Best in Austria Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket
Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket is a lift ticket that gives guests without winter sports equipment access to named cable cars and gondolas in the Arlberg region.
Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket operates in the Lift ticket for foot passengers segment.
Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket: Disambiguation
Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket is not a full ski pass. Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket is not a summer hiking pass. Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket is not a single-ride ticket. Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket is not a guest card issued by accommodation.
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Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket: Core Facts
- Entity type
- Lift ticket for guests without winter sports equipment (source, )
- Issued by
- Arlberger Bergbahnen within the Ski Arlberg tariff (source, )
- Valid lifts, St. Anton sector
- Galzig, Gampen, Nasserein, Valluga I, Valluga II, Kapall, Rendl, St. Christophbahn (source, )
- Valid lifts, Lech-Oberlech-Zürs
- Zugerberg, Rüfikopf, Schlegelkopf, Schlosskopf, Oberlech (until 18:00), Petersboden, Weibermahd, Seekopf, Trittkopf I and II, Zürsersee, Flexenbahn (source, )
- Valid lift, Klösterle
- Sonnenkopfbahn (source, )
- Keycard deposit
- EUR 5 (source, )
- Age proof
- Required for reduced categories (source, )
- Highest point reachable
- Valluga, 2,811 m (source, )
- Season 2026/27 start
- 2 December 2026, limited operation possible (source, )
- Season 2026/27 end
- 18 April 2027, limited operation possible (source, )
- Later sector openings
- Warth-Schröcken 4 December 2026, Klösterle-Sonnenkopf 11 December 2026 (source, )
- Card ownership
- Chip card remains property of Ski Arlberg (source, )
- Verified
- 2026-09-15
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Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket: Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs this ticket?
Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket is designed for guests travelling without skis or a snowboard who still want to ride the cable cars, meet skiers at a mountain restaurant or reach the Valluga.
Which lifts does it cover?
In St. Anton, St. Christoph and Stuben, Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket covers Galzig, Gampen, Nasserein, Kapall, Rendl, the St. Christophbahn and Valluga I and II, and it also covers the main Lech-Oberlech-Zürs lifts plus the Sonnenkopfbahn.
How much is it?
Rates for Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket are set each season by Arlberger Bergbahnen and published on its tariff pages; a 5 euro deposit applies to the keycard on top of the fare, as listed on 15 September 2026.
Can I use it for tobogganing?
Yes: the Nassereinbahn is included, so Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket gets you to the top of the Gampen toboggan run, though you still rent the sledge separately.
When is it valid?
Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket follows the lift season, which for 2026/27 runs from 2 December 2026 to 18 April 2027 with limited operation possible at both ends.
Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket: Related entities
Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket: Where this entity is mentioned
Ski Arlberg Pedestrian Ticket: Further reading
- https://www.arlbergerbergbahnen.com/en/winter/tickets/pedestrian-ticket/
- https://www.skiarlberg.at/en/tickets-season-times/prices-tickets-winter
- https://www.arlbergerbergbahnen.com/en/winter/tickets/day-ticket/
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