Salzburger Super Ski Card 2010
Expensive times for all ski holiday enthusiasts: In many winter sports regions across Europe, ski pass prices have been raised significantly in some cases (as we reported). But there are also exceptions and price discounts, as the introduction of the “Salzburger Super Ski Card” in Austria shows.
Salzburger Super Ski Card 2010: Especially useful for families with children
A ski holiday has become significantly more expensive, particularly for families with several children. With the Salzburger Super Ski Card, you can now save money without sacrificing variety—a great idea from the local Salzburger Land Tourism Association and a useful tip for families with children planning a ski holiday in 2010/2011. With the new ski pass, you can use 23 ski areas in Austria, with more than 2,300 kilometres of slopes in total—and not just in Salzburgerland, but also in all the well-known neighbouring ski areas, as far as Zillertal, Kitzbühel and Schladming. Compared with a day pass, the Salzburger Super Ski Card can save you up to 20 percent.
Salzburger Super Ski Card 2010
Date: 10/11/2011
23 participating ski regions
In addition, all 23 participating ski regions offer a so-called “flexi pass”, regular ski passes and a season pass from 6 November 2010 until the end of the ski season on 1 May 2011. Compared with a day pass, families with children in particular can save a lot of money on a ski holiday with the Salzburger Super Ski Card. Thanks to state-of-the-art technology, all lift gates in the participating ski areas can be passed through quickly and easily. The Salzburger Super Ski Card 2010 is available in all participating ski areas. Online presales of the Salzburger Super Ski Card have been running since early October 2010.
Christian Bathen