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Alpine skiing

Semmering, Semmering, AT
28. December 2025. 20:00h
2025
28
December
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Tickets for Alpine Skiing Semmering 2025 – buy tickets for the evening FIS World Cup race in Austria

Secure your tickets for Alpine skiing in Semmering on 28 December 2025 and enjoy a spectacular night World Cup race. Learn everything about buying tickets, ticket categories, schedule, access to the course, travel tips and nearby accommodation in Austria, so you can plan ticket purchase calmly and on time
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Alpine skiing in Semmering on December 28, 2025

The evening alpine skiing race in Semmering on December 28, 2025, at 8:00 PM is the perfect way to conclude the holidays with a dose of pure adrenaline, especially if you secure tickets for this event on time and plan your ticket purchase in advance. This is a competition within the Women's World Cup, where the world's best female skier and thousands of fans, who obtained their tickets weeks before while ticket sales were still in full swing, meet on the steep Hirschenkogel slope. A ticket for this evening is valid for one day, so along with tickets for this event, you get an entire afternoon to explore the fan zone, walk through the town, and enjoy the mountain atmosphere before the first starting number heads down the frozen slope. Since buying tickets for such races is often very dynamic, it is recommended to follow ticket sales and react as soon as you notice the number of tickets decreasing. Secure your tickets for this event now and be ready to click on the button marked with the code

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Evening program and race rhythm

The evening of alpine skiing in Semmering is structured so that fans with tickets for this event feel from their first arrival that they are participating in a spectacle, and not just looking at the time measured in hundredths. Although the World Cup competition schedule is divided into two runs during the afternoon and early evening, the organizer clearly communicates that the program for spectators and animation around the track last late into the night, which is why the start of the event for visitors is set at 8:00 PM and why the ticket is valid for 1 day of stay at the location. This means that long before the first start, as soon as you check the ticket sales and buy tickets, you can enter the fenced area, tour the fan zone, and charge yourself with energy with music, announcer announcements, and the skiers' warm-up. The whole concept is designed so that tickets are not just a pass to watch two runs, but an entrance to an all-day experience, so buying tickets is worth it even for those coming with family or friends who might not follow every passage through the finish line. Ticket sales for such evening races are often increased due to the holiday season, so if you want to secure your tickets for this event in the right zone along the track, do not wait but use the
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Semmering in the World Cup calendar

Semmering has long been a fixed point in the winter calendar of the Alpine Skiing World Cup, and the end of December is traditionally reserved for women's technical disciplines, which is why tickets for this event are regularly among the most sought-after in the region. In the 2025/2026 season, women are driving giant slalom and slalom in Semmering in the days around the New Year, so ticket sales are often linked to holiday trips and longer stays in Austria, where many fans buy tickets in a package for several days. Whoever completes the ticket purchase on time can combine tickets for this event with additional days of skiing on surrounding slopes or trips to other races in neighboring ski resorts, which makes this evening an ideal center for a winter vacation. Since the number of places along the finish line is limited, and standing zones along the track fill up quickly, follow when ticket sales reach the final phase and check if the tickets you want are still available. Secure your tickets for this event now, because last-minute ticket purchases often mean that only more distant zones remain, while the

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Stars of the Hirschenkogel slope

The women's technical part of the World Cup has been bringing big names to Hirschenkogel for years, and fans with tickets for this event know well that it was right here that many champions built their titles. Semmering is synonymous with the successes of skiers like Mikaela Shiffrin, who has won giant slalom and slalom several times on this track and who recently crossed the limit of one hundred victories in the World Cup, which makes tickets for this event particularly attractive for everyone who wants to witness history live. In the current season, great focus is also placed on skiers like Alice Robinson, who achieved historic victories in super-G and holds high positions in the giant slalom ranking, so through the purchase of tickets, fans get the opportunity to follow a whole series of different skiing styles on the same, demanding track. Characteristically, ticket sales accelerate as soon as the appearances of the biggest stars are confirmed, so tickets are sought not only among Austrian fans but also among guests from Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia, and Hungary. If you want to see from up close how World Cup stars cut turns under the floodlights, do not wait but check the ticket sales, buy tickets by clicking on the

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Favorites, returnees, and young hopes

Every season brings new dynamics among the favorites, so tickets for this event and tickets for the stands are actually an entrance to a living, open sports story written in real time. While experienced skiers with multiple World Cup victories strive to confirm their status and use Semmering as a key stop in the fight for the crystal globe, young hopes enter the race with the goal of breaking into the elite company, and that is exactly why ticket sales attract even the most demanding skiing fans. In the 2025/2026 season, fans can expect a fight between giant slalom specialists and versatile skiers who drive several disciplines, so every run will be an opportunity to use tickets to the maximum. Additional charm is brought by returnees after injuries or longer breaks, who often seek exactly that one "perfect" performance in front of full stands at such evening races, which is why buying tickets for this evening is an ideal opportunity to follow their comeback stories. Ticket sales already in the early stage show how high the fans' interest is, so do not hesitate: find the
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Semmering and Zauberberg – the mountain host of the World Cup

The small mountain town of Semmering is located on a pass connecting Lower Austria and Styria, and is surrounded by the peaks of the Viennese Alps and a historical railway that is today part of the world heritage, which turns tickets for this event into an opportunity to experience more than just the race. The Zauberberg Semmering ski resort stretches on the slopes of Hirschenkogel, with an altitude of up to about 1,340 meters and about 14 kilometers of groomed slopes, of which as many as 13 kilometers are lit for night skiing, so with tickets for the race, you can also plan your own skiing in the days before or after the competition. Due to good accessibility, Semmering is traditionally a favorite destination for guests from Vienna, Graz, and all of Central Europe, so ticket sales for sporting events here are usually very lively as soon as the calendar is published. Tickets for this event thus become part of a broader winter arrangement: you spend the day on the slopes or walking along panoramic viewpoints, and in the evening, with tickets in hand, you descend towards the finish line where a great stadium atmosphere awaits you. If you want Semmering to stay in your memory as a place where you simultaneously enjoyed alpine nature and top sport, check ticket sales, buy tickets as soon as possible, and secure your tickets for this event now.

History of World Cup races on Hirschenkogel

Semmering has been regularly included in the women's World Cup calendar since the mid-nineties, and the first race was held in 1995, which made tickets for this event very quickly a concept among lovers of technical disciplines. Over the years, victories of a series of big names followed here, and the series of performances by Mikaela Shiffrin is particularly remembered, as she managed to win both giant slalom races and the slalom on the same weekend in one season, turning Semmering tickets into a collector's item for fans. Along with her, in historical results we find the successes of skiers like Petra Vlhova, Marta Bassino, or Lara Gut-Behrami, so when buying tickets for today's edition of the race, many fans remember legendary duels and dramatic finishes at the finish line. This tradition gives additional weight to every new ticket sale, because fans know that records and unexpected turnarounds are often written on this track, which is why tickets for this event disappear as soon as news of the favorites' form appears. If you want to be part of the next big chapter of this history, do not wait for the tickets to sell out – take the moment while ticket sales are open, buy tickets via the
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Viewer experience on the track itself

The finish line on Hirschenkogel turns into a real open-air amphitheater during the World Cup, where fans with tickets for this event stand literally a few meters from the skiers finishing their run. The stands and standing zones are arranged so that even those with tickets in the back rows have a good view of the final part of the track, while a large video wall allows you to follow the entire run, so buying tickets for this race is a logical choice for anyone who wants to combine the stadium atmosphere and a detailed insight into technical skiing. An additional dimension is given by the fan zones around the finish area, where music, catering offers, and souvenir shops await you along with tickets for this event, so the tickets are actually an invitation to a whole evening of socializing. If you plan to stay for several days, be sure to also check accommodation near the venue, because the combination of accommodation near the track and timely ticket purchase makes returning to the hotel after the race significantly simpler. Ticket sales for the central part of the finish line usually go first, so do not hesitate: buy tickets on time, check all the tickets available to you, and secure your tickets for this event now.

How to get to Semmering

For fans from Croatia and neighboring countries, Semmering is very accessible, so tickets for this event have additional value because they do not require a long and complicated journey. From Zagreb, people usually travel by highway via Maribor and Graz towards Vienna, and then turn towards the Semmering mountain pass, while from the direction of Vienna the drive lasts only a little over an hour, which means that many fans associate ticket purchases with a one-day trip. The railway connection is also very good, because the famous track over Semmering has been overcoming the steep slopes of this region for almost a century and a half, so some visitors decide to leave the car and turn their tickets into a combination of a train and a short walk to the ski resort. If you plan the trip in advance, you can easily coordinate the arrival a few hours before the start of the program at 8:00 PM, use the tickets for this event to tour the fan zone and warm up, and then return to the accommodation or home after the race. To make the whole experience carefree, check ticket sales early enough, buy tickets on time, choose tickets according to the arrival method, and secure your tickets for this event now.
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Accommodation and stay in the region

Semmering and surrounding places like Spital am Semmering or Maria Schutz offer a diverse choice of hotels, guest houses, and apartments, and many guests first follow the ticket sales for the race, and then immediately reserve accommodation to link their tickets with a few days of vacation. Since the ticket is valid for 1 day, it is logical to plan at least one more day before or after the race, so buying tickets often fits into a broader winter vacation plan in which, besides the race, you also enjoy skiing, walking, or wellness. If you want to stay as close to the track as possible and arrive at the finish line at the last moment, be sure to explore accommodation for event visitors, because such options allow you to just walk down to the stands after you have secured your tickets for this event. Interest in accommodation grows rapidly as soon as ticket sales enter the final phase, so many guests reserve tickets and rooms at the same time to avoid a situation where they have tickets but not suitable accommodation. If you want to avoid compromise, react on time: follow ticket sales, buy tickets via the

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What to do before and after the race

Tickets for this event are not just a pass for one evening, but your starting point for exploring the entire mountain area that lives from winter and for winter, which is why many visitors decide to come a day earlier or stay a day longer. With tickets for the race, you can easily use the rest of the time for your own skiing on the Zauberberg Semmering slopes, for sledding on the long lit track, for winter walks, or a visit to the viewpoints overlooking the legendary railway line that cuts through the steep slopes. Many fans combine the purchase of tickets with a dinner reservation in local restaurants, where they discuss impressions and analyze the passages of their favorite skiers after the race, and some of them immediately plan the next season and new tickets for Semmering. If you are not sure how to distribute the days, it is not a bad idea to also check accommodation offers in the host town, because through a smart choice of accommodation, tickets for this event fit more easily into a wider wintering plan. Regardless of whether you decide on a short escape or a longer stay, the first step is key: check ticket sales, buy tickets on time, and secure your tickets for this event now.
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Practical information about tickets and organization

The ticket for this evening race is valid for 1 day and includes not only access to the stands during the race, but also entry into the fenced area in the hours before and after the official program, which makes ticket sales particularly interesting for families and groups of friends who want to spend the whole day on the mountain. As a rule, different categories of tickets are offered, from standing places along the track to zones closer to the finish, so when buying tickets, it is worth thinking well whether you want to be as close to the finish as possible or if it is more important for you to have more space for moving and cheering. As tickets for this event include staying outdoors in winter conditions, layered clothing, sturdy footwear, a hat, gloves, and wind protection are recommended, and all this applies equally to fans in the stands and those who decide to spend part of the evening in the fan zone. Before the race, the organizer also publishes a list of items that may not be brought in, so it is important to check this information before departure so that your tickets are not "used" at the entrance while you return forbidden items to the car or accommodation. So that you don't think about restrictions, but about cheering, it is best to use ticket sales on time, buy tickets by clicking on the

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How to get the best view of the track

Experience from previous editions shows that the best places along the track are filled exactly by those fans who bought their tickets for this event on time and also arrived earlier at Hirschenkogel, so it pays to plan both the ticket purchase and arrival in advance. If you intend to stand by the protective nets along the track itself, it is good to choose tickets for zones along the middle part of the slope from the start, where the incline is greatest and where the difference in driving lines between the favorites and the rest of the field is best seen. For fans who want a complete overview of the entire finish, a combination of tickets for this event and a position closer to the finish is ideal, where a large screen shows the upper part of the track while you live-follow the last turns and passage through the finish line. To make the most of your tickets, it makes sense to study the plan of the stands and tracks before arrival, and immediately after you complete the ticket purchase via the
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button, decide where you want to stand and arrive early enough to take that place. Everything starts with one click: check ticket sales, buy tickets on time, and secure your tickets for this event now.

Cheering atmosphere under the floodlights

Evening alpine skiing races in Semmering are known for the fact that fans with tickets for this event create an atmosphere that more closely resembles a concert or festival than a classic sports competition, so tickets for this time slot are particularly sought-after. Under the floodlights, the colors of national flags, the sound of bells, drums, and songs of fan groups merge, while comments on every run and every passage through the finish line are heard along the track, and tickets for this event turn into a key for entry into a sea of people connected by the same rhythm of cheering. In such an environment, it is easy to forget the cold, especially if you have completed the ticket purchase on time and can enjoy the program without stress from the first to the last starting number, instead of thinking about whether tickets will be available at all. A special charm is carried by the fact that fans from many countries traditionally gather in Semmering, so with your ticket you often stand side by side with Austrians, Slovenians, Slovaks, or Hungarians, exchanging impressions about the runs and plans for the next season. If you want to be part of that colorful, loud, and warm fan community, do not delay: follow ticket sales, buy tickets via the

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