Kitzbühel | Kirchberg ski area - Ski Promotion Days: Juniors’ Special

Reduced day ski pass for children and young people in the world’s best ski resort.

With your family, take advantage of the “Juniors’ Special” for your Austrian skiing holiday in the Kitzbühel | Kirchberg ski area.

Discounts are calling
Children and young people should block off the weekends in their diaries. On these days, they’ll want to be on the slopes.

Looking to experience unforgettable days on the slopes for you and your family during your winter holiday? Then come and explore our wonderful family Kitzbühel | Kirchberg ski area in the heart of Tirol? Our ski area offers you great variety with 215 kilometres of pistes and 54 state-of-the-art lifts. Every member of the family is sure to find the slope that’s right for them. The benefits we offer families are plain to see, as our prime ski resort stands out with an all-round package that provides them with all they need to enjoy wonderful days of winter sports in the Tirol ski region.

We have a special offer for women, men, senior citizens, children and young people on almost every day of the week. We also always have attractive tickets for the Gaisberg, Kitzbüheler Horn, Bichlalm and Resterhöhe/Resterkogel ski areas.

Prices Junior Special

Category	1 day	2 days
Youth (age groups 1999-2001)	€ 30,00	€ 59,00
Child (age groups 2002-2011)	€ 19,00	€ 37,50

„Junior's Special“ – 65% discount for children or 45% discount for youths (from peak season adult price) - available on weekends only!

Information according to Section 24 DSG 2000 to „Photocompare“ - excerpt from T&Cs

12.5. The Contracting Party hereby notes that a reference photo shall be taken of the Ticket holder on their first use of a camera-equipped turnstile. This reference photo shall be compared by lift staff to each additional photo taken at camera-equipped turnstiles.

12.6. The reference photo shall be immediately deleted upon expiry of the Ticket. The other, additional photos shall be deleted no later than 30 minutes after the Ticket holder uses the turnstile in question.