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Olympia Snow Card Tirol: 3 week pass for €300
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In connection with the Youth Winter Olympic Games (running in and around Innsbruck and Seefeld from 13th-22nd January 2012) a special Olympia Snow Card Tirol is being offered for €300 (€200 for accredited guests at the Games; the standard Snow Card Tirol season ticket for October - May costs €626). The special card allows access to the same 82 ski areas as the standard Snow Card Tirol (see here for details - in German). Some of the major ski areas in Tirol are not included on the card, e.g. St. Anton, Ischgl, Sölden, but other large areas like Kitzbühel and the SkiWelt are available (and many lesser known areas). There are also a few bonuses like entry to the Tirol Panorama on Bergisel, 10% rebate in the YOG shop or reduced tickets for YOG events (many are free anyhow Laughing). The ticket can be bought only (I believe) at the Accreditation Office for the YOG in the Innsbruck Exhibition Centre (Messe Innsbruck). The special tickets can be bought there from 9th December until 22nd January and are then valid for 3 weeks from the date of purchase.

Full details (in German) can be read here.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

espri, Thanks, looks like a real bargain, wish I could have three weeks skiing to justify it!
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Wow they've put the price up of the full Snow Card - I only paid €517 last season! Just got the Innsbruck Freizeit Ticket today though instead - €350 for the whole YEAR!! Doesn't include the Stubai or SkiWelt sadly, but does include 3 days at Ischgl and St Anton (will be saving those for powder days Twisted Evil ), and of course Axamer Lizum and Nordkette (which is looking pretty damn snowy from here!).
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clarky999, I thought there was a cheaper version of the Snow Card for genuine Tirolers (or those like us trying to be so Laughing) but maybe the reduction is only for students at Tyrolean uninversities (you?). It only costs them €466 - see here.
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

There is a student discount, but only for students at Tirolean Unis (not me yet, sadly - last year at Aberdeen!). Money's pretty tight this year though, so had to go with the Freizeit Ticket (which is only for residents, but would have been even cheaper if I were at Innsbruck uni). As I seem to spend 99% of my time skiing Nordkette it's not too much of an issue though Laughing
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