Ski amadé Season Pass 2026/27: Best Options Ranked

As of September 2026, the Ski amadé season pass is the ALL-IN Card White, valid from 10 October 2026 to 2 May 2027 across up to 760 km of pistes, 260 lifts and 25 resorts. The ALL-IN Card Gold extends the same access to 8 October 2027. Only five season-length products cover the network, so this ranking is short by design rather than padded.

Ski amadé Season Pass 2026/27: Best Options Ranked, ranked

1.

Ski amadé ALL-IN Card White

The default winter season pass for the network: up to 760 km of pistes, 260 lifts and 25 resorts in five regions, valid 10 October 2026 to 2 May 2027. Age bands run adult (born 2000 or earlier), U25 (2001-2007), youth (2008-2010), child (2011-2020) and mini (2021 or later). Holders from 24/25 or 25/26 get a loyalty bonus of EUR 100 for adults, EUR 50 for U25 and EUR 30 for youth and child. Season tickets go on sale from the start of October 2026.

Best for: Winter-only locals and long-stay skiers

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2.

Ski amadé ALL-IN Card Gold

Same Ski amadé lift access as the White card, but the validity runs 10 October 2026 to 8 October 2027, which adds spring, summer and autumn lift rides plus sports-equipment carriage in summer. The Dachstein Glacier cable car, ice palace and suspension bridge are excluded in summer. Winter uphill travel on the Dachstein Glacier cable car is possible on opening days, without ski operation. The same loyalty bonus of EUR 100, EUR 50 or EUR 30 applies.

Best for: Skiers who also bike or hike the same lifts

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3.

SuperSkiCard Premium

A wider season pass that includes the Ski amadé areas plus the Kitzbühel Alps and other neighbours: 23 ski regions, about 2,843 km of pistes and more than 900 lifts, with a term of 10 October 2026 to 2 May 2027. Presale runs online from 28 September to 2 December 2026 and at lift offices until 3 December 2026. The KeyCard deposit is EUR 2.00, and from the third child onwards Premium passes are free when the two elder children (born 2008 or later) buy one.

Best for: Skiers who want Salzburg plus Tyrol on one card

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4.

SuperSkiCard 10-Day Flexible Ticket

A 10-day subscription rather than an unlimited pass: ten freely chosen ski days inside the 2026/27 term of 10 October 2026 to 2 May 2027, usable across the same 23 SuperSkiCard regions and roughly 2,843 km of pistes. The best price applies from late September to early December 2026, the same presale logic as the Premium card. It is sold at member lift offices, for example the Rauriser Hochalmbahnen ticket desks, on a KeyCard with a deposit.

Best for: Weekend skiers with 8-12 planned days

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5.

Ski amadé ALL-IN Card Green

The summer season pass for the same lift network, with no skiing included. It covers member cable cars and lifts in the 25 Ski amadé resorts during their summer operating times, and the Dachstein Glacier cable car, ice palace, suspension bridge and toboggan runs are not included. Its benefits sit inside the ALL-IN Card Gold, so buying Green plus a separate winter pass only makes sense for households that ski little and ride lifts in summer.

Best for: Summer lift users, not skiers

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What does a Ski amadé season pass actually cover in 2026/27?

Ski amadé is a lift-company association, not a single resort. One season pass opens up to 760 kilometres of pistes, 260 lifts and 25 ski resorts spread over five regions: the 12 Peaks ski region (Salzburger Sportwelt), Schladming-Dachstein, Gastein, Hochkönig and Großarltal. The winter card is called the ALL-IN Card White, and the 2026/27 version cannot be used before 10 October 2026 or after 2 May 2027.

Access follows lift operating hours. Cardholders may use all cable cars and lifts of the member companies that are running, which means October and early May coverage depends on which areas have opened. Ten snow parks and fun slopes are included. The pass is personal and non-transferable, and it sits on a KeyCard with a EUR 3.00 deposit at Ski amadé ticket offices.

ALL-IN Card White or ALL-IN Card Gold: which validity do you need?

The lift access is identical. The difference is the calendar. White 2026/27 stops on 2 May 2027, while Gold 2026/27 runs to 8 October 2027, so it carries you through spring lift rides, summer biking and autumn hiking before the next winter starts on the same card.

Gold includes sports-equipment carriage in summer, which matters for bikers. Two exclusions are worth reading before you pay: the Dachstein Glacier cable car is not included in summer, along with the ice palace and the suspension bridge, and winter uphill travel on that cable car is only possible on its opening days without ski operation. If you only ski between December and April, White is the rational choice; Gold is a 12-month mountain pass that happens to include the ski season.

How do you buy a Ski amadé season pass at the lowest price?

  1. Check whether you qualify for the loyalty bonus

    Anyone who held an ALL-IN Card White or Gold in the 2024/25 or 2025/26 winter season gets a loyalty bonus for 2026/27: EUR 100 for adults, EUR 50 for U25 and EUR 30 for youths and children. The promo code arrives by post or email in autumn. For online purchases the code can be requested from [email protected].

  2. Watch the two different sale dates

    Day and multi-day tickets for 2026/27 went on sale on 31 August 2026 in the Online Ticketshop. Season tickets follow from the start of October 2026. Day and multi-day prices vary by season, purchase date and demand through the Online Early Booking Bonus, so the earlier comparison you run, the closer your break-even estimate will be.

  3. Redeem the bonus during payment, not afterwards

    The loyalty bonus must be applied inside the purchase: either by entering the promo code at the payment step in the Online Ticketshop, or by showing the bonus letter at a lift ticket office. Later crediting is not possible. Keep proof of birth year to hand, because age bands for winter 2026/27 run adult (born 2000 or earlier), U25 (2001-2007), youth (2008-2010), child (2011-2020) and mini (2021 or later).

  4. Top up an existing KeyCard instead of buying plastic

    If you already hold a KeyCard, a Friends Card or a Family Member Card, enter the card number from the back in the Online Ticketshop and the season pass is loaded onto it. That avoids a second EUR 3.00 deposit and the ticket-office queue on the first morning. Passes of nine days or more need a photo, taken free of charge at the counter.

How many ski days does a Ski amadé season pass need to pay off?

There is no fixed answer, because Ski amadé prices day and multi-day tickets dynamically: rates move with the season, the purchase date and demand. Build the comparison from your own basket instead. Price the exact multi-day tickets you would otherwise buy (they are sold from 2 to 18 consecutive days) and set that against the season pass in the Online Ticketshop once season sales open in October 2026.

Two factors shift the maths in favour of the season card. The loyalty bonus removes EUR 100 for a returning adult, and a season pass has no consecutive-day restriction, so three long weekends plus a week already represent roughly 13 ski days. Note that multi-day tickets are only valid on consecutive days, and advance use is possible from 3 p.m. on the previous day.

When is the SuperSkiCard Premium the better buy than a Ski amadé pass?

The SuperSkiCard Premium is a separate network product that includes the Ski amadé areas and adds neighbours such as the Kitzbühel Alps. Coverage is roughly 2,843 kilometres of pistes, more than 900 lifts and 23 ski regions, against up to 760 kilometres and 260 lifts on the ALL-IN Card White. The 2026/27 term is 10 October 2026 to 2 May 2027, the same window as the White card.

It earns its extra cost only if you genuinely ski outside Salzburg and Styria. Presale runs online from 28 September to 2 December 2026 and at cable-car ticket offices until 3 December 2026. The KeyCard deposit is EUR 2.00. Families with more than two children should compare the bonus rules: on the Premium card, further children get free passes once the two elder children (born 2008 or later) buy one.

What catches first-time season pass buyers out?

Four things. First, every Ski amadé ski pass is personal and non-transferable, so sharing a card with a partner is not an option. Second, minis (born 2021 or later) ski free across most of the network, but Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl requires a paid Minicard, and in Filzmoos the Bögrainlift and Rettenegglift need a paid Minicard for independent use or ski courses.

Third, regional fare rules still apply below season level: in the Snow Space Salzburg area, tickets valid for up to one day cover only Snow Space Salzburg, Kleinarl-Flachauwinkl-Zauchensee and Altenmarkt-Radstadt, while passes of two days or more are valid on all Ski amadé lifts. Fourth, the EUR 3.00 cancellation guarantee per pass per day applies to online day and multi-day purchases, not to the season cards.

How is this ranking computed?

  • Slope and lift access: 25%
  • Value per ski day: 20%
  • Validity length and flexibility: 20%
  • Family and age discounts: 15%
  • Purchase and top-up logistics: 10%
  • Off-season use: 10%

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