Tirol Snow Card
Over 90 Ski Areas, 1,100 Lifts, and 5 Glaciers Across Austrian Tyrol
The Tirol Snow Card covers the most famous ski region in the world. Valid across more than 90 ski areas and 1,100 lifts in the Austrian state of Tyrol, the card provides eight continuous months of skiing from October 1 through May 15. It includes all five Tyrolean glaciers: Hintertux (open 365 days), Stubai, Sölden, Pitztal, and Kaunertal, alongside international destinations like St. Anton am Arlberg, Ischgl, Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis, Mayrhofen, and Kitzbühel.
Pricing Structure & Tier Breakdown
Current Season Rates
| Pass Tier | Spring Rate | Fall Rate | Access Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult Season Pass | 1,080 EUR | 1,150 EUR | Valid October 1 through May 15 |
| Youth (2006-2008) | 864 EUR | 920 EUR | Reduced youth pricing |
| Child (2009-2018) | 540 EUR | 575 EUR | Reduced child pricing |
Renewal Incentive: Early autumn presale pricing available through October
Breakeven Math
With day passes across Tyrolean flagships averaging 70 to 76 EUR, the card breaks even on day 15. Skiing 30 days brings the effective daily ticket rate to 36 EUR.
Estimated Breakeven
15 to 16 days
Holiday Blackout Dates
Zero blackout dates. Valid every day of the season including all Austrian holidays.
Mountain Reservation Rules
- Zero advance reservations required for lift access.
Passholder Perks & Inclusions
Access to 5 Tyrolean glaciers starting October 1.
Valid for 227 days of continuous winter operations.
Who Should Buy Tirol Snow Card?
Travelers spending an extended winter in Austria or living in Innsbruck and Munich who want to ski every weekend from autumn to late spring.
Tirol Snow Card Mountain Footprint (14 Destinations)
Included Mountain Resorts (14)
Explore encyclopedia guides for all mountain destinations accessible on this pass.
| Resort | Location | Vertical | Skiable Acres | Access Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aš | Karlovy Vary, CZ | 341' | 121 | Explore |
| Hintertux Glacier | Tyrol, AT | 5,742' | 1,482 | Explore |
| Ischgl / Silvretta Arena | Tyrol, AT | 4,909' | 5,800 | Explore |
| Kaunertal Glacier | Tyrol, AT | 3,051' | 1,200 | Explore |
| Kitzbühel | Tyrol, AT | 3,937' | 5,700 | Explore |
| Kitzbühel Alps | Tyrol, AT | 450' | 138 | Explore |
| Mayrhofen / Zillertal | Tyrol, AT | 6,135' | 3,500 | Explore |
| Pitztal Glacier & Rifflsee | Tyrol, AT | 5,774' | 1,800 | Explore |
| Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis | Tyrol, AT | 5,338' | 5,288 | Explore |
| SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser | Tyrol, AT | 4,380' | 7,116 | Explore |
| St. Anton am Arlberg | Tyrol, AT | 4,944' | 7,500 | Explore |
| St. Christoph am Arlberg | Tyrol, AT | 1,247' | 600 | Explore |
| Stubai Glacier | Tyrol, AT | 4,790' | 3,583 | Explore |
| Sölden | Tyrol, AT | 6,529' | 3,600 | Explore |
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Tirol Snow Card season start?
The card becomes active on October 1 every year, giving passholders early-season glacier skiing on Stubai, Hintertux, Pitztal, Kaunertal, and Sölden.