Better and better, more attractive, more modern! Not a year goes by without improvements at SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Tirol, Austria. More than 27 million euros is being invested this year too - and with construction of the new Salvenmoos 10-person “experience” gondola in Hochsöll, another new lift is on the agenda.

SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, photo © Christian Kapfinger / SkiWelt

Salvenmoos 10-person “experience” gondola: a winter experience perfectly staged

The construction of the new Salvenmoos lift in Hochsöll is the largest single investment for the coming winter season. The 2-seater chairlift, built in 1988, will be replaced by a 10-person “experience” gondola, which will offer guests an entirely new dimension in “cable car pleasure”. What will this cable car pleasure be like? Let yourself be surprised!

All SkiWelt connections with consistent guaranteed snow

From this coming winter season, no fewer than 229 of the 284 kilometres of slopes will have snowmaking and can be made winter fit within three days.

Almost 100 new snow guns – in total there are now more than 1,700 snow guns across the entire SkiWelt, many improvements in technology and the supply of snowmaking (10 million euros alone have been invested in the expansion of the Kreuzjöchlsee reservoir at SkiWelt Westendorf) and new slope equipment: when it comes to comfort on the slopes, the SkiWelt is setting standards and continues to expand its leading position even further. Exemplary: the SkiWelt uses 100% renewable energy from Tyrolean hydropower in the operation of all its systems. On the subject of energy: the electric charging stations in the car parks will be further expanded – they are available free of charge during a day on the slopes.

140 new free parking spaces and a new ski depot at the Scheffau bottom lift station

A major project is on the agenda at SkiWelt Scheffau: the parking deck is being improved and equipped with a lift, making all three parking levels conveniently connected and easily accessible. 140 new parking spaces for convenient ski pleasure and parking right by the bottom lift station – meaning: skiing right down to the car park (ski in & ski out). A brand new ski depot is also something to look forward to, with 300 heated and ventilated cupboards each accommodating up to three pairs of skis – a service more and more winter sports fans are keen to take advantage of. The depots can be reserved at the ticket counter – for a day, a week or the whole season.

From 10th January:  real savings with SkiWelt day tickets

On Men's Day, every Tuesday, all men pay the youth rate for day or part-day tickets. The same applies to ladies, on Ladies' Day, which is every Wednesday. Day tickets for just € 35.50 plus deposit, instead of € 47.00!

The SkiWelt is part of the world’s biggest ski ticket alliance: over 2,750 kilometres of slopes with just one ticket!

We saved the best till last! With over 10 % of the slope variety, SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental is now part of the world’s biggest ski ticket alliance! The range offered by the popular Kitzbühel Alps AllStarCard was tripled in one go and now includes 25 ski regions in 6 provinces.

Consequently, for an unbeatable price of € 680.00 (advance season ticket purchase), no fewer than 2,750 kilometres of slopes and over 900 cable cars can be used with just one ski pass. The AllStarCard is available as day tickets (1-14 days), as a 10-day ski pass for random use and, of course, as a season pass - our tip for frequent skiers.

Press Release
SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental
July 26th 2016

INFORMATION

With 90 cable cars and lifts, 284 kilometres of slopes for all ability levels – almost all of them with state-of-the-art snowmaking equipment (of 229 kilometres of slope with snowmaking, 120 kilometres can be made ski-fit in just 3 days) – and 77 cosy Alpine huts, SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental is one of the biggest and most modern ski resorts in the world.

SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental  Marketing GmbH
A–6306 Söll  | Tel: +43 5333 - 400 | office@skiwelt.at | www.skiwelt.at

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