Tickets are now on sale for all four venues

The official advance ticket sales for the 73rd Ski Jumping Four Hills Tournament are now open. Tickets for all four venues Oberstdorf (December 28/29), Garmisch-Partenkirchen (December 31/January 1), Innsbruck (January 3/4) and Bischofshofen (January 5/6) are now available at www.vierschanzentournee.com. Those responsible for the ski jumping highlight are also expecting well-filled stadiums with over 100,000 spectators this winter.

“The interest in the tour is unbroken and the past few years have shown how important it is to secure the best tickets in advance,” says Tournament President Manfred Schützenhofer from Bischofshofen.

It has become a tradition, especially at the opening venue in Oberstdorf, that there are no more tickets available at the box office on the day of the competition. Here, the qualification day has already set new records. “Last winter, we had 16,300 spectators in the qualifiers, which was really excellent,” says Georg Geiger, Chairman of the Oberstdorf Ski Club.

In Oberstdorf, Innsbruck and Bischofshofen individual tickets for qualification and competition are already available, in Garmisch-Partenkirchen individual ticket sales will start on October 14, where in the first phase of advance sales discounted combination tickets will be available which are valid on both days of the event.

There will be a special premiere in Garmisch-Partenkirchen on December 31, 2024, as the world's best female ski jumpers will compete in their World Cup as part of the Two Nights Tour from 4.20 p.m. after the New Year's ski jumping qualification (1.30 p.m.). “Admission to the women's competition is included in the qualifying and combined ticket for the men. So we are offering an XXL ski jumping day in a class of its own,” says Michael Maurer, Chairman of Partenkirchen Ski Club.

Anyone who wants to experience the women's two-night tour final on January 1 in Oberstdorf can benefit from a special combined offer if they have a tour ticket. Then they only pay half price for the women's competition on New Year's Day.