Your Stubai Super Card
From May to October: Stubai Alps “all inclusive”
Enjoy the Stubai Super Card included in your summer holiday at our Alpenhotel Fernau.
The card fully lives up to its name: From free daily rides on all mountain lifts to public transport and admission to swimming pools, everything that makes your summer holiday in the Stubaital so appealing and unique is included.
Numerous discounts also make it easy for you to discover the state capital, Innsbruck.
The card is valid for your entire stay, including arrival and departure days.
Stubai Super Card - Included benefits:
- 1 ascent and descent per day on all Stubai mountain lifts (Stubai Glacier, Serlesbahnen, Schlick 2000, Galtbergbahn in Schlick 2000, Elferbahnen)
- 1 ride on the Mieders summer toboggan run per week
- Free travel on public transport (buses between Mutterberg and Innsbruck, Stubaitalbahn Fulpmes-Innsbruck)
- Free entry to the indoor and outdoor swimming pools (2 entries per week for 3 hours to the StuBay adventure pool, free entry to the Miederer Schwimmbad’l swimming pool)
- Numerous other discounts (Fulpmes cinema, Air-Parc at StuBay, Bergisel station Innsbruck and much more)
Ski plus City Pass
Experience 13 ski resorts with one card
The ski regions of Stubai and Innsbruck merge during the winter season to form a single pass, the Ski plus City Pass Stubai Innsbruck. This card not only entitles the holder to use selected ski resorts, but also grants all Innsbruck Card benefits.
Ski plus City Pass – Included benefits:
- 13 ski resorts:
Stubaier Glacier, Axamer Lizum, Skizentrum Schlick 2000, Kühtai, Hochötz, Muttereralm, Bergeralm, Nordkette, Serlesbahnen, Elferbahnen, Patscherkofel, Rangger Köpfl and Glungezer. - Innsbruck Card with 22 benefits such as admission to Swarovski Crystal Worlds, the Alpine Zoo, the Imperial Palace and much more.
- Use of all ski bus systems and the sightseeing bus
- Entry to the indoor pools in Axams and Fulpmes Stubay – one-time entry for a duration of 4 hours
- 25% discount on night lift tickets at participating mountain lifts