Bergisel Ski Jump Tours and Tickets

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The current entrance ticket price for the Bergisel Ski Jump is €12 for an adult and €5.50 for children aged 6–14 years. There are discounts for senior citizens, Innsbruck residents, and students under 27 with valid identification. Holders of the Stubai Super Card also get discounted entry, and with online tickets, you can go directly through the Fast Line.

While the jump itself at Bergisel Ski Jump is only accessible to skiers, there’s a viewing platform from the tower just behind. If you’re feeling spritely you can scale the 455 steps up to it, or take the elevator instead.

The biggest annual event at the Bergisel Ski Jump is the Four Hills Tournament in early January, for which you can buy standing-only tickets to spectate. Expect it to be busy, so get your tickets in advance. Otherwise, you can often watch jumpers practicing between May and October, typically around mid-morning and mid-afternoon.

The Bergisel Ski Jump has a small museum where you can find information panels, photos of ski jumpers, and possibly see the Golden Eagle trophy used in the Four Hills Tournament. For more background on the history and development of the sport, it’s worth booking a guided tour of the attraction.

To reach the Bergisel Ski Jump by public transport, use the Sightseer Innsbruck hop-on hop-off service (included with the Innsbruck Card) to reach the Panorama/Bergisel stop. Alternatively, take tram 1 from the city center to Bergisel, or bus 589 from Innsbruck Kaiserschützenplatz. Just note, public transport stops are between 10–20 minutes on foot from the attraction entrance.