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Getting to the Wildkogel Arena

Your route to the Wildkogel Arena in Neukirchen & Bramberg

The Wildkogel Arena in Neukirchen and Bramberg is easily accessible by car, public transport or by plane. Various routes take you straight to the Wildkogel Arena in the SalzburgerLand. Choose the travel option that suits you best and start your summer or winter holiday in a relaxed manner, surrounded by mountains, alpine pastures and nature experiences.

Directions

Coming from the north
(Germany, the Netherlands, etc.) Munich – Kufstein South exit (toll-free) – St. Johann im Thale – Kitzbühel – Pass Thurn – Mittersill – Bramberg/Neukirchen

Coming from the west
(CH) Inntal motorway (A12: vignette required) - Wörgl Ost exit - St. Johann i. T. - Kitzbühel - Pass Thurn - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen

Coming from the east
Vienna - Salzburg (A1: vignette required) - Bischofshofen – Zell am See – Mittersill – Bramberg/Neukirchen

Coming from the south
(I, SLO) Tauern Motorway (A10: vignette required) - St Michael junction or Bischofshofen junction - Zell am See - Mittersill - Bramberg/Neukirchen

Gerlos Alpine Road
Holders of a multi-day ski pass, a season ticket or the Wildkogel-Arena & Zillertal Arena or the SuperSkiCard can use the automatic lane on the Gerlos Alpine Road free of charge.

Tips for a stress-free journey

A well-planned journey through Austria

Make planning your journey easy before you set off and ensure you have the right digital toll for Austria. The digital vignette and route-based toll can be conveniently purchased online. With the ASFINAG Toll Planner, you can find the right toll product for your route in just a few steps: simply enter your starting point and destination to receive the appropriate recommendation. This way, you can set off on your holiday relaxed and well prepared. Have a safe journey!

>> ASFINAG Toll Planner & Route Planning

Guest Mobility Ticket

The Guest Mobility Ticket entitles you to free use of all public transport in the SalzburgerLand throughout your stay. It is valid for both city and regional transport, as well as for S-Bahn services, regional trains, long-distance trains and the Salzburg Verkehr shuttles. You will receive the ticket in digital form – either as a wallet ticket or as a PDF – either directly upon check-in or in advance via pre-check-in at your accommodation in the province of Salzburg.

Quick and affordable to reach by train

The Wildkogel Arena in the SalzburgerLand can be reached easily and in an environmentally friendly way every day, with plenty of quick connecting services from Germany and Austria. Always great value thanks to saver fares, the BahnCard or the Vorteilscard:

  • From €19.90 on short journeys, e.g. from Munich to Zell am See
  • From €37.90 on longer journeys, e.g. from Hamburg to Zell am See
  • From €9.90 when travelling within Austria with the ÖBB Sparschiene ticket

Travelling by plane

Salzburg Airport is Austria’s second-largest airport and is served by over 90 airlines. Excellent non-stop scheduled flights from numerous European cities and seamless connecting flights via the hubs of Frankfurt, Vienna, London, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg and Istanbul ensure a quick and comfortable journey, allowing you to start your holiday feeling relaxed. You can find the current flight timetable for Salzburg Airport here.
There are also regular public transport services from Salzburg Airport to the Wildkogel-Arena; of course, you can also travel in complete comfort on the shuttle bus or hire a car directly at the airport. Salzburg Airport is approximately 110 km or about 1½ hours’ drive from the Wildkogel Arena in Neukirchen & Bramberg.

As well as Salzburg Airport, you also have the option of using Munich Airport or Innsbruck Airport. The journey takes 2–3 hours – approximately 120 km.