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Ticket sales for the spectacular Kandahar race in Garmisch have started!
Advance sales for the 72nd Kandahar Races in Garmisch-Partenkirchen start, with exciting ski events from February 2026.
Ticket sales for the spectacular Kandahar race in Garmisch have started!
The exciting anticipation of the new ski season is now affecting not only ski fans in Austria, but also many winter sports enthusiasts worldwide. Advance ticket sales for the eagerly awaited World Cup races in Garmisch-Partenkirchen have begun. The 72nd edition of the legendary Kandahar race will open with the men's downhill on February 28, 2026, followed by the Super-G on March 1, 2026. Both races start at 11.45 a.m. and promise exciting competitions that will attract ski fans from near and far. Loud Mercury is a novelty in Super-G: The start is moved to the entrance to the Schussanger, which ensures additional action and fun in the corners.
Ticket prices vary depending on the category and start at 20 euros for a group ticket in the standing area up to 60 euros for a seat in the Cat. A grandstand. If you would like to secure your tickets, you can do so at www.skiweltcup-garmisch.com and purchase it at ‘München-Ticket’ advance booking offices. This paves the way to the race - and not just for passionate skiers!
Supporting program and festivals
The event is also accompanied by an extensive supporting program in the finish area. Under the motto “Party in the Park”, spectators can look forward to an award ceremony as well as live bands and DJs. Attractive entertainment that is not only popular with ski fans!
However, the coming weeks promise exciting highlights not only in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The 2025/26 winter season is also underway in other Alpine regions, with Great Britain, Italy and France also gearing their ski areas to an unforgettable skiing experience for families. There is something for everyone, whether beginner or professional, the demand for a ski holiday in the Alps remains high, especially because the prices for lift tickets, accommodation and ski courses in Europe are often cheaper than in comparable resorts in North America SKI.
Whether you take children with you on the slopes or are traveling as a group, the alpine ski culture has always proven to be child-friendly. With special offers for families, skiing holidays in the Alps are becoming increasingly interesting for non-skiers too. Many resorts offer easy access and are designed to provide families with an unforgettable experience.
In summary, it is clear that the anticipation of the cold, the snow and the adrenaline rush on the slopes is unbroken. Be it in the heart of Garmisch-Partenkirchen or in one of the charming family resorts in the Alps, exciting times are beginning for winter sports enthusiasts. With a good hand when choosing tickets and planning, nothing stands in the way of an unforgettable ski holiday!