A 6-day adult lift pass in St Anton costs from €450 for the 2025/26 season — €75 a day on the Ski Arlberg pass. A single day is from €81.50, so a six-day pass works out about 8% cheaper per day than paying day by day.
| Lift pass | Ski Arlberg |
| Adult 1-day | from €81.50 |
| Adult 6-day | from €450 |
| Per day on a 6-day pass | €75.00 |
| Saving vs six single days | €39 (8%) |
| Marked pistes on this pass | 300 km |
| Top lift altitude | 2,811 m |
| 6-day pass per 100 km of piste | €150.00 |
Dynamic pricing. St Anton prices lift passes by date and demand, so the figures here are the advertised "from" prices. Booking early and avoiding peak weeks is not a tip here, it is the pricing model — the walk-up window price can be meaningfully higher.
One pass for the whole Arlberg region: St Anton, St Christoph, Stuben, Lech, Zürs, Warth and Schröcken (approx. 300 km pistes, 85+ lifts).
2026/27 prices expected September; these are 2025/26 main-season rates (shoulder season was €77.50/€380). From a local guide corroborated by skiresort.com, not the official site.
The Ski Arlberg pass is one ticket shared with Lech, St Christoph, Stuben, Zürs. Staying in St Anton rather than one of those changes your access to the lifts not at all — what it changes is the transfer, the altitude you sleep at, and the price of a bed.
| Airport | Road | Drive | Scheduled bus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Innsbruck | 100 km | — | — |
| Munich | — | — | from €198 |
Distances and fares from the resorts' and operators' own pages. A cheap pass at the end of a long transfer is not a cheap week.
Same currency. Sorted by the six-day price where there is one, and by six times the day ticket where there is not, which is why some rows show a dash.
| Resort | 1 day | 6 days | Pistes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zell am See | from €82 | from €440 | 408 km |
| Kaprun | from €82 | from €440 | 408 km |
| Großglockner Resort Kals-Matrei | €74 | — | 40.0 km |
| Sillian – Thurntaler (Hochpustertal) | €74 | — | 22.4 km |
| St. Jakob im Defereggental – Brunnalm | €74 | — | 23.7 km |
| St Anton | from €81.50 | from €450 | 300 km |
| Lech | from €81.50 | from €450 | 300 km |
| Zauchensee/Flachauwinkl | €75 | — | 45.0 km |
| Flachauwinkl/Kleinarl (Shuttleberg) | €75 | — | 28.0 km |
| Kaunertal Glacier (Kaunertaler Gletscher) | €75 | — | 55.0 km |
| St Christoph | from €81.50 | from €450 | 300 km |
From €450 for six days or from €81.50 for a single day, for an adult in the 2025/26 season on the Ski Arlberg pass.
One pass for the whole Arlberg region: St Anton, St Christoph, Stuben, Lech, Zürs, Warth and Schröcken (approx. 300 km pistes, 85+ lifts).
Yes — six single days would cost €489, so the 6-day pass at €450 saves €39, about 8%.
The Ski Arlberg pass covers 300 km of marked pistes, with lifts reaching 2,811 m.
Price checked 18 August 2026 at diearlbergerin.com for the 2025/26 season. Lift companies change prices between seasons — the source link is the authority on today's price.
Every price here was read from a published price list on a stated date, and each resort page carries that date and a link to the source. Lift companies reprice between seasons; the source link is the authority.