Winter

Saving Tipp Winter 2011/12

Children and youth (born 1993 - 2005) get
Every Saturday the 1-day-skiticket for the special price of € 10,00

www.powerofzehn.at

MAY THE POWER OF TEN BE WITH YOU!
This has got to be the sensation of the season for all under 19-year-olds: ski or snowboard for just €10 on Saturdays on the Kitzsteinhorn, the Schmitten and in the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang!

Are you seeking enlightenment? We can help you! For only 10 (yes, TEN!) Euros each Saturday you can ski and snowboard to your heart’s content in the three Pinzgau ski areas of Kitzsteinhorn, Schmitten, and the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang! This is an offer that will beat the hardest of the Ten-Masters!

The wise will only have only one target this season, and that is “Pinz Gao” in Salzburgerland! Because the Kitzsteinhorn and the Schmitten in Zell am See-Kaprun together with the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang have come up with a new offer for all kids and teenagers: the POWER OF TEN! A ski pass on Saturdays will cost a bargain €10 for any skier and rider between six and 19 years old!

The great Ten-Master has already tried out the POWER OF TEN and given it his blessing. “With just one €10 note, skiing will become even more beautiful!” is regularly the theme in his preaching and he adds: “a family with children skiing will now pay less than ever to ski on a Saturday!”

The POWER OF TEN will show you the way in three of the most fantastic ski areas in the Alps. The Kitzsteinhorn, for example, guarantees perpetual shredisfaction with its three snowparks on the glacier and the Sonnenkarbahn lift, with a halfpipe and the cool Volvo Ice Camp. Perfect your style in the Rome Park on the Schmitten, where the snowboard and freeski jibbing sessions happen and they work on their timing on the Kicker. Meanwhile, there are two exquisite snow parks awaiting you in the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang: the Nitro Snowpark on the Asitz in Leogang and the brand newly set up Nightpark by the new Unterschwarzachbahn lift in Hinterglemm.

So, time to go to “Pinz Gao”!  Because, as Confucius once said: “even the longest journey begins with the first step!”, and: “a superior man is modest in his speech, but succeeds in his actions!”

By the way, even the great wise men from the far East disappear in time, and this is why you can add the great “Ten-Master” on Facebook. In this way you regularly receive his wise sayings and can win great prizes, thus achieving the next step on the path towards enlightenment!

For more information go to www.kitzsteinhorn.at, www.skicircus.at and www.schmitten.at. The 10-Master awaits you at www.facebook.com/zehnmeister...

 “Wherever you go, go with your whole heart!” (Konfucius)

Montelino Skipass
Free pass for children born 2006 and younger.
All statements of age must be accompanied by official photo identification!

Child discount
Children born 1996 to 2005 pay about half of the adult price.
All statements of age must be accompanied by official photo identification!

Young person's discount
Young persons born 1993 to 1995 get an approximate 20 % reduction off adult tickets.
All statements of age must be accompanied by official photo identification!

Disabilities discount
For 70% invalid or more. On request!
No further discounts - disability pass required.

Salzburg Family pass
On presentation of the Salzburg Family Pass from the office of the Salzburg State Government (valid 3 years after date of issue) erhält a family buying a minimum of one adult and one child pass (born 1996 - 2005) will pay the Pinzgau price for one and half day ski passes for all family members (a discount of ca. 30% on the peak season prices).

Family bonus with season ticket Ski Alpin Card, All Star Card und
Salzburg Super Ski Card:
Families with a number of children who buy season cards for the two oldest children or young persons at the same time will receive free season cards for all other younger children (born 1993 and younger). This must be accompanied by confirmation of family support from the local tax (in Austria) or a child allowance order (in Germany).