PRICES & INFOS 2020/21 360-degree holiday experience. It connects 13 skiing resorts with 22...
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A sophisticated ski bus system awaits guests in the Stubaital. The buses to the Valley Stations of the Stubai Glacier, the Schlick 2000 Skiing Cen- tre, the Elferbahnen and the Serlesbahnen run in regular intervals every morning and evening. The ski buses stop at all designated stops. HIGHER FREQUENCY OF SKI BUS CONNECTIONS WITHIN THE STUBAI VALLEY STUBAI – MUTTERBERG (TO- AND BACK) Schönberg village centre Mieders Gemeindeamt / Serlesbahnen skiing resort Fulpmes village centre / changing to ski bus to the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre Neustift skiing resort Elferlifte / Neustift village centre Mutterberg Valley Station / skiing resort Stubaier Gletscher CHANGING TO THE SCHLICK 2000 SKIING CENTRE SKI BUSES Up to 9 buses per hour take guests to the Valley Station of the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre from the bus stops in Fulpmes. Travel durations from the village centre bus stop to the Schlick 2000 Valley Station are between 6 and 11 minutes. Prices in Euro ADULTS CHILDREN (BORN 2006-2012) YOUNG- STERS (BORN 2002-2005) SENIORS (BORN 1942-1955) 2-day pass 114 57 80 97 3-day pass 158 79 110 134 4-day pass 197 99 138 168 5-day pass 237 118 166 201 6-day pass 276 138 194 235 7-day pass 309 155 216 263 8-day pass 337 169 236 286 9-day pass 365 182 255 310 10-day pass 391 196 274 333 11-day pass 416 208 292 353 12-day pass 439 219 307 373 13-day pass 460 231 322 391 14-day pass 480 240 336 408 15-day pass 500 250 350 425 16-day pass 515 258 361 438 17-day pass 528 265 370 449 18-day pass 545 272 381 464 19-day pass 559 280 391 476 20-day pass 575 287 403 488 21-day pass 585 293 410 498 Prices VALID FROM 01 OCT. 2020 – 09 MAY 2021 Tickets available at the ticket offices of the 13 participating cable car opera- tors, Innsbruck Tourismus and participating sales partners (such as hotels). INFORMATION SKI PLUS CITY PASS The 2020/21 prices are valid for the cable cars and lifts of Stubai Gla- cier, Axamer Lizum, Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre, Kühtai Skiing Region, Hochoetz, Muttereralm, Bergeralm, Nordkette, Serlesbahnen, Elfer- bahnen, Patscherkofel, Rangger Köpfl, and Glungezer as well as for 22 attractions in and around Innsbruck, ski bus lines and the Inns- bruck Sightseer, as well as for the Neustift leisure centre, the StuBay Badeparadies (one-off 4-hour pool admission) and the Axams indoor pool (one-off 4-hour pool admission). REDUCTIONS Children (born 2013 or after): free when accompanied by a paying parent in the same card category; “Free Child” Card is issued Children (born 2006 to 2012): approx. 50% reduction on adult rate Youth (born 2002 to 2005): approx. 30% reduction on adult rate Seniors (born 1942 to 1955): approx. 15% reduction on adult rate Seniors 80+ (born 1941 and older): approx. 50% on adult rate People with disabilities: youth rate as of 60% invalidity Groups: one free ticket for each 20 paying guests IMPORTANT SKI PLUS CITY PASS INFORMATION // The pass must be presented or handed over to the on-site per- sonnel on request. // In the event of a check, reduced pass holders must produce the appropriate identity and/or disability card. // The pass is not transferable. // Lost passes will be replaced upon presentation of a sales re- ceipt and a processing fee. // Forgotten passes will not be substituted. // The tariff and transport regulations of the respective service providers apply. // Contactless check-in: Passes are exclusively issued as non- deposit tickets. // All prices include sales tax. We reserve the right to adapt rates! // Within the period of use, access to the skiing resorts and the Neustift Leisure Centre is unlimited, access to sights and offers limited to one-off admission, access to the StuBay and Axams indoor swimming pools limited to a one-off 4-hour admission. The individual services this pass entitles the holder to use are provid- ed by legally independent entrepreneurs. The entity selling the pass merely acts as representative of the other entrepreneurs. Only the respective entrepreneur is therefore under obligation to provide the individual services and to pay compensation in the event of incidents. PASS REFUND In the event of a sports accident, the pass must immediately be de- posited at one of our desks. The respective medical certificate of a local physician can be provided by the end of the subsequent day. The period from the date of issue to the date of deposit of the pass shall be regarded as period of use. Only the pass of the injured person will be refunded. No refund in case of illness. The terms and conditions of the cable car operators do not provide for passes to be refunded or extended, if operation is impossible due to adverse weather conditions or force majeure events (f.e. storm, risks of avalanches) or closure ordered by state etc. POST-TURNSTILE / LIFT ACCESS CHECKS Above areas are deemed check areas. The transport conditions of the respective cable car operator and/or the house rules of the respective provider apply. Passes must be presented to on-site personnel or bodies on request and if necessary be handed over. If card access is denied, the data carrier can be blocked and access denied. Should guests access check areas without a pass or with an invalid pass, compensation will be claimed. Misused passes are confiscated without replacement. “Fare evaders” are subject to a surcharge of EUR 40.00 in addition to the subsequent purchase of the day ticket of the respec- tive service provider. IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENT The age of children, youngsters, senior citizens and 80+ seniors and/or the degree of disability that is required for reduced ticket eligibility must be proven on request by presenting an appropriate photo ID or disabi- lity card, both when purchasing tickets and when accessing the respec- tive venue. We kindly ask for your understanding that neither free tickets, nor discounts can be granted without identification. SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck WHEN SKIING FUN MEETS ALPINE-URBAN LIFESTYLE Enjoying holidays simply, flexibly, and comfortably – the innovative SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck is the perfect companion for your 360-degree holiday experience. It connects 13 skiing resorts with 22 attractions in and around Innsbruck. This unique pass allows you to combine ultimate fun on the slopes with a pulsating city experience! Whether you prefer leisurely glacier skiing at 3,000 metres, family skiing, or panoramic descents high above Innsbruck – the SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck guarantees snow from October to May on the Stubai Glacier, Austria’s largest glacier skiing area, as well as uniquely varied piste experiences in 12 other skiing resorts. The SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck also provides access to 22 life- style, culture, and sightseeing offers in the greater Innsbruck area. In- cluded as well: free use of ski buses and of the Innsbruck Sightseer bus as well as admission to three swimming pools. Additionally, an attractive 25% discount on night skiing or night tobogganing is available. More information on all 40 included services at ski-plus-city.com. Ski Packages with a certain Added Value With the SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck you can easily enjoy the combination of nature-oriented skiing fun and bustling city experiences. Are you an ambitious winter sports enthusiast, a pleasure skier, or an adventurous family, but also interested in shopping, culture, or simply curious about something new? The SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck packages that include city services, bus transport, and bonus offers are not an either-or, but an AND proposition. // 2-7 nights including breakfast, half-board, or in a holiday apartment // 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 days SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck // 13 skiing resorts // One-off admission to 22 sights and offers – Lifestyle / Culture / Sightseeing in Innsbruck // Use of all ski bus systems and of the Innsbruck Sightseer (hop-on-hop-off) // 25 % discount on night rides with participating cable car facilities // Children born 2013 or later ride free when accompanied by a paying parent SKI PLUS CITY PASS STUBAI INNSBRUCK PACKAGE VALID FOR 2 DAYS FROM EUR 179.– P. P. SKI PLUS CITY PASS STUBAI INNSBRUCK PACKAGE VALID FOR 7 DAYS FROM EUR 489.– P. P. [email protected] ski-plus-city.com TOURISMUSVERBAND STUBAI TIROL Stubaitalhaus, Dorf 3 6167 Neustift i. St., Austria Tel. +43 (0) 501881-0 Fax +43 (0) 501881-199 [email protected] www.stubai.at INNSBRUCK TOURISMUS Burggraben 3 6020 Innsbruck, Austria Tel. +43 (0)512 59 8 50 Fax +43 (0)512 59 8 50-107 offi[email protected] www.innsbruck.info BERGISEL SKI JUMP STADIUM The 50 m high ski jump tow- er with restaurant and viewing platform has become a new landmark of the city. ANATOMICAL MUSEUM The collection shows the human anatomy, represented by skel- etons, skulls, and featuring wet and dry preparations. BELL MUSEUM & GRASSMAYR BELL FOUNDRY 400-year old bell foundry. Excit- ing combination of bell foundry, museum, sound room (Austrian Museum Award). AMBRAS CASTLE INNSBRUCK Visit the incomparable Renais- sance jewel and admire the famous Armouries and the Chamber of Art and Wonders of Archduke Ferdinand II (1529- 1595). Immerse yourself in Eu- rope’s cultural heritage in the world’s oldest museum! TYROLEAN MUSEUM RAILWAYS Historical rail vehicles and docu- mentation of Tyrol’s trams and local railways. AUDIOVERSUM An interactive world of expe- riences where you can listen to and marvel at extraordinary technologies. A must-see venue, especially for families! TAXISPALAIS ART GALLERY TYROL Exhibitions and discussions of international contemporary art. HASEGG CASTLE / MINT HALL 1486, Hall in Tyrol – the birth- place of the Thaler coin and the Dollar. Explore and marvel at a place of heavy machines, sound- ing coins, and minting! PER PEDES CITY WALKS – 1 TOUR INCLUDED Per Pedes City Walks “Imperial Tour: Innsbruck’s Old Town & Im- perial Palace” with guide in Ger- man language. Duration: 1.5 hours; Monday to Sunday from 11.00 am to 12.30 pm. Meeting place: Inns- bruck Information, Burggraben 3, 6020 Innsbruck. Tour in English language can be organised with a minimum of 10 people. DIE BÖRSE BIKE RENTALS (3 HOURS) With the city services of the SKI plus CITY Pass, the use of a city or children’s bike is free for 3 hours – while available. No rentals in bad weather or when roads are snow-covered. ALPENZOO Europe‘s highest themed zoo with 2,000 alpine animals and 150 species. A unique expe- rience for animal-lovers of all ages. No dogs allowed! INNSBRUCK IMPERIAL PALACE The Imperial Apartments – 25 imperial staterooms from the 18 th and 19 th centuries with the Giant Hall, the most magnificent ceremonial hall in the Alpine re- gion. PERMANENT EXHIBITION “MAXIMILIAN I” The exhibition in the Imperial Palace at Innsbruck’s Rennweg about the “Last Knight - Maximil- ian I” uses state-of-the-art multi- media technology to explore his life, personality, and formative influences. CITY TOWER The view from the tower plat- form of the city and the moun- tains is unique. The 15 th century tower used to house a prison. MUSEUM GOLDENES DACHL Exhibits about Emperor Maxi- milian I and his time as well as on the history of this Innsbruck landmark. INNSBRUCK CITY ARCHIVE Experience highlights and cri- ses, victories and defeats from 800 years of city history. SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL WORLDS At the home of Swarovski, you will discover an experience for all the senses: marvel at the va- riety of crystal in the Chambers of Wonder, find your new favour- ite piece in one of the world‘s largest Swarovski stores, and let yourself be pampered with culi- nary delights at “Daniel’s Kristall- welten” Restaurant. A brand-new attraction is the fascinating snow installation around the crystal tree “Silent Night” – sparkling, poetic, magical. TYROLEAN FOLK ART MUSEUM The museum offers insight into arts and crafts, including par- lours, Nativity scenes, masks, and traditional costumes from Tyrol. COURT CHURCH The Occident’s greatest ceno- taph. Grave monument of Em- peror Maximilian I. 28 bronze statues. Ebert organ. Silver chapel. TYROLEAN STATE MUSEUM FERDINANDEUM Art tour through Tyrolean his- tory; from prehistory, Roman times, all the way to the ear- ly Middle Ages. Romanticism, Gothic Art, and Modernism. MUSEUM IN THE ZEUGHAUS Once an arms depot of Emperor Maximilian I, today a museum for the entire family on Tyrol’s culture and history. TIROL PANORAMA WITH KAISERJÄGERMUSEUM The Tirol Panorama offers a new production of Tyrol with the famous giant circular painting as the main attraction and the Tyrolean Kaiserjägermuseum. Free ski bus to and from the skiing resorts in the Stubaital, Innsbruck and surrounding area, as well as in the Wipptal. The Sightseer (hop- on-hop-off) is available for access- ing almost all offers. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FREE SERVICE Valid SKI plus CITY Pass or Vouch- er (available at the reception of the Innsbruck hotel partners, at the Innsbruck Information as well as with the ski rental “Die Börse”) in the above-mentioned network. STUBAI VALLEY Comfortable ski bus system from Schönberg, Mieders, Telfes, Fulpmes, and Neustift to the Val- ley Stations of the skiing resorts and back. URBAN AREA INNSBRUCK Express buses according to timetable and bus stop informa- tion. Depending on the skiing re- sort, different bus lines from the bus station. Transfer to the bus station. Reservation required! Bus service for groups to the ski- ing resorts: Free direct connec- tion upon advance reservation with company Lüftner, Tel. +43 676 / 846311528 INNSBRUCK REGION Timetable and bus stop informa- tion in the local tourism informa- tion or via ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus. WIPPTAL Ski bus connections from the Wipptal and its side valleys with regional buses to the Stubaital and the train from Steinach to Inns- bruck and back. Timetables and bus stop information at ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus. OETZ REGION Comfortable ski bus transfer from the communities of Haiming, Ötz- tal-Bahnhof, Ambach, Sautens, and Umhausen directly to the Val- ley Station of the Acherkogelbahn in the Hochoetz skiing region. Timetable at ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus. GREATER HALL AREA Timetable and bus stop informa- tion in Hall’s tourist information offices (Unterer Stadtplatz 19) and Tulfes (Schmalzgasse 27) or at ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus. Discovering 22 Sights STUBAI GLACIER Austria’s largest glacier skiing re- sort is only 45 minutes away from Innsbruck by car. 26 modern cable car facilities and lifts provide access to 36 descents in the Kingdom of Snow, ranging from easy to chal- lenging. With guaranteed snow from October to June, the BIG Family Stubai Glacier offer, the DC Stubai Zoo Snowpark, the Powder Department, the summit platform, and the ice grotto, the Stubai Gla- cier will delight winter sports en- thusiasts and excursionists alike. Recommended highlight: the gour- met restaurant Schaufelspitz, the world’s highest three-toque res- taurant. KÜHTAI Soaring high in the Kühtai – pure skiing pleasures with guaran- teed snow await winter sports enthusiasts in Austria‘s highest skiing resort, Innsbruck’s skiing area at 2,020 metres. Ski right up to your hotel door or the car park. The range of pistes in all de- grees of difficulty ensures most diverse experiences. Families will especially appreciate the wide slopes. Freeskiers and snowboar- ders have their home base at the KPARK Kühtai with the FreeStyle area, SnowCross & SuperPipe, while the KidsPark guarantees action for children and fun park newcomers. ELFERBAHNEN 20 minutes from Innsbruck you will find the Elferbahnen Valley Station. The Elferbahnen offer dreamlike slopes full of natural snow with guaranteed adrenaline for experienced skiers and snow- boarders. Active holidaymakers can explore the winter hiking trails and the largest walk-on sundial in the Alpine region, enjoy snow- shoeing, or go tobogganing on one of the two varied toboggan runs, which are perfectly groomed and illuminated at night and invite one and all to enjoy the toboggan- ing experience. HOCHOETZ 41 kilometres of pistes, ul- tra-modern lifts, guaranteed snow through spring, children’s programme and supervision, two vantage points, top events: the Hochoetz skiing region is a winter paradise for families. The skiing area, which is one of the 5 sunniest in Austria, scores with its manageability and convinces with varied descents and special features such as WIDIs MOVIE- SHUTTLE, WIDIs Funpark, or the wildlife trail. PATSCHERKOFEL 1,674 metres above the city, winter presents its most beau- tiful side on Innsbruck’s local mountain. The Patscherkofel, just a ten-minute drive from Innsbruck, impresses with the new Patscherkofel cable car, a 10-seat mono-cable gondola, and with a wide variety of runs. Family-friendly pistes, challeng- ing terrain, the legendary Olym- pic run, the 15,000 m 2 children’s area, and the popular snow park are the hallmarks of the local re- sort. MUTTERERALM Family. Experience. Nature. These are the elements that form a snow-white symbiosis across more than 15 km of slopes. First-timers and returning guests feel equally at home on the runs around the summit station, as do families in the children’s area with its fairy-tale forest. Well- trained skiers can explore the pistes to Mutters and Götzens including the Olympic Games re- serve run. OBERPERFUSS – RANGGER KÖPFL Thanks to 17 kilometres of slopes from easy to medium difficulty, the Rangger Köpfl in the immediate vicinity of the Tyrolean capital is the perfect resort for the whole family. The advantages of the ski- ing resort in Oberperfuss are both obvious and abundant: clear rout- ing, guaranteed snow thanks to modern snow-making facilities, Kidspark with magic carpet and practice lift, cosy ski lodges, idyllic winter hiking trails, and a 10 km toboggan run (8 km illuminated). BERGERALM The Bergeralm Skiing & Leisure Arena, the skiing resort in the Wipptal, combines top piste quality with cosiness during a stopover and the unique Wipptal panorama. The combined “Hoher Turm” facilities take you comfort- ably to the slopes that received the Tyrolean Piste Quality Award. Thanks to its illumination that is even suitable for competitions, the Bergeralm is one of the larg- est night skiing arenas in Europe. In 2019, the Bergeralm was cho- sen by Skiresort.de as an insider tip in the category “World’s lead- ing skiing resort up to 30 km of pistes”. GLUNGEZERBAHN The majestic mountain scenery of the Glungezer, surrounded by untouched nature, the impressi- ve view of the Inn Valley and the peaks of the Nordkette, as well as the magnificent ski pistes for young and older visitors alike were the reasons for the popu- larity of the ski and hiking moun- tain among locals and guests to grow as early as in the 1930s. After extensive modernisation works in the last three years, the Glungezerbahn now shines in a new light: new 10-PAX cable cars, new snow-making systems, and this winter the ultra-modern com- bined lift to the Summit Station. AXAMER LIZUM With over 40 km of pistes and 10 lifts, the Axamer Lizum is the lar- gest skiing resort in the vicinity of Innsbruck. Slopes of varying degrees of difficulty guarantee plenty of snow adventures for the whole family. Freestylers will find cool obstacles in the Golden Roof Funpark while freeriders can look forward to countless powder runs around the Kalkkögel Summits. The high alpine location ensures snow from the end of November to mid-April. Guests are pam- pered with culinary treats in the Hoadl-Haus Panorama Restau- rant with sun terrace at 2,340 m. NORDKETTENBAHNEN INNSBRUCK Just a few steps away from the historic old town, the modern cable car whose station was designed by Zaha Hadid takes you to the Nordkette skiing re- sort. From the jewel of the Alps you have a 360° view of Inns- bruck, Austria’s largest nature park, the Karwendel, and the entire Nordkette offer: 6 pistes, numerous freeride variants, the world’s only in-city snowpark “Nordkette Skylinepark” and a children’s area including super- vision. The literal highlight of the excursion is the TOP OF INNS- BRUCK venue at the Hafelekar. SCHLICK 2000 SKIING CENTRE The Schlick 2000 skiing centre is known as a family skiing resort with 9 rustic lodges and alpine pastures, where Tyrolean hos- pitality and top piste quality are the top priorities. In BIG Ron’s Kinderland, children learn how to ski in a playful way, and in the playing and warm-up room the little ones are looked after from age one onwards. Adrenaline junkies are drawn to the Stu- bai Park Schlick 2000. A speed course and the height profile measurement Skiline spark ad- ditional ambition. SERLESBAHNEN In the Serlesbahnen resort in Mieders, families, beginners, and returning skiers will find what they are looking for: easy, blue pistes where they can learn to ski or enjoy extensive slopes after a longer break. The Kinder- land with its magic carpet and platter lift is ideally located di- rectly at the Valley Station. The skiing resort also offers winter hiking, snowshoe hiking, and tobogganing – in a nutshell: as many mountain experiences as you like. Exploring 13 Skiing Resorts Ski Bus and Sightseer Ski Bus Stubaital Ski Bus Innsbruck The Innsbruck Sightseer BUS STOPS TO Hotel Bierwirt Alphotel Youth hostel Hotel Alpinpark Hotel Ramada Austria Trend Hotel Tourist embarking zone Triumphpforte Grand Hotel Europa Cafe Central Hofgarten BUS STOP BACK Stubai Glacier Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre The ski buses (mostly scheduled buses) to the skiing resorts at the main station as per timetables. Free transfers from the listed hotels to the main station are offered. TRANSFER BUS MAIN STATION BUS STOPS Hotel Bierwirt Alphotel Youth hostel Hotel Alpinpark Hotel Ramada Austria Trend Hotel Tourist embarking zone Triumphpforte Cafe Central Hofgarten In the evening, transfer shuttle from the main station back to the hotel. Schedules are available at the re- ception of your hotel in Innsbruck. More information is available via ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus. Taxi Evkaya Tel. +43 (0)676 3210371 [email protected] SKIBUS NORDKETTE AND PATSCHERKOFEL Line J of Innsbrucker Verkehrsbetriebe (Innsbruck’s public transport provider) takes winter sports enthusiasts directly from the city centre to the skiing resorts of Nordkettenbahnen Innsbruck and the Patscherkofelbahn (terminus). Stops in the city area: Landessportcenter, Pacherstraße, Tivoli, Sillpark, Landesmuseum, Museumstraße, Maria-Theresien-Straße, Höttinger Kirchplatz. More information via ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus. REGION WIPPTAL VALLEY Ski bus connections from the Wipptal and its side valleys with regional buses to the Stubaital (via Schönberg) and for S-Bahn trains from Steinach to Innsbruck and back with the Wipptal Guest Card. The line 4145 allows all SKI plus CITY pass holders to access the connection between Schönberg (Stubaital, connection to line 590) and Steinach (Bergeralm Valley Station). SKI BUSES FROM THE MAIN STATION TO THE SKIING RESORTS KÜHTAI, RANGGER KÖPFL AND MUTTERERALM BUS STATION – PLATFORM G AND F RETURN TRIP LINE Kühtai Kühtai / Centre 4166 Rangger Köpfl Rangger Köpfl / Valley Station 4165 Muttereralm Muttereralm / Valley Station L3 EXPRESS BUS AXAMER LIZUM The express bus runs from Innsbruck City to the Axamer Lizum Valley Station and back without stopping. BUS STOPS TO Hotel Bierwirt Alphotel Youth hostel Hotel Alpinpark Hotel Ramada Austria Trend Hotel Tourist embarking zone Triumphpforte Grand Hotel Europa Cafe Central Hofgarten BUS STOPS BACK from skiing resort In addition from Innsbruck main station, platform E, with line L1. Timetable information at ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus. Shuttle to the main station and the public buses BUS STUBAI – INNSBRUCK INCLUDED PRICES & INFOS 2020/21 ski-plus-city.com EXPRESS BUS INNSBRUCK – STUBAITAL The express bus takes winter sports enthusiasts quickly and comfort- ably to the skiing resorts of the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre and the Stubai Glacier. Further stops and current schedule information in the Stubaital can be found at www.stubai.at/skibus. Current schedule information can be found at www.ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus. BUS STOPS TO Marktplatz Maria-Theresien-Straße Hauptbahnhof Ferdinandeum Congress / Hofburg Löwenhaus / ORF Bienerstraße Defreggerstraße Pacherstraße Landessportcenter BUS STOPS BACK Schloss Ambras Landessportcenter Stift Wilten Tirol Panorama / Bergisel Basilika Wilten Triumphpforte Anichstraße / Rathausgalerien Mariahilfpark The hop-on-hop-off bus connection to all sights and attractions in Innsbruck. More general and current schedule information can be found at www.ski-plus-city.com/live-info/sightseer. SKIBUS STUBAITAL (LINE 590) The ski bus stops at a total of 38 designated stops, among others: INNSBRUCK – STUBAI Innsbruck Central Station Innsbruck Triumphpforte / Casino Schönberg village centre Mieders Gemeindeamt / Serlesbahnen skiing resort Telfes Fulpmes village centre / changing to ski bus to the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre Neustift skiing resort Elferlifte / Neustift village centre Mutterberg Valley Station / skiing resort Stubaier Gletscher STUBAI – INNSBRUCK Mutterberg Valley Station / skiing resort Stubaier Gletscher Neustift Leisure Centre / Neustift village centre / Neustift skiing resort Elferlifte Fulpmes village centre / changing to ski bus to the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre StuBay Leisure Centre / Telfes Serlesbahnen skiing resort / Mieders Gemeindeamt Schönberg village centre Innsbruck Central Station
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A sophisticated ski bus system awaits guests in the Stubaital. The buses to the Valley Stations of the Stubai Glacier, the Schlick 2000 Skiing Cen-tre, the Elferbahnen and the Serlesbahnen run in regular intervals every morning and evening. The ski buses stop at all designated stops.
HIGHER FREQUENCY OF SKI BUS CONNECTIONSWITHIN THE STUBAI VALLEY
STUBAI – MUTTERBERG (TO- AND BACK)
Schönberg village centre
Mieders Gemeindeamt / Serlesbahnen skiing resort
Fulpmes village centre / changing to ski bus to the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre
Neustift skiing resort Elferlifte / Neustift village centre
Mutterberg Valley Station / skiing resort Stubaier Gletscher
CHANGING TO THE SCHLICK 2000 SKIING CENTRE SKI BUSESUp to 9 buses per hour take guests to the Valley Station of the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre from the bus stops in Fulpmes. Travel durations from the village centre bus stop to the Schlick 2000 Valley Station are between 6 and 11 minutes.
Prices in Euro ADULTS CHILDREN
(BORN 2006-2012)
YOUNG-STERS(BORN 2002-2005)
SENIORS
(BORN1942-1955)
2-day pass 114 57 80 97
3-day pass 158 79 110 134
4-day pass 197 99 138 168
5-day pass 237 118 166 201
6-day pass 276 138 194 235
7-day pass 309 155 216 263
8-day pass 337 169 236 286
9-day pass 365 182 255 310
10-day pass 391 196 274 333
11-day pass 416 208 292 353
12-day pass 439 219 307 373
13-day pass 460 231 322 391
14-day pass 480 240 336 408
15-day pass 500 250 350 425
16-day pass 515 258 361 438
17-day pass 528 265 370 449
18-day pass 545 272 381 464
19-day pass 559 280 391 476
20-day pass 575 287 403 488
21-day pass 585 293 410 498
PricesVALID FROM 01 OCT. 2020 – 09 MAY 2021Tickets available at the ticket offices of the 13 participating cable car opera-tors, Innsbruck Tourismus and participating sales partners (such as hotels).
INFORMATION SKI PLUS CITY PASSThe 2020/21 prices are valid for the cable cars and lifts of Stubai Gla-cier, Axamer Lizum, Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre, Kühtai Skiing Region, Hochoetz, Muttereralm, Bergeralm, Nordkette, Serlesbahnen, Elfer-bahnen, Patscherkofel, Rangger Köpfl, and Glungezer as well as for 22 attractions in and around Innsbruck, ski bus lines and the Inns-bruck Sightseer, as well as for the Neustift leisure centre, the StuBay Badeparadies (one-off 4-hour pool admission) and the Axams indoor pool (one-off 4-hour pool admission).
REDUCTIONSChildren (born 2013 or after): free when accompanied by a
paying parent in the same card category; “Free Child” Card is issued
Children (born 2006 to 2012): approx. 50% reduction on adult rate
Youth (born 2002 to 2005): approx. 30% reduction on adult rate
Seniors (born 1942 to 1955): approx. 15% reduction on adult rate
Seniors 80+ (born 1941 and older): approx. 50% on adult ratePeople with disabilities: youth rate as of 60% invalidityGroups: one free ticket for each
20 paying guests
IMPORTANT SKI PLUS CITY PASS INFORMATION// The pass must be presented or handed over to the on-site per-
sonnel on request.// In the event of a check, reduced pass holders must produce the
appropriate identity and/or disability card.// The pass is not transferable.// Lost passes will be replaced upon presentation of a sales re-
ceipt and a processing fee.// Forgotten passes will not be substituted.// The tariff and transport regulations of the respective service
providers apply.// Contactless check-in: Passes are exclusively issued as non-
deposit tickets.// All prices include sales tax. We reserve the right to adapt rates!// Within the period of use, access to the skiing resorts and the
Neustift Leisure Centre is unlimited, access to sights and offers limited to one-off admission, access to the StuBay and Axams indoor swimming pools limited to a one-off 4-hour admission.
The individual services this pass entitles the holder to use are provid-ed by legally independent entrepreneurs. The entity selling the pass merely acts as representative of the other entrepreneurs. Only the respective entrepreneur is therefore under obligation to provide the individual services and to pay compensation in the event of incidents.
PASS REFUNDIn the event of a sports accident, the pass must immediately be de-posited at one of our desks. The respective medical certificate of a local physician can be provided by the end of the subsequent day. The period from the date of issue to the date of deposit of the pass shall be regarded as period of use. Only the pass of the injured person will be refunded. No refund in case of illness. The terms and conditions of the cable car operators do not provide for passes to be refunded or extended, if operation is impossible due to adverse weather conditions or force majeure events (f.e. storm, risks of avalanches) or closure ordered by state etc.
POST-TURNSTILE / LIFT ACCESS CHECKSAbove areas are deemed check areas. The transport conditions of the respective cable car operator and/or the house rules of the respective provider apply. Passes must be presented to on-site personnel or bodies on request and if necessary be handed over. If card access is denied, the data carrier can be blocked and access denied. Should guests access check areas without a pass or with an invalid pass, compensation will be claimed. Misused passes are confiscated without replacement. “Fare evaders” are subject to a surcharge of EUR 40.00 in addition to the subsequent purchase of the day ticket of the respec-tive service provider.
IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTThe age of children, youngsters, senior citizens and 80+ seniors and/or the degree of disability that is required for reduced ticket eligibility must be proven on request by presenting an appropriate photo ID or disabi-lity card, both when purchasing tickets and when accessing the respec-tive venue. We kindly ask for your understanding that neither free tickets, nor discounts can be granted without identification.
SKI plus CITY PassStubai InnsbruckWHEN SKIING FUN MEETS ALPINE-URBAN LIFESTYLE
Enjoying holidays simply, flexibly, and comfortably – the innovative SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck is the perfect companion for your 360-degree holiday experience. It connects 13 skiing resorts with 22 attractions in and around Innsbruck. This unique pass allows you to combine ultimate fun on the slopes with a pulsating city experience!Whether you prefer leisurely glacier skiing at 3,000 metres, family skiing, or panoramic descents high above Innsbruck – the SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck guarantees snow from October to May on the Stubai Glacier, Austria’s largest glacier skiing area, as well as uniquely varied piste experiences in 12 other skiing resorts.The SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck also provides access to 22 life-style, culture, and sightseeing offers in the greater Innsbruck area. In-cluded as well: free use of ski buses and of the Innsbruck Sightseer bus as well as admission to three swimming pools. Additionally, an attractive 25% discount on night skiing or night tobogganing is available.
More information on all 40 included services at ski-plus-city.com.
Ski Packageswith a certainAdded ValueWith the SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck you can easily enjoy the combination of nature-oriented skiing fun and bustling city experiences. Are you an ambitious winter sports enthusiast, a pleasure skier, or an adventurous family, but also interested in shopping, culture, or simply curious about something new? The SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck packages that include city services, bus transport, and bonus offers are not an either-or, but an AND proposition.
// 2-7 nights including breakfast, half-board, or in a holiday apartment
// 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 days SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck
// 13 skiing resorts// One-off admission to 22 sights and offers –
Lifestyle / Culture / Sightseeing in Innsbruck// Use of all ski bus systems and of the
Innsbruck Sightseer (hop-on-hop-off)// 25 % discount on night rides with participating
cable car facilities// Children born 2013 or later ride free when
accompanied by a paying parent
SKI PLUS CITY PASS STUBAI INNSBRUCK PACKAGEVALID FOR 2 DAYS FROM EUR 179.– P. P.
SKI PLUS CITY PASS STUBAI INNSBRUCK PACKAGEVALID FOR 7 DAYS FROM EUR 489.– P. [email protected]
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TOURISMUSVERBANDSTUBAI TIROLStubaitalhaus, Dorf 36167 Neustift i. St., AustriaTel. +43 (0) 501881-0Fax +43 (0) [email protected]
www.stubai.at
INNSBRUCKTOURISMUSBurggraben 36020 Innsbruck, AustriaTel. +43 (0)512 59 8 50Fax +43 (0)512 59 8 [email protected]
www.innsbruck.info
BERGISEL SKI JUMP STADIUMThe 50 m high ski jump tow-er with restaurant and viewing platform has become a new landmark of the city.
ANATOMICAL MUSEUMThe collection shows the human anatomy, represented by skel-etons, skulls, and featuring wet and dry preparations.
BELL MUSEUM & GRASSMAYR BELL FOUNDRY400-year old bell foundry. Excit-ing combination of bell foundry, museum, sound room (Austrian Museum Award).
AMBRAS CASTLE INNSBRUCKVisit the incomparable Renais-sance jewel and admire the famous Armouries and the Chamber of Art and Wonders of Archduke Ferdinand II (1529-1595). Immerse yourself in Eu-rope’s cultural heritage in the world’s oldest museum!
TYROLEAN MUSEUM RAILWAYSHistorical rail vehicles and docu- mentation of Tyrol’s trams and local railways.
AUDIOVERSUMAn interactive world of expe-riences where you can listen to and marvel at extraordinary technologies. A must-see venue, especially for families!
TAXISPALAISART GALLERY TYROLExhibitions and discussions of international contemporary art.
HASEGG CASTLE / MINT HALL1486, Hall in Tyrol – the birth-place of the Thaler coin and the Dollar. Explore and marvel at a place of heavy machines, sound-ing coins, and minting!
PER PEDES CITY WALKS –1 TOUR INCLUDED Per Pedes City Walks “Imperial Tour: Innsbruck’s Old Town & Im-perial Palace” with guide in Ger-man language. Duration: 1.5 hours; Monday to Sunday from 11.00 am to 12.30 pm. Meeting place: Inns-bruck Information, Burggraben 3, 6020 Innsbruck. Tour in English language can be organised with a minimum of 10 people.
DIE BÖRSEBIKE RENTALS (3 HOURS)With the city services of the SKI plus CITY Pass, the use of a city or children’s bike is free for 3 hours – while available. No rentals in bad weather or when roads are snow-covered.
ALPENZOOEurope‘s highest themed zoo with 2,000 alpine animals and 150 species. A unique expe-rience for animal-lovers of all ages. No dogs allowed!
INNSBRUCK IMPERIAL PALACEThe Imperial Apartments – 25 imperial staterooms from the 18th and 19th centuries with the Giant Hall, the most magnificent ceremonial hall in the Alpine re-gion.
PERMANENT EXHIBITION “MAXIMILIAN I” The exhibition in the Imperial Palace at Innsbruck’s Rennweg about the “Last Knight - Maximil-ian I” uses state-of-the-art multi-media technology to explore his life, personality, and formative influences.
CITY TOWERThe view from the tower plat-form of the city and the moun-tains is unique. The 15th century tower used to house a prison.
MUSEUM GOLDENES DACHLExhibits about Emperor Maxi-milian I and his time as well as on the history of this Innsbruck landmark.
INNSBRUCK CITY ARCHIVEExperience highlights and cri-ses, victories and defeats from 800 years of city history.
SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL WORLDSAt the home of Swarovski, you will discover an experience for all the senses: marvel at the va-riety of crystal in the Chambers of Wonder, find your new favour-ite piece in one of the world‘s largest Swarovski stores, and let yourself be pampered with culi-nary delights at “Daniel’s Kristall-welten” Restaurant. A brand-new attraction is the fascinating snow installation around the crystal tree “Silent Night” – sparkling, poetic, magical.
TYROLEAN FOLK ART MUSEUMThe museum offers insight into arts and crafts, including par-lours, Nativity scenes, masks, and traditional costumes from Tyrol.
COURT CHURCHThe Occident’s greatest ceno-taph. Grave monument of Em-peror Maximilian I. 28 bronze statues. Ebert organ. Silver chapel.
TYROLEAN STATE MUSEUM FERDINANDEUMArt tour through Tyrolean his-tory; from prehistory, Roman times, all the way to the ear-ly Middle Ages. Romanticism, Gothic Art, and Modernism.
MUSEUM IN THE ZEUGHAUSOnce an arms depot of Emperor Maximilian I, today a museum for the entire family on Tyrol’s culture and history.
TIROL PANORAMA WITH KAISERJÄGERMUSEUMThe Tirol Panorama offers a new production of Tyrol with the famous giant circular painting as the main attraction and the Tyrolean Kaiserjägermuseum.
Free ski bus to and from the skiing resorts in the Stubaital, Innsbruck and surrounding area, as well as in the Wipptal. The Sightseer (hop-on-hop-off) is available for access-ing almost all offers.
REQUIREMENTS FORTHE FREE SERVICEValid SKI plus CITY Pass or Vouch-er (available at the reception of the Innsbruck hotel partners, at the Innsbruck Information as well as with the ski rental “Die Börse”) in the above-mentioned network.
STUBAI VALLEYComfortable ski bus system from Schönberg, Mieders, Telfes, Fulpmes, and Neustift to the Val-ley Stations of the skiing resorts and back.
URBAN AREA INNSBRUCKExpress buses according to timetable and bus stop informa-tion. Depending on the skiing re-sort, different bus lines from the bus station. Transfer to the bus station. Reservation required!
Bus service for groups to the ski-ing resorts: Free direct connec-tion upon advance reservation with company Lüftner,Tel. +43 676 / 846311528
INNSBRUCK REGIONTimetable and bus stop informa-tion in the local tourism informa-tion or viaski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus.
WIPPTALSki bus connections from the Wipptal and its side valleys with regional buses to the Stubaital and the train from Steinach to Inns-bruck and back. Timetables and bus stop information atski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus.
OETZ REGIONComfortable ski bus transfer from the communities of Haiming, Ötz-tal-Bahnhof, Ambach, Sautens, and Umhausen directly to the Val-ley Station of the Acherkogelbahn in the Hochoetz skiing region. Timetable at ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus.
GREATER HALL AREATimetable and bus stop informa-tion in Hall’s tourist information offices (Unterer Stadtplatz 19) and Tulfes (Schmalzgasse 27) or at ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus.
Discovering22 Sights
STUBAI GLACIERAustria’s largest glacier skiing re-sort is only 45 minutes away from Innsbruck by car. 26 modern cable car facilities and lifts provide access to 36 descents in the Kingdom of Snow, ranging from easy to chal-lenging. With guaranteed snow from October to June, the BIG Family Stubai Glacier offer, the DC Stubai Zoo Snowpark, the Powder Department, the summit platform, and the ice grotto, the Stubai Gla-cier will delight winter sports en-thusiasts and excursionists alike. Recommended highlight: the gour-met restaurant Schaufelspitz, the world’s highest three-toque res-taurant.
KÜHTAISoaring high in the Kühtai – pure skiing pleasures with guaran-teed snow await winter sports enthusiasts in Austria‘s highest skiing resort, Innsbruck’s skiing area at 2,020 metres. Ski right up to your hotel door or the car park. The range of pistes in all de-grees of difficulty ensures most diverse experiences. Families will especially appreciate the wide slopes. Freeskiers and snowboar-ders have their home base at the KPARK Kühtai with the FreeStyle area, SnowCross & SuperPipe, while the KidsPark guarantees action for children and fun park newcomers.
ELFERBAHNEN20 minutes from Innsbruck you will find the Elferbahnen Valley Station. The Elferbahnen offer dreamlike slopes full of natural snow with guaranteed adrenaline for experienced skiers and snow-boarders. Active holidaymakers can explore the winter hiking trails and the largest walk-on sundial in the Alpine region, enjoy snow-shoeing, or go tobogganing on one of the two varied toboggan runs, which are perfectly groomed and illuminated at night and invite one and all to enjoy the toboggan-ing experience.
HOCHOETZ41 kilometres of pistes, ul-tra-modern lifts, guaranteed snow through spring, children’s programme and supervision, two vantage points, top events: the Hochoetz skiing region is a winter paradise for families. The skiing area, which is one of the 5 sunniest in Austria, scores with its manageability and convinces with varied descents and special features such as WIDIs MOVIE-SHUTTLE, WIDIs Funpark, or the wildlife trail.
PATSCHERKOFEL1,674 metres above the city, winter presents its most beau-tiful side on Innsbruck’s local mountain. The Patscherkofel, just a ten-minute drive from Innsbruck, impresses with the new Patscherkofel cable car, a 10-seat mono-cable gondola, and with a wide variety of runs. Family-friendly pistes, challeng-ing terrain, the legendary Olym-pic run, the 15,000 m2 children’s area, and the popular snow park are the hallmarks of the local re-sort.
MUTTERERALMFamily. Experience. Nature. These are the elements that form a snow-white symbiosis across more than 15 km of slopes. First-timers and returning guests feel equally at home on the runs around the summit station, as do families in the children’s area with its fairy-tale forest. Well-trained skiers can explore the pistes to Mutters and Götzens including the Olympic Games re-serve run.
OBERPERFUSS –RANGGER KÖPFLThanks to 17 kilometres of slopes from easy to medium difficulty, the Rangger Köpfl in the immediate vicinity of the Tyrolean capital is the perfect resort for the whole family. The advantages of the ski-ing resort in Oberperfuss are both obvious and abundant: clear rout-ing, guaranteed snow thanks to modern snow-making facilities, Kidspark with magic carpet and practice lift, cosy ski lodges, idyllic winter hiking trails, and a 10 km toboggan run (8 km illuminated).
BERGERALMThe Bergeralm Skiing & Leisure Arena, the skiing resort in the Wipptal, combines top piste quality with cosiness during a stopover and the unique Wipptal panorama. The combined “Hoher Turm” facilities take you comfort-ably to the slopes that received the Tyrolean Piste Quality Award. Thanks to its illumination that is even suitable for competitions, the Bergeralm is one of the larg-est night skiing arenas in Europe. In 2019, the Bergeralm was cho-sen by Skiresort.de as an insider tip in the category “World’s lead-ing skiing resort up to 30 km of pistes”.
GLUNGEZERBAHNThe majestic mountain scenery of the Glungezer, surrounded by untouched nature, the impressi-ve view of the Inn Valley and the peaks of the Nordkette, as well as the magnificent ski pistes for young and older visitors alike were the reasons for the popu-larity of the ski and hiking moun-tain among locals and guests to grow as early as in the 1930s. After extensive modernisation works in the last three years, the Glungezerbahn now shines in a new light: new 10-PAX cable cars, new snow-making systems, and this winter the ultra-modern com-bined lift to the Summit Station.
AXAMER LIZUMWith over 40 km of pistes and 10 lifts, the Axamer Lizum is the lar-gest skiing resort in the vicinity of Innsbruck. Slopes of varying degrees of difficulty guarantee plenty of snow adventures for the whole family. Freestylers will find cool obstacles in the Golden Roof Funpark while freeriders can look forward to countless powder runs around the Kalkkögel Summits. The high alpine location ensures snow from the end of November to mid-April. Guests are pam-pered with culinary treats in the Hoadl-Haus Panorama Restau-rant with sun terrace at 2,340 m.
NORDKETTENBAHNENINNSBRUCKJust a few steps away from the historic old town, the modern cable car whose station was designed by Zaha Hadid takes you to the Nordkette skiing re-sort. From the jewel of the Alps you have a 360° view of Inns-bruck, Austria’s largest nature park, the Karwendel, and the entire Nordkette offer: 6 pistes, numerous freeride variants, the world’s only in-city snowpark “Nordkette Skylinepark” and a children’s area including super-vision. The literal highlight of the excursion is the TOP OF INNS-BRUCK venue at the Hafelekar.
SCHLICK 2000SKIING CENTREThe Schlick 2000 skiing centre is known as a family skiing resort with 9 rustic lodges and alpine pastures, where Tyrolean hos-pitality and top piste quality are the top priorities. In BIG Ron’s Kinderland, children learn how to ski in a playful way, and in the playing and warm-up room the little ones are looked after from age one onwards. Adrenaline junkies are drawn to the Stu-bai Park Schlick 2000. A speed course and the height profile measurement Skiline spark ad-ditional ambition.
SERLESBAHNENIn the Serlesbahnen resort in Mieders, families, beginners, and returning skiers will find what they are looking for: easy, blue pistes where they can learn to ski or enjoy extensive slopes after a longer break. The Kinder-land with its magic carpet and platter lift is ideally located di-rectly at the Valley Station. The skiing resort also offers winter hiking, snowshoe hiking, and tobogganing – in a nutshell: as many mountain experiences as you like.
Exploring13 Skiing Resorts
Ski Bus and Sightseer
Ski Bus Stubaital
Ski Bus InnsbruckThe Innsbruck Sightseer
BUS STOPS TO
Hotel Bierwirt
Alphotel
Youth hostel
Hotel Alpinpark
Hotel Ramada
Austria Trend Hotel
Tourist embarking zone
Triumphpforte
Grand Hotel Europa
Cafe Central
Hofgarten
BUS STOP BACK
Stubai Glacier
Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre
The ski buses (mostly scheduled buses) to the skiing resorts at the main station as per timetables. Free transfers from the listed hotels to the main station are offered.
TRANSFER BUS MAIN STATION
BUS STOPS
Hotel Bierwirt
Alphotel
Youth hostel
Hotel Alpinpark
Hotel Ramada
Austria Trend Hotel
Tourist embarking zone
Triumphpforte
Cafe Central
Hofgarten
In the evening, transfer shuttle from the main station back to the hotel.
Schedules are available at the re-ception of your hotel in Innsbruck. More information is available via ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus.
Taxi EvkayaTel. +43 (0)676 [email protected]
SKIBUS NORDKETTE AND PATSCHERKOFELLine J of Innsbrucker Verkehrsbetriebe (Innsbruck’s public transport provider) takes winter sports enthusiasts directly from the city centre to the skiing resorts of Nordkettenbahnen Innsbruck and the Patscherkofelbahn (terminus).
Stops in the city area: Landessportcenter, Pacherstraße, Tivoli, Sillpark, Landesmuseum, Museumstraße, Maria-Theresien-Straße, Höttinger Kirchplatz. More information via ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus.
REGION WIPPTAL VALLEYSki bus connections from the Wipptal and its side valleys with regional buses to the Stubaital (via Schönberg) and for S-Bahn trains from Steinach to Innsbruck and back with the Wipptal Guest Card. The line 4145 allows all SKI plus CITY pass holders to access the connection between Schönberg (Stubaital, connection to line 590) and Steinach (Bergeralm Valley Station).
SKI BUSES FROM THE MAIN STATION TO THE SKIING RESORTSKÜHTAI, RANGGER KÖPFL AND MUTTERERALM
BUS STATION – PLATFORM G AND F RETURN TRIP LINE
Kühtai Kühtai / Centre 4166
Rangger Köpfl Rangger Köpfl / Valley Station 4165
Muttereralm Muttereralm / Valley Station L3
EXPRESS BUS AXAMER LIZUMThe express bus runs from Innsbruck City to the Axamer Lizum Valley Station and back without stopping.
BUS STOPS TO
Hotel Bierwirt
Alphotel
Youth hostel
Hotel Alpinpark
Hotel Ramada
Austria Trend Hotel
Tourist embarking zone
Triumphpforte
Grand Hotel Europa
Cafe Central
Hofgarten
BUS STOPS BACK
from skiing resort
In addition from Innsbruck main station, platform E, with line L1.Timetable information at ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus.
Shuttle to the main station and the public buses
BUS STUBAI –INNSBRUCKINCLUDED
PRICES &INFOS2020/21ski-plus-city.com
EXPRESS BUS INNSBRUCK – STUBAITALThe express bus takes winter sports enthusiasts quickly and comfort-ably to the skiing resorts of the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre and the Stubai Glacier.
Further stops and current schedule information in the Stubaital can be found atwww.stubai.at/skibus.
Current schedule information can be found atwww.ski-plus-city.com/live-info/bus.
BUS STOPS TO
Marktplatz
Maria-Theresien-Straße
Hauptbahnhof
Ferdinandeum
Congress / Hofburg
Löwenhaus / ORF
Bienerstraße
Defreggerstraße
Pacherstraße
Landessportcenter
BUS STOPS BACK
Schloss Ambras
Landessportcenter
Stift Wilten
Tirol Panorama / Bergisel
Basilika Wilten
Triumphpforte
Anichstraße /Rathausgalerien
Mariahilfpark
The hop-on-hop-off bus connection to allsights and attractions in Innsbruck. More general and current schedule information can be found atwww.ski-plus-city.com/live-info/sightseer.
SKIBUS STUBAITAL (LINE 590)The ski bus stops at a total of 38 designated stops, among others:
INNSBRUCK – STUBAI
Innsbruck Central Station
Innsbruck Triumphpforte / Casino
Schönberg village centre
Mieders Gemeindeamt / Serlesbahnen skiing resort
Telfes
Fulpmes village centre / changing to ski bus to the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre
Neustift skiing resort Elferlifte / Neustift village centre
Mutterberg Valley Station / skiing resort Stubaier Gletscher
STUBAI – INNSBRUCK
Mutterberg Valley Station / skiing resort Stubaier Gletscher
Neustift Leisure Centre / Neustift village centre / Neustift skiing resort Elferlifte
Fulpmes village centre / changing to ski bus to the Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre
StuBay Leisure Centre / Telfes
Serlesbahnen skiing resort / Mieders Gemeindeamt
Schönberg village centre
Innsbruck Central Station
1 Stubai Glacier
KINGDOM OF SNOW1.750 - 3.210 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Austria’s largest glacier skiing area
// Snow guarantee from October to June
// Family friendliness & Snowpark Action & Powder Department
14 x 25.0
7 x 15.0
3 x 4.0
9 x 21.0
2 Axamer LizumARE YOU REALLY WILD ENOUGH?1.580 - 2.340 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Hoadl-Haus Panorama restaurant at 2.340 m
// Panorama Kalkkögel – the Dolomites of Northern Tyrol
// Ladies Olympic Run// Golden Roof Funpark
8 x 6.5
9 x 21.6
2 x 8.0
5 x 3.9
3 Schlick 2000 Skiing CentreTHE MOST CONVIVIAL SKIING PLEASURE IN THE STUBAITAL VALLEY1.000 - 2.240 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Ideal family skiing resort// Socialising in 9 rustic lodges
& restaurants// Only 15 minutes from the
Alpine capital of Innsbruck
7 x 11.9
7 x 6.8
3 x 1.7
1 x 1.5
4 KühtaiSOAR IN THE HEADY HEIGHTS2.020 - 2.520 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Guaranteed snow thanks to high altitude (from 2.020 m)
// Skiing to the hotel door// Wide runs. no crowding on
the pistes
10 x 9.3
13 x 26.4
6 x 7.2
• B E R G B A H N E N • 6 MuttereralmFAMILY. EXPERIENCE. NATURE. PURE.950 - 1.800 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Perfect skiing area for families. beginners. and returnees
// Kinderland right at the Summit Station
// Two toboggan runs
4 x 4.5
4 x 8.6
1 x 1.0
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Funicular
Cable car, gondola lift
Chair lift
Drag lift
Magic carpet
High-difficulty descent
Intermediate ski run
Easy ski run
Ski routes
Extreme Ski Route.Only for advanced skiers with alpine experience!
Floodlit
Natural toboggan run
Refreshment stop
Tourist information
Car park
Ski shuttle
Snowpark
Indoor swimming pool
Kinderskiland
Top of Tyrol
5 HochoetzTHE BIG FAMILY820 - 2,272 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Hochoetz Snow Village // WIDI’s Wildlife Trail
“Tracking Wild Animals”// WIDI’s MOVIESHUTTLE –
your fast-paced 5D adventure
4 x 12.0
7 x 21.5
3 x 4.0
6 x 3.5
10 ElferbahnenTHE MOUNTAIN IN STUBAI FOR SPORT980 - 2,080 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Longest toboggan runs in the Stubai area
// Night tobogganing (3x per week)
// Ideal mountain for paragliders
1 x 0.5
2 x 1.5
1 x 5.0
12 Oberperfuss – Rangger Köpfl
VARIED WINTER SPORTS OFFER INTHE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF INNSBRUCK851 - 1,939 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Night skiing on 2.5 km of illuminated pistes
// 10 km toboggan run (8 km illuminated)
// Social get-togethers in cosy lodges
2 x 8.0
3 x 7.0
1 x 2.0
13 GlungezerbahnGLUNGEZER – A MOUNTAIN OF ITS OWN CATEGORY950 - 2,304 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Ski touring paradise// Family skiing resort with the
“Wanda Panda” children’s club
// Ideal for returnees with a sense of authenticity
2 x 6.5
7 x 15.5
1 x 1.0
7 BergeralmMOUNTAIN CALLING!1,065 - 2,231 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Night skiing and tobogganing on illuminated runs
// According to Skiresort.de, the world’s leading skiing resort up to 30 km of slopes 2019
// Kinderland Bergeralm
5 x 9.5
5 x 10.5
3 x 8.0
2 x 1.0
9 SerlesbahnenWINTER WONDERLAND ATTHE FOOT OF THE SERLES960 - 1,600 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Excellent for returnees// Kinderland “King Serli” right
next to the Valley Station// Illuminated toboggan runs
4 x 3.0
2 x 2.7
11 PatscherkofelbahnMEIN HAUSBERG1,009 - 2,248 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Olympic ski run, 7.5 km// Kinderland (15,000 m2) and
Snowpark// Restaurants (Das Kofel,
Das Hausberg)
6 x 5.0
5 x 10
2 x 4.0
// 13 SKIING RESORTS
// 305 KM OF SLOPES
// 111 CABLE CARS AND LIFTS
// 8 RESORTS WITH NIGHT SKIING AND/OR NIGHT TOBOGGANING
// 22 LIFESTYLE, CULTURE, & SIGHTSEEING OFFERS
// 3 SWIMMING POOLS
// ON-SITE TRANSPORTATION
40 Services,Unlimited
Experience
Benefit from attractive bonus services
Night ridesWould you like to indulge your enthusiasm for sports in the evening as well? The SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck offers a 25% discount on night tickets for skiing under floodlight or tobogganing on illuminated runs.
// Schlick 2000 Skiing Centre// Kühtai// Hochoetz// Bergeralm// Serlesbahnen// Elferbahnen// Patscherkofelbahn// Oberperfuss – Rangger Köpfl
Indoor poolsIf you want to loosen your tired muscles by swimming a few lengths, or when the weather simply doesn’t cooperate, you can dive into three indoor pools and relax (without sauna ad-mission).
// Neustift Leisure Centre // StuBay Sauna- und Badeparadies in Telfes (one-off
4-hour pool admission)// Axams Leisure Centre (one-off 4-hour pool admission)
OUTSIDE OF THE MARKED AND OPENED DOWNHILLS YOU ARE IN AREAS WHICH ARE NOT SECURED FOR SKIING WHERE YOU ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR SAFETY.Please stay well away from areas which are cordoned off. Observe the warning signs (for avalanche hazards and gla-cier crevasses) and the orange warning lights next to the panorama boards.
RESCUE SERVICEIn the event that you witness a sports accident, please adminis-ter FIRST AID. Secure the scene of the accident and inform the rescue service.
Accident reporting points: Sign
Emergency Phone Number: 112
PISTE MAINTENANCE SERVICEAll open pistes are prepared every night, and if snow falls in the morning once more. Preparing the pistes while they are in operation involves the risk of skiers colliding with the snow groomers. During the day, only trips that are “inevita-ble” are permitted. Retrospective preparation is not part of this category. Please pay attention to the warning lights and horn of the snow groomer and stay at a safe distance from it. In the event of fresh snow during the day, mounds could form; we apologise for any inconvenience.
CABLE WINCH PREPARATIONSome pistes are prepared using a cable winch. That means that the cable which hoists the snow groomer, crosses the piste. Please pay attention to areas which are cordoned off. The ski pistes are mostly closed daily from 04.30 pm to 08.00 am. During this period there is no hazard protection! There is a risk of injury due to the piste preparation using snow groomers, snow cannons, lane grooves, winch ca-bles, free cables, and pipes of the snow-making machinery. Please observe display panels and signs at the respective akiing areas, especially at night rides.
ARTIFICIAL SNOWPlease stay well clear of the snow-making machinery and the snow guns. Visibility may decrease in the vicinity of the snow makers, and the quality of the snow may vary.
PLEASE COMPLY WITH THE 10 FIS RULES OF CONDUCT FOR SLOPES AND SNOWPARKS IN ALL SKIING RESORTS!
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Safety Information
8 Innsbrucker Nordkettenbahnen
TOP OF INNSBRUCK860 - 2.334 m
HIGHLIGHTS SKI RUN KM
// Hafelekarspitze at 2.334 m - also accessible in winter on cleared hiking trails
// Karrinne – Europe’s steepest ski route with a gradient of >70%.
// Nordkette Skyline Park
1 x 0.4
1 x 0.9
1 x 0.3
3 x 4.2
2 x 1.4
