Best in Austria Silvretta Ski Pass
Silvretta Ski Pass is a regional lift ticket that covers the Ischgl/Samnaun ski area together with Galtür, Kappl and See.
Silvretta Ski Pass operates in the Austrian regional ski passes segment.
Silvretta Ski Pass: Disambiguation
Silvretta Ski Pass is not the Ski amadé ski pass. Silvretta Ski Pass is not the Ikon Pass. Silvretta Ski Pass is not a ticket limited to the Ischgl village lifts. Silvretta Ski Pass is not the VIP ski pass sold on a guest card.
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Silvretta Ski Pass: Core Facts
- Entity type
- Regional ski pass (lift ticket) (source, )
- Issuer
- Silvrettaseilbahn AG (source, )
- Facilities covered
- 75 in Ischgl/Samnaun, Galtür, Kappl and See (source, )
- Validity window 2026/27
- 26 November 2026 to 2 May 2027 (source, )
- Guest card requirement
- none; sold to guests without an Ischgl or Mathon card (source, )
- Youth age band
- 8 to under 17 (source, )
- VIP tariff youth age band
- 10 to under 17 (source, )
- Key card deposit
- EUR 5 on passes of 2 days or more (source, )
- Price calculation basis
- July 2026, adjustable before purchase (source, )
- Season pass extras
- night skiing and night tobogganing events, toboggan hire excluded (source, )
- Reported adult day pass range 2025/26
- EUR 59 to EUR 69 (source, )
- Shoulder-season periods 2026/27
- START 26 November to 18 December 2026; FIRN 3 April to 2 May 2027 (source, )
- Discount proof
- official photo ID required for any reduced rate (source, )
- Verified
- 2026-09-15
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Silvretta Ski Pass: Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Silvretta Ski Pass include?
Silvretta Ski Pass covers 75 lifts and cable cars: the Ischgl/Samnaun ski area plus the Paznaun areas of Galtür, Kappl and See. Prices are quoted on the Ischgl/Samnaun tariff and are not reduced when the three smaller areas are closed at the start or end of winter.
How is it different from the VIP ski pass?
The VIP tariff is cheaper but needs a valid Ischgl or Mathon guest card, whereas Silvretta Ski Pass is sold to any visitor, including day trippers staying outside the valley.
What does it cost?
Silvrettaseilbahn AG based the 2026/27 rates for Silvretta Ski Pass on a July 2026 calculation and reserves the right to adjust them before sale. External trackers recorded adult day tickets of EUR 59 to EUR 69 in 2025/26, and multi-day passes carry a EUR 5 key card deposit.
Is it valid in Ski amadé?
No. Silvretta Ski Pass is limited to the Paznaun and Samnaun lifts; Ski amadé requires its own ticket for the 25 resorts in Salzburg and Styria.
When can you use it?
Silvretta Ski Pass is valid from 26 November 2026 to 2 May 2027, including the START period to 18 December 2026 and the FIRN period from 3 April 2027.
Silvretta Ski Pass: Related entities
Silvretta Ski Pass: Further reading
- https://www.ischgl.com/en/winter/operating-times-prices/skipass-prices-silvretta
- https://tickets.ischgl.com/en/winter/support/prices
- https://www.ischgl.com/en/winter/operating-times-prices
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