Südtirol Skiarena – The most important questions and answers
The Südtirol Skiarena is a network of 18 ski resorts across South Tyrol. With a valid Südtirol Skipass, you can access all partner resorts.
Südtirol Skiarena – The most important questions and answers
The Südtirol Skiarena is a network of 18 ski resorts across South Tyrol. With a valid Südtirol Skipass, you can access all partner resorts.
In winter, you can use all lifts during operating hours without restrictions. In summer, one ascent and one descent per day are included for each open lift.
Yes. With a valid Südtirol Skipass, you can visit multiple partner resorts in a single day.
Complaints can be submitted in writing to: wecare@suedtirolskiarena.com
Contact details for ski schools and rental shops are available on the detail pages of each ski resort.
The live operating status of all slopes and lifts is available on our website.
Slope maps, webcams, and current information are available on the detail pages of each ski resort.
A current overview of all partner resorts is available on the official Südtirol Skiarena website.
Prices vary depending on the tariff category. The current price list is available online and at all official sales points.
For price information, please contact the Südtirol Skiarena or any ticket office of our member ski resorts.
The Südtirol Skipass can be purchased online and at official sales points during the presale period and throughout the season.
The presale starts on 12 August 2026 and ends on 30 November 2026.
Convenient booking from home, no waiting at ticket counters, fast and secure payment.
Yes. During the summer season, each open lift can be used once per day for one ascent and one descent.
Please contact the ticket office of the respective ski resort. A replacement ticket can be issued for a fee of 10.00 €.
No. Purchased Südtirol Skipasses cannot be cancelled.
In this case, we recommend a skipass refund insurance, which, in the event of an accident or serious illness and under certain conditions, refunds the unused period.
A season pass can also be purchased for dogs. Alternatively, day tickets are available in the partner resorts.
No. Parking fees and regulations depend on each individual ski resort.
Owners of an Ortler Skiarena Keycard from the 2024/25 or 2025/26 seasons receive a €2.00 refund when returning the card and purchasing a Südtirol Skipass 2027.
If misuse is detected, the skipass is immediately blocked. A contractual penalty of €500 (Südtirol Skipass Holiday €300) is applied for each case of misuse, and the skipass is suspended for 14 days. Reactivation can take place no earlier than 14 days after the misuse has been identified. If cooperation is refused, a formal report will be filed.
Yes. Third-party liability insurance is required by law for skiing on ski slopes in Italy. The insurance can be taken out via the QR code at the ticket offices or online via ITASnow. Prices start at €3.50 per day or €35 per season. Discounts are available for families and children under 14.
You can purchase it online through ITASnow. Prices start from €3.50 per day and €35 per season. Discounts are available for families and children under 14.
Contact the insurance company where you purchased your policy. Without valid insurance, no reimbursement is possible.
Regulations are defined in the General Terms and Conditions (GTC). Weather or operational interruptions generally do not entitle you to compensation.

