Skipass prices

Below you can find the prices for winter-season 2013/2014

Prices adults

Prices junior (born after 30.11.1997)

Prices senior (born before 30.11.1948)

Seasonal skipass Dolomiti Superski

The Dolomiti Superski offer in detail
Start of the season 30.11.2013*
End of the season 21.04.2014*
* At the beginning and the end of the season (after 31.03.2014) it is possible that some lifts could be closed and the skiable area could be limited. Some lifts will be open until 21.04.2014.

Dolomiti Superski skipass with a choice of days
- 10 days skiing out of 14 at the price of 11 days
- 12 days in the season: € 460,00; for juniors (born after 30.11.1997): € 305,00

Season skipass*
Advance sales within 24.12.2013: € 710,00
from 25.12.2013: € 770,00
- for youngsters up to 16 years (born after 30.11.1997): € 540,00
- for Super-Seniors 70+ (born after 30.11.1943): € 580,00
- for children (born after 30.11.2005): € 230,00
* valid from 30.11.2013 – end of the season

Point-cards (transferable) for single runs with increasing reduction
460 points € 40,00
1,400 points € 100,00

Seasonal skipass Kronplatz

Prices groups

1. In order to ensure organised groups the greatest possible information and to enable them to purchase the ski passes for the Kronplatz ski area and for the Dolomiti Superski ski region in a fast, simple and straightforward way, the relevant reductions and regulations are presented below.
2. "Organized group" means that the group leader presents himself/herself at the ticket office with a list of the participants' names and purchases and pays for all the ski passes. On the name list, which must be presented on the organisation's headed letter-paper, the participants have to be listed separately according to their sex and age (men, women, children born after 30 November 2005, young persons born after 30 November 1997 and senior citizens born before 30 November 1948 and the period of validity of the ski pass. For children, young persons and senior citizens it is necessary to present valid identity cards or passports since their reductions differ from the adults' ones.
3. When purchasing day or multi-day lift tickets, organised groups which meet the above-mentioned requirements and consist of at least 20 persons are either granted a 5% reduction on all the tickets paid in full or given one free ticket for every 20 ski passes of the same kind purchased. Children, young persons and senior citizens are excluded from this regulation. The group reduction cannot be granted in conjunction with other special offers or reductions.
4. Groups of pupils and students consisting of at least 20 persons that do not take advantage of the reduction for young persons (born after 30 November 1997) are granted a 10% discount on the full price of the lift tickets for the Kronplatz ski area and 1 free skipass for the group leader. In this case the name lists must be presented on the school's headed letter-paper, signed and stamped with the school's stamp.
5. The ski passes can either be paid cash, by credit card (CartaSì, Visa, Master, Eurocard, AmEx) or by bank transfer in advance. In the latter case the bank charges must be paid by the customer and the amount due must have been credited to the quoted bank account before the tickets are issued. No cheques are accepted except for traveller's cheques.
6. Those organisations, however, that want to bill their commission (written agreement with the "Skirama Kronplatz" or the "Dolomiti Superski" management is required) on the basis of the total amount of tickets purchased during the winter season (the minimum amount is € 30,000), are not entitled to any further reductions or free tickets. For mutual control, the organisation must ask the ticket office for a signed and stamped list of the tickets purchased. At the end of the winter season these confirmations have to be submitted to the head office of Skirama Kronplatz or Dolomiti Superski together with the commission invoice before 30 April 2014.

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