Ski amade Prices: What a Ski Pass Costs

By Best:in Editorial Team · Updated September 2026

As of September 2026, Ski amade no longer publishes one fixed price list. Day and multi-day tickets for winter 2026/27 use dynamic online pricing that moved into the Online Ticketshop on 31 August 2026, with season cards following from early October. Expect the cheapest rate for the earliest booking, a EUR 3.00 keycard deposit on top, and EUR 3.00 per day for the optional cancellation guarantee.

What does a Ski amade ski pass cost for winter 2026/27?

There is no single printed tariff any more. Ski amade sells day tickets through the individual ski areas, so a one day rate in Schladming, Flachau or Gastein is set locally, while passes valid for more than one day cover all 25 resorts in the alliance. The network lists up to 760 kilometres of slopes, 260 lift installations and around 250 huts across five regions in Salzburg and Styria, which is the coverage every multi-day tariff buys.

Multi-day and season prices are demand based. Ski amade states that prices vary by season, time of purchase and demand, so the number you see in October differs from the number at a ticket window in February. Treat any figure older than a few weeks as stale and check the date on the source page before you budget.

When do Ski amade prices go on sale each year?

The sales calendar is stable even though the numbers are not. Day and multi-day tickets for the coming winter went on sale on 31 August, and season tickets follow from the start of October. For the 2025/26 reference season the main season window (Ski amade Live) ran from 20 December 2025 to 10 April 2026, with the cheaper Start and Finale windows before 19 December 2025 and from 11 April 2026.

Season card validity is published years ahead. The ALL-IN Card White for 2026/27 is not valid before 10 October 2026 and not after 2 May 2027. The ALL-IN Card Gold runs longer, from 10 October 2026 to 8 October 2027, because it adds the summer and autumn mountain season.

How do I get the lowest Ski amade price?

  1. Book in the Online Ticketshop, not at the window

    Ski amade routes its cheapest tariffs through the Online Early Booking Bonus in the Online Ticketshop. The rule is simple: the earlier the purchase, the lower the rate, with prices climbing as the date fills up. Day and multi-day tickets opened for sale on 31 August, so the first days of September are the widest discount window of the year.

  2. Shift your dates out of the main season

    The pre-season and post-season windows are priced below the main season. In 2025/26 those windows ran up to 19 December 2025 and from 11 April 2026, with main season pricing in between from 20 December 2025 to 10 April 2026. A late-March or mid-December week is the same lift network at a lower tariff.

  3. Claim the loyalty bonus if you held a season card

    Anyone who bought an ALL-IN Card White or Gold in the 2024/25 or 2025/26 winter season receives a loyalty bonus toward the 2026/27 card: EUR 100.00 for adults, EUR 50.00 for U25 and EUR 30.00 for youths and children. The code arrives by post or email in autumn and has to be entered during payment. It cannot be credited afterwards.

  4. Decide on the cancellation guarantee before you pay

    The cancellation guarantee costs EUR 3.00 per day and per pass and allows cancellation up to two days before the ticket becomes valid. It cannot be added after the order is complete, so it is a yes or no decision at checkout. Without it, online ski passes are not refundable.

  5. Register a Friends Card to reload without queueing

    The my Ski amade Friends Club issues a Friends Card that works as both keycard and shop login, so a pass can be topped up online instead of at a counter. A plain keycard carries a EUR 3.00 deposit. Passes valid from eight days upward are personalised and need photo ID.

Which Ski amade discounts apply to families and children?

Age bands do most of the work. For the 2025/26 reference season Ski amade counted adults as born in 1999 or earlier, U25 as 2000 to 2006, youth as 2007 to 2009, children as 2010 to 2019 and minis as born 2020 or later, with minis riding free on photo ID. Children and youths pay up to 35 percent less than the standard rate on weekends across the network.

The Easter window adds a family offer. From 14 March 2026 to the end of that season, children up to 15 years old (born 2010 or later) skied free when at least one parent bought a six day pass. That offer could not be combined with the Online Early Booking Bonus, so families had to compare the two routes rather than stack them.

Is a Ski amade season card cheaper than the SuperSkiCard?

They are different products. The ALL-IN Card White covers the Ski amade network only: up to 760 kilometres of slopes and 260 lifts in 25 resorts. The SuperSkiCard is the multi-region option and opened 88 ski resorts, 2,843 kilometres of slopes, 938 lifts and 814 huts in 23 ski regions for its 11 October 2025 to 3 May 2026 season.

The SuperSkiCard publishes fixed presale numbers, which makes it the easier benchmark. For 2025/26 the Premium adult card cost EUR 999 in presale against a EUR 1,145 standard price from 5 December 2025, with U25 at EUR 858, youth at EUR 733 and children at EUR 483. If your whole winter sits inside Salzburg and Styria, the Ski amade card is the narrower and normally cheaper choice.

What extra costs land on top of the pass price?

Three line items catch people out. Every keycard needs a EUR 3.00 deposit, refundable when the card goes back. The cancellation guarantee adds EUR 3.00 per day and per pass and must be booked with the order. Passes from eight days of validity are personalised, which means photo ID at the office and no sharing inside a group.

Also budget for the things the lift ticket does not include: ski hire, ski school, lockers and hut lunches. Ski amade lists roughly 250 huts on the mountain, and those bills are separate from the pass. Rental partners tied to the Friends Club offer service discounts, which only pay off if you register before you travel.

Which options rank highest?

1.

Ski amade Online Early Booking Bonus

The cheapest way into any Ski amade tariff. Day and multi-day tickets opened on 31 August for the coming winter, and the rate rises as the date fills, so the discount is largest in early September. Prices are not published as a fixed list, which costs it points on transparency. Pair it with the EUR 3.00 per day cancellation guarantee if your dates could move.

Best for: Early planners

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2.

Ski amadé ALL-IN Card White

The winter season card for the whole alliance, valid from 10 October 2026 to 2 May 2027 across up to 760 kilometres of slopes and 260 lifts. Returning holders from 2024/25 or 2025/26 knock EUR 100.00 off the adult price (EUR 50.00 U25, EUR 30.00 youth and child). It is personal and non-transferable, so it only works for one named skier.

Best for: Locals and frequent skiers

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3.

Ski amadé ALL-IN Card Gold

The twelve month version of the same card, valid from 10 October 2026 to 8 October 2027, so it covers spring mountain access, summer biking and autumn hiking as well as the ski season. The same loyalty bonus applies at EUR 100.00 for adults. It only beats the White card if you actually ride lifts outside winter, otherwise you pay for months you skip.

Best for: Year-round mountain users

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4.

Ski amadé Online Ticketshop

The single channel where current tariffs actually appear. Day and multi-day tickets went live on 31 August, season cards from the start of October, and loyalty promo codes are entered at the payment step. A Friends Card doubles as keycard and login for online top-ups, which avoids the EUR 3.00 deposit on a fresh card and the counter queue.

Best for: Booking and reloading

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5.

SuperSkiCard

The alternative if one region is not enough. Its 2025/26 season ran 11 October 2025 to 3 May 2026 over 88 resorts, 2,843 kilometres of slopes and 938 lifts, with a Premium adult presale price of EUR 999 against EUR 1,145 standard from 5 December 2025. Clear numbers, but you pay for Tyrol, Carinthia and Bavaria even if you only ski Salzburg.

Best for: Multi-region season skiers

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How is this ranking computed?

  • Price transparency: 30%
  • Value per ski day: 30%
  • Booking flexibility: 20%
  • Coverage breadth: 20%

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