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St Anton Lift Pass Prices 2026/27: Ski Arlberg Day & 6-Day Tickets

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St. Anton am Arlberg coat of arms

St. Anton am Arlberg · Tyrol

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The short answer

A St Anton lift pass is a Ski Arlberg pass. In peak season (19 December 2026 to 2 April 2027) an adult pays €85 for one day or €468 for six days. In the shoulder weeks at the start and end of the season the six-day adult pass drops to €395.

Two friends laughing on a chairlift above snowy mountains
Riding the lift; illustrative photo. Photo: karim desouki / Pexels.

Ski Arlberg prices

Official 2026/27 prices

Official 2026/27 prices published by Ski Arlberg.

Ski Arlberg: six-day adult price by periodPeak: 19 Dec 2026 – 2 Apr 2027Peak: 19 Dec 2026 – 2 Apr 2027: €468€468Shoulder: 2–18 Dec 2026 and 3–18 Apr 20…Shoulder: 2–18 Dec 2026 and 3–18 Apr 2027: €395€395
Six-day adult pass, official 2026/27 prices. Green = the most expensive period.
PassPeriodAdultYouth / seniorChildSource
1 dayPeak: 19 Dec 2026 – 2 Apr 2027€85.00€78.00€51.00source
6 daysPeak: 19 Dec 2026 – 2 Apr 2027€468.00€405.00€276.00source
1 dayShoulder: 2–18 Dec 2026 and 3–18 Apr 2027€80.50€73.00€47.00source
6 daysShoulder: 2–18 Dec 2026 and 3–18 Apr 2027€395.00€337.00€226.00source

Age bands: Children born 2011–2018; youth born 2007–2010 (the youth rate also applies to seniors born 1953–1962). Children born 2019 or later and active seniors born 1952 or earlier have their own tariffs. Proof of age is required.

What the pass covers

St Anton, St Christoph, Stuben, Lech, Zürs, Warth and Schröcken: 301 km of slopes and 85 lifts on one pass.

Season

2 December 2026 to 18 April 2027

Is there a cheaper St Anton-only pass?

Ski Arlberg sells one pass for the whole linked area. The ticket you buy in St Anton also works in Lech, Zürs, Warth and Schröcken, so there is no need to pay extra for neighbouring villages.

When to ski to save money

The shoulder weeks (2–18 December 2026 and 3–18 April 2027) cut the six-day adult price from €468 to €395, saving €73 per adult. Snow cover early and late in the season is less predictable, so compare the saving with the flexibility of your accommodation booking.

Where to buy

Buy through the official Ski Arlberg webshop or at the lift ticket offices in St Anton. Buying online lets you collect or load the pass before the first morning, which helps if you arrive late after a train from Innsbruck or Zurich.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a 6-day ski pass in St Anton for 2026/27?

€468 for an adult in peak season (19 December 2026 to 2 April 2027) and €395 in the shoulder weeks. Youth and senior passes cost €405 in peak season; children pay €276.

Does the St Anton lift pass include Lech and Zürs?

Yes. The Ski Arlberg pass covers St Anton, St Christoph, Stuben, Lech, Zürs, Warth and Schröcken.

Is St Anton on the Ikon or Epic pass?

Ski Arlberg sells its own tickets. Check Ikon or Epic membership terms directly with those pass companies for the current season; we only list Ski Arlberg’s official prices here.

Official sources

Checked on . Prices and timetables change; confirm with the operator before you pay. How we research.

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