Information for Visitors

Tickets go on sale on April 15th. As soon as the tickets go online, there will of course be a social media post (Instagram and Facebook) and further information on www.climbingworldcup.com/tickets.

Tickets can easily be purchased online via our website www.climbingworldcup.com/tickets/. During the event (24 - 30 June) it will also be possible to buy tickets, depending on availability, on site at the event area. The opening hours of the ticketing office will be communicated shortly.

Tickets are required for all evening events of the Lead & Boulder World Cup (see list below):

• Thu, 27 June: Boulder Women Final
• Fri, 28 June: Boulder Men Final
• Sat, 29 June: Lead Men & Women Semi Finals 
• Sun, 30 June: Lead Men & Women Finals 

The Speed European Cup and Paraclimbing World Cup can be visited completely free of charge, as well as the Boulder Semifinals and Boulder & Lead Qualification.

The final tickets will cost €25.00 and the semi-final tickets €15.00. There are cheaper tickets for kids and youth born betwenn 2009 and 2013. For children born in the year 2014 or younger, the entry is free and no ticket is necessary. The World Cup Pass costs €60.00 - all ticketed events are included.

The World Cup Pass includes all events for which a ticket is required. This means a maximum saving of up to €30 if you attend all events.

It is not possible to return tickets that have already been purchased. You can find more detailed information on this in our Ticketing AGBs.

No. Tickets can be presented at the access control both digitally (on your smartphone) and printed out. 

In order to ensure the fastest possible entry on site, we would ask you to prepare your ticket (digital or printed) so that the QR code is clearly readable. It will be scanned at the entrance to the venue. For children/teens, please have a valid photo ID ready. 

Please also make sure that you do not have any prohibited items with you. For example, no glass bottles etc. are allowed. Further information can be found in our house rules. 

Tickets for the Climbing World Cup are "one-way" tickets. This means that you may only enter the event venue once. Should you leave the site, unfortunately no re-entry is possible. 

This rule also applies to World Cup passes - the event area may only be entered once per day.

As there are no parking spaces available at the event site, we recommend arriving by public transport. Several bus and tram lines stop just a few minutes' walk away: 

• Bus line 540 - stop "Wohnheim Saggen" (approx. 5 minutes on foot)
• Bus line T - bus stop "Sebastian-Scheel-Straße" (approx. 5 minutes on foot)
• Bus line R - bus stop "Messe Innsbruck" (approx. 10 minutes on foot)
• Tram line 1 - bus stop "Bundesbahndirektion" or "Haydnplatz" (approx. 10 minutes on foot)
• Tram line 2, Tram line 5 - bus stop "Radetzskystraße" (approx. 8 minutes on foot) - HERE is a map on how to get from Radetzkystraße to Kletterzentrum Innsbruck

From the railway station "Bahnhof Messe" you can also reach the event area in approx. 10 minutes on foot. From the main station it takes about 30 minutes. 

Another alternative is to come by (your own) bicycle or by using the IVB Stadtrad (city bike). Bicycle racks are available on site. You can find the locations of the city bikes here: https://stadtrad.ivb.at/de/#standorte.

No. Due to the set-up for the IFSC Climbing World Cup, there are unfortunately no parking spaces available for visitors on site. We therefore recommend traveling by public transport or by bike.

By plane:
Airport Innsbruck: Distance to competition venue: approx. 5 km. The airport Innsbruck is directly connected to many more European cities.
Airport Munich: Distance to competition area: approx. 200 km.

By train:
Innsbruck central railway station offers direct connection to almost all major European cities. All trains make a stop in Innsbruck. An overview of national and international trains may be found on Trainline. 

By car:
https://goo.gl/maps/NgbSjoMBqKsTNbjE7

The program for the event can be found HERE

Wheelchair users and people with disabilities are welcome to attend the event. There will be a separate area. However, as there is only limited space available, a separate ticket must be purchased for this. Due to organizational reasons, access to this area is unfortunately not possible with a general spectator ticket.

In general the event venue only offers standing room. However, at the Speed European Cup and Paraclimbing World Cup as well as the Boulder Qualfication and Lead Qualification round there will be seating available. If seating is required due to a physical impairment during the other events, please purchase a "limited mobility" ticket for the respective event, as seating can be provided in the area used for this purpose.

Yes, there will be the possibility to buy drinks and snacks at the event site and the KI bistro. 

Generally, children are welcome to attend the Climbing World Cup in Innsbruck. Depending on the competition round there may be no seats available at the event site. Therefore, and due to the large number of visitors expected, especially at the finals, visibility may be very limited. We would also like to point out that there may be a high level of noise in some places, which is not suitable for (small) children.

Animals are not allowed on the event grounds. The only exception are certified assistance dogs.

The Climbing World Cup is an outdoor event that will also take place in case of bad weather (for example rain). If extreme weather conditions (thunderstorms, strong winds) make it impossible to hold the event, this will be communicated as early as possible with further information. In case of cancellation for these reasons, the ticket price cannot be refunded. Further information can be found in the terms and conditions.

Soon you will find a list of all prohibited items here.

Soon you will find our house rules here, which have to be observed during the entire event.

Items found and handed in at the event site will be kept at the accreditation or at the office of the Austrian Climbing Federation for the duration of the event. Items that are not picked-up by 20 June 2023 at the latest will be disposed of or handed in at the lost & found office of the City of Innsbruck (Fallmerayerstraße 2, 6020 Innsbruck).

Beginning in May parts of the Kletterzentrum Innsbruck will be closed or restricted due to preparations (routesetting, setting up the venue) and the event itself. You can find an overview HERE

Definitely! The semi-finals and finals will be broadcast live on Discovery+ and/or Eurosport Player (European viewers) and ORF (Austrian viewers). Depending on the country you are watching the event from, other channels may apply - in that case please visit the IFSC website for more information. 

Even though the registration for volunteers is already closed, there might be a few volunteer positions still open. In case you are interested, please contact: volunteer@austriaclimbing.com