Ski association Snow & Fun: New opportunities for families on the Kasberg

Ski association Snow & Fun: New opportunities for families on the Kasberg

In the region around the Kasberg and Dachstein West, there are exciting news for winter sports lovers. After the ski pass network "Snow & Fun" fell into an insecure location due to the exit of some ski areas such as rear stods and high fans, can now breathe a sigh of relief. The network is being activated again, which is particularly beneficial to the families who are looking for affordable skiing pleasure.

Fritz Drack, Managing Director of Kasberg Betriebs GmbH, expressed his joy about the revival of the "Snow & Fun" card, which now also includes the Dachstein West ski association. Ski areas such as Gosau, Annaberg and Rußbach are also there. "This offer is particularly important for clubs and families," said Drack. Rupert Schiefer, board member of the Bergbahnen Dachstein Salzkammergut, emphasizes the importance of the map for young skiers, as the "Snow & Fun" cards enjoy a positive reputation.

price information and pre -sale

The new ski passes are now available online and they cost 549 euros for adults, 310 euros for young people and 179 euros for children. The pre -sale ends on October 30th, so you should hurry if you want to benefit from these offers. It is interesting that the prices are deliberately fair and transparent, without price differentiations in the sense of the Dynamic Pricing, which means that prices do not fluctuate at certain times.

If you prefer to buy your ticket at the lift fund, you have to pay 66.90 euros for a day ticket, while the online price is 61.90 euros. For children, the prices of 32.20 to 34.80 euros vary depending on the type of purchase. The ski season begins in the Dachstein West region on December 6th.

For those who would like to ski all year round, there are also options for annual tickets. If you invest 629 euros for this, you will receive a ticket that is valid for 365 days. Slate is optimistic that at least one lift will be available on each opening day, and 1,700 annual tickets have already been sold.

Another attraction in the region is the Grünberg in Gmunden, which does not keep hibernation this year. There will be a magic magic from November 28th to January 12th, in which the tree top path shines in a magical light. This will certainly be another highlight in the area.

Slate is very satisfied with the summer balance: Over 500,000 guests were transported this season, which shows that the summer offer in the region is becoming increasingly popular. More details on these developments can be found in a current report from Volksblatt.at