Do you have questions about how to reach the spectator area, shuttle timetables, ticket info or the available services at Passo San Pellegrino? In this section, you’ll find all the useful details, practical information and insider tips to make sure you don’t miss a single moment of the Women's Alpine Ski World Cup in Val di Fassa.
Frequently Asked Questions
Choose your seat: tickets & info
Secure your seat in the grandstand and enjoy a prime view of the final section of La VolatA as the world's best speed specialists race towards the finish.
Ticket prices
🎟️ € 25 - Full price
👧 € 12 - Reduced ticket (children aged 8-14)
⭐ free - Children under 8
Full-price and reduced-price tickets are available exclusively online through Vivaticket. A booking fee of € 1.50 plus a service charge of € 1.29 (€ 0.69 for reduced-price tickets) will be added to each ticket.
ONLINE TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM EARLY SEPTEMBER
Free tickets (children under 8)
Free tickets cannot be booked online. To request one, please email 📩info@fassa.events with:
- the child's first and last name
- the first and last name of the accompanying adult (ticket holder)
- the event you wish to attend: Downhill (9 January) or Super-G (10 January)
- a copy of the child's valid ID
Seats are unreserved. Dogs are welcome, provided they are kept on a short lead. They must remain under their owner's control and must not occupy a seat. The use of a muzzle is recommended.
Your ticket includes the return shuttle service to Passo San Pellegrino from Moena and Canale d'Agordo (via Falcade).
Tickets will only be refunded if the race is cancelled before the start. Refund requests must be submitted online using the dedicated form.
Experience the World Cup from the parterre, with standing room close to the finish area. Flags from around the world, a mix of languages and one shared passion: this is where you'll truly feel the atmosphere of the World Cup weekend.
Ticket prices
🎟️ € 10 - Full price
👧 € 5 - Reduced ticket (children aged 8-14)
⭐ free - Children under 8
Full-price and reduced-price tickets are available exclusively online through Vivaticket. A booking fee of € 1.50 plus a service charge of € 1.29 (€ 0.69 for reduced-price tickets) will be added to each ticket.
ONLINE TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM EARLY SEPTEMBER
Free tickets (children under 8)
Free tickets cannot be booked online. To request one, please email 📩info@fassa.events with:
- the child's first and last name
- the first and last name of the accompanying adult (ticket holder)
- the event you wish to attend: Downhill (9 January) or Super-G (10 January)
- a copy of the child's valid ID
Seats are unreserved. Dogs are welcome, provided they are kept on a short lead. They must remain under their owner's control and must not occupy a seat. The use of a muzzle is recommended.
Your ticket includes the return shuttle service to Passo San Pellegrino from Moena and Canale d'Agordo (via Falcade).
Tickets will only be refunded if the race is cancelled before the start. Refund requests must be submitted online using the dedicated form.
You can also watch the races free of charge from designated viewing areas along the course.
For fan clubs, groups, people with reduced mobility or special requests, please write to 📩info@fassa.events
Choose how to get to Passo San Pellegrino
On race days, holders of grandstand or parterre tickets can use the dedicated return shuttle service from Moena and Canale d'Agordo (via Falcade) to Passo San Pellegrino.
No reservation is required. Simply show your event ticket when boarding the shuttle. For further information, please contact 📩info@fassa.events
Animals must be kept on a short leash, fitted with a muzzle, or, if they are small, carried in arms or transported in a carrier.
Timetable | 9-10 January 2027 Moena ⇄ Passo San Pellegrino
➡️ From Moena (sports field) to Passo San Pellegrino: 8:30 am - 11:00 am
⬅️ From Passo San Pellegrino to Moena (sports field): 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Timetable | 9-10 January 2027 Canale d'Agordo/Falcade ⇄ Passo San Pellegrino
➡️ From Canale d'Agordo to Passo San Pellegrino: 8:30 am - 11:00 am (via Falcade)
⬅️ From Passo San Pellegrino to Canale d'Agordo: 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm (via Falcade)
From the shuttle stop, the grandstand and the parterre can be reached in a 7-10-minute walk along a gently descending, snow-covered path.
Allow around 40 minutes to reach the finish area:
🕒 5-10 minutes waiting for the shuttle
🕒 15-20 minutes on the shuttle
🕒 10-minute walk
Last updated: 27 July 2026
In addition to the direct Moena-San Pellegrino shuttle, the ski bus service connecting the valley villages with the pass will run continuously on both training and race days.
Transport is free of charge for holders of a valid race ticket for that day.
Animals must be kept on a short leash, fitted with a muzzle, or, if they are small, carried in arms or transported in a carrier.
Can I reach the competition area on skis?
Yes. During competition days, the San Pellegrino Ski Area operates as usual, with the exception of the La VolatA slope. It is therefore possible to reach the competition area on skis, using the lifts and slopes open to the public.
How to reach the area on skis
From Passo San Pellegrino:
- Del Passo blue slope (return via the Del Passo chairlift)
From Falcade/Pian della Sussistenza/Col Margherita (race start area):
- Col Margherita - Lago Cavia red slope to the junction with La VolatA
- Col Margherita red/black slope to the junction with La VolatA
From Ronchi (Lusia lifts) to Passo San Pellegrino (Costabella chairlift):
- free ski shuttle for ski pass holders (valid passes: Alpe Lusia/San Pellegrino, Valle Silver and Dolomiti Superski). Runs every 30 minutes, 9:30-16:00
From the parterre, it is permitted to walk a short distance along the edge of the slope, exclusively to watch the final metres of the race.
For safety reasons, some slopes and connections may be temporarily closed or regulated. Please follow the on-site signage and check for any updates on this page and on our social media channels.
Parking and access
Parking at Passo San Pellegrino is limited. We recommend using the official shuttle service or the ski bus, the easiest and most sustainable way to reach the race venue and enjoy the event without worrying about traffic or parking.
Free parking is available near:
Parking and access
Parking at Passo San Pellegrino is limited. We recommend using the official shuttle service or the ski bus, the easiest and most sustainable way to reach the race venue and enjoy the event without worrying about traffic or parking.
Free parking is available near:
The parking areas are for vehicle parking only. Camping is not permitted, and we kindly ask visitors not to set up tables, chairs, awnings or other outdoor equipment, both for safety reasons and out of respect for other guests.
If you need camper services such as waste disposal, fresh water or electricity, the nearest equipped camper area is Forno - Il Giardino - located along State Road 48 (SS48) between Moena and Predazzo. From there, you can easily reach Passo San Pellegrino by ski bus or shuttle.
Helpful information
Yes. On competition days, the San Pellegrino Ski Area will operate as usual. The only exception is the La VolatA course at Col Margherita.
We recommend checking real-time updates.
Even if you can't make it to the event, you can still watch the World Cup races from home. The races will be broadcast live on Eurosport 1.
Yes. There are several refreshment points in the San Pellegrino Pass area, including a bar at the Col Margherita cable car departure station, a mountain hut at the top station, and a food-and-drink kiosk in the Ski Village.
Audi FIS Ski World Cup Val di Fassa Ticket
The World Cup, live. Follow the women’s Downhill and Super-G races from the grandstand, right in front of the finish line.
