Children's trial ticket

A multi-day pass can be booked following the trial ticket. If continued, only the difference to the regular children's ski course price will be charged according to the provider.

• Age between 4 and 12 years
• Children must be diaper-free
• Appropriate ski equipment
• Valid ski pass and ski course ticket
• Assignment to the appropriate skill level

• Ski course in the booked duration and appropriate skill level
• Ski lessons in the respective children's group
• Use of the Salober children's area as part of the course offerings
• Exclusive lift access for ski course children at the Salober Jet valley and Sonnen Jet valley
• Access to the Salober play hut with warming room, play area, children's restroom, and cloakroom
• Free safety vest
• Thursdays: Adventure activity with rafting and snowmobiles as per program
• Fridays: Final race with award ceremony

The midday supervision is to be considered separately and will be charged according to the course level or booking.

Please meet at the respective meeting point at 10:00 a.m.:

• K1 and K2: Meeting point in the children's area
• From K3: Salober meeting point

Ski course: Sunday to Friday

• Morning: 10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
• Afternoon: 1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.

The regular course starts on Sunday or Monday. A later entry is possible upon request.

What age is the children's ski course suitable for?

The course is aimed at children from 4 to 12 years old. A prerequisite is that the children are out of diapers.

When does the ski course take place?

The course takes place from Sunday to Friday each day from 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and from 1:15 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. The regular course starts on Sunday or Monday. Later start dates are possible upon request.

What is a trial ticket?

With the trial ticket, your child can try out half a course day. If they want to continue with the ski course, only the difference to the regular children's ski course price will be charged according to the provider.

What is the new 5-in-6 ticket?

Starting in the winter season 2026/2027, the ticket allows for a five-day children's ski course starting on Sunday to skip one day within the six-day period. The day off can be chosen flexibly on site.

Is midday supervision available?

Yes. For children of levels K3 to K5+, lunch will be automatically included according to the provider, as the groups will eat together in the ski area. The price is stated as €16 for midday supervision including a meal and a drink. Please confirm...

Please obtain a valid ski pass before the start of the course. Ensure that your child has eaten and drunk enough and that sunscreen has been applied before the course.

Children aged 4 to 12 years. The classification is based on skiing experience and individual skiing ability.

Prerequisite: Children must be diaper-free.

The classification is divided into the following skill levels:

• K1 – Beginners: First experiences on skis in the Salober children's area. The children practice skiing straight, snowplow technique, and connecting turns.
• K2 – Advanced Beginners: Consolidating braking and learning to turn on beginner slopes.
• K2+ – Advanced Beginners: Independent braking and turning on beginner slopes as well as initial experiences with the lift and descents in the ski area.
• K3 – Slightly Advanced: Controlled turning on blue slopes.
• K3+ – Slightly Advanced: Improving snowplow skiing on blue slopes and gradually reducing the snowplow position.
• K4 – Advanced: Practicing parallel skiing and pole use on red slopes.
• K4+ – Advanced: Practicing short and long turns on red slopes.
• K5 – Expert: Improving skiing technique on black slopes and gaining initial experiences off-piste.
• K5+ – Expert: For children aged 10 and up; sporty skiing on and off the slope and further development of skiing technique.

The appropriate group is determined based on the skiing ability. Additional information is provided by the ski school's level check.

Your child will need the following equipment for the ski course:

• Well-fitting ski helmet
• Skis; for beginners, a maximum height up to the chest
• Ski boots, ideally already broken in a bit
• Sun or ski goggles
• Weather-appropriate ski clothing
• Change of clothes if necessary
• Gloves, preferably mittens
• Buff or scarf as wind and sun protection
• Ski poles starting from level K4
• Valid ski pass and ski course ticket

Children's ski equipment is available at Jug Sports Arlberg, right next to the ski school office.

• Complete ski course equipment
• Valid ski pass and ski course ticket
• Sufficient drinking water
• Spare clothes if needed
• Sunscreen

Please ensure that your child has eaten and drunk enough before the ski course, and apply sunscreen before the course begins.

Children must be toilet trained. The division into course levels K1 to K5+ is based on individual skiing ability.

Starting from the winter season 2026/2027, the new 5-in-6 ticket will apply for five-day children's ski courses starting on Sunday. One course day can be flexibly skipped within the six-day period.

Please note the different meeting points and check before booking which ski pass is suitable for your child.