/Kagura joint ticket: normal (1 day lifts, 2 persons) 10,400yen, coupon 6800yen
- Hakuba Happo: normal 5500yen, coupon 4500yen
- Hakuba 47/Goryu: normal 5500yen, coupon 4000yen
- Madarao: normal 5000yen, coupon 3200yen
- Furano: normal 6000yen, coupon 4000yen
- Sapporo Teine, Rusutsu, Tokachi Sahoro 3 mountain, set of 5 tickets: normal 31,000yen, coupon 23,500yen
- Hoishino Resort Tomamu: normal 5900yen, coupon 4500yen
WinterPlus website: (scroll down to the Regions)
https://www.winterplus.jp/
Translated:
https://translate.googleusercontent...700271&usg=ALkJrhiOEqapkRLDZKSputdzmDJzK82mTw
Notes:
- Open the Japanese and translated versions side by side. In some cases, the translation is not quite right. (e.g. If the "name" is more like an English description).
- Some multi mountain lift tickets are not good value (depending on the mountain)
- Read the info CAREFULLY, as they may be kids or seniors coupons
