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HANNIBAL - The Open-Air Theatre
Hannibal
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12.04.2019 I RETTENBACH GLACIER
If HANNIBAL was a film it wouldn't be something special. If HANNIBAL was a game it wouldn't be new. But HANNIBAL is a real-time theater play with more than 500 participating actors at Rettenbach Glacier located above 3000 meters altitude. Last time about 8000 visitors came to the glacier stage to see the historical crossing of the Alps by the famous Carthaginian strategist. The show is absolutely unique, incomparable to all other open-air plays. Absolutely Sölden, absolutely Red Bull, the biggest contemporary performance world-wide, absolutely live.
In 218 BC the Carthaginian army was said to have supernatural power and a very special aura. Hannibal dared to cross the main Alpine ridge with his troops – 60,000 soldiers and 37 elephants – in only 10 days, and he could also win several battles.
Did the mountains give him this mystic power, and what was the reason for his farsightedness? He won battles against the Romans but did not capture or destroy Rome. As a consequence Africa's Carthage became more and more unimportant while Rome was the undisputed ruler of the Mediterranean Area.
Story & History
Hannibal's Coup
Coming from France in 218 BC, the Carthaginian Hannibal crossed the Alps together with his colorful army of 60,000 African, Celtic and Spanish soldiers, thousands of horses and 37 elephants in only 10 days. He conquered steep rock faces, survived inclement weather conditions and avalanches, and defeated the Italian troops.
Although the enemies suffered a crushing defeat Hannibal did not conquer Rome - a fact with unique historical consequences: later on he was defeated severely by the Romans under Scipio in the Battle of Zama. This was the beginning of Rome's world power within the Mediterranean area, signing at the same time the fall of the African Empire of Carthage.
Story of the glacier spectacle
Powerful Machines and Natural Beauty
How is it possible to execute a theater play on such a giant stage? The production of this splendid play focuses on a narrator and a range of unconventional elements:
- Snow-grooming machines as elephants
- Night skiers as African tribes
- Dancers and actors as Hannibal, his father Hamilcar, Dido, Aeneas, senators
- Climbers as miners
- Karthago.TV Station broadcasting live from the theater of war
- Aircrafts
- Parachutists
- Sailing boats on eternal ice as mythological bulls of Hercules
- Hang-gliders (Red Bull flight acrobats) as Gods
- Fireworks within the battles
- Xenon lights focusing on mountain slopes and avalanches
- Pop music as a dramatic element and a narrator who inspires your fantasy by calling things by their name
Nature stage on 3.000 m altitude
The ultimate Rettenbach Glacier and its bizarre ice formations make a really incomparable Nature Arena. From Sölden you reach the glacier stage along the scenic Glacier Road, embedded in breathtaking 3000m-high mountain peaks. A semicircle with a high-towered palace forms the center of the stage. Right in front of the spectators' area you find an antique site made of snow and ice. On the right you see Dido's Palace similar to a Maya Pyramid - the Castillo from Chichen Itza was its model.
At a few meters from the audience there is the Campus, an elevated platform with embankments. It serves as playground for the snow-grooming machines, as stage for the dancers and as terrain for motocross bikes. The Karthago.TV broadcasting studio is situated next to the Pyramid. Cameras, spotlights and a seating corner are positioned in front of a luminous, 42m² video wall.
In the background, close to the giant blue sky brochure, a mountain chain with three summits. One of them is the Venus Hill where the Goddess herself resides - if she does not take action against Carthage by helicopter. And in the center of Rettenbach Glacier you can find the floodlit glacier fields displayed as tent city or elephant skin - depending on the position of the numerous Bengal fires and Xenon spotlights.
The audience is standing on the car park next to the mountain restaurant at no less than 2700 meters above sea level. Exactly from here the open-air stage rises another 1300 meters, reaching the ideal height for parachutists and a diameter of 3 km. This truly outstanding scene is light-flooded by the sun and the moon and the stars, in cooperation with countless floodlights and spotlights boasting some 200,000 watt. A state-of-the-art sound system adds to a memorable theater experience at high altitude: The images of the play are in perfect harmony with imaginative scenes - both in excellent stereo sound!
Elephant moves from Salzburg's Festival Hall to the mighty mountain world of the alps
"Die Liebe der Danae, Summer 2016, Großes Festspielhaus". I witness Alvis Hermanis' production of this wonderful Richard Strauss opera and - somehow - this stepped pyramid strongly reminds me of the huge snow pyramid of HANNIBAL, the Glacier Spectacle. Then a life-size, white elephant enters the scene to the right. What a coincidence! After a couple of talks and discussions, a big truck operated by Bergbahnen Sölden takes the giant elephant to Sölden, towards the glacier fields.
"Thanks to the Salzburg Festival this brilliant sculpture was released from the theater scenery to the majestic Ötztal Alps," states director Hubert Lepka.
An Elephant and his equals
On the glacier plateau at above 3000 meters altitude the elephant finally met his equals: the snow-grooming machines of Bergbahnen Sölden in the role of Hannibal's elephants that accompanied the troops. The big white animal moved directly from the Salzburg Festival to the glacier slopes without being shy. He also acted as a stage for two professional dancers, Maayan Reiter and Sami Similä who were elected senators of Carthage. Guided by Rotraud Kern - an experienced participant in the glacier spectacle - Sami (he comes from Finland) is happy about the low temperature while Maayan was on the glacier for the very first time. She comes from Israel and didn't know anything about the eternal ice and the white elephant from the opera house. We should invent a name! Maybe Pollux? Good luck Maayan, Sami and Pollux. The herd will start their training in April!
The Hannibal Team
The ensemble of 500 actors is in perfect tune with the natural landscapes of Rettenbach Glacier high above Sölden, coupled with technical highlights on the unique open-air theater stage.
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| A production of SÖLDEN RED BULL LAWINE TORRÈN HANNIBAL Tomaz Simatovic DIDO Marion Hackl VENUS Jasmin Rituper TV-MODERATOR Donna Jewell HAMILKAR/SCIPIO Chris Mongiardo AENEAS/DREAM READER Ekke Hager HANNIBAL AS CHILD Moreno Riml SENAT OF CARTHAGE Peter Beil Lucia Riccelli Pascale Staudenbauer Natali Radelic Ruth Burmann Vladimir Conde Reche Julie Abeyta Rocki Jian Andrea Lozano Kellie Walsh ELEPHANTS Pistenbully-Fahrer der Bergbahnen Sölden Seppl Falkner Markus Klotz Hannes Klotz Jürgen Zangl Erich Krabacher Andreas Fiegl Fabian Zöchling Rene Schöpf Markus Gritsch Karl-Heinz Jordan Alexander Klotz Johannes Gritsch Bernhard Gstrein Hubert Granbichler Michael Schultes Sascha Nösig Marco Kuprian Jakob Auer Mario Haller Lukas Thaler Dietmar Kreuzer Mathias Fiegl Lukas Tamerl EXCAVATOR Bruno Gstrein CARTHAGE ARMY SKI INSTRUCTOR Skilehrer der Skischule Sölden-Hochsölden Leitung: Gotthard Gstrein Skilehrer der Skischule Yellow Power Leitung: Herbert Gurschler Skilehrer der Skischule Ötztal Leitung: Urban Gstrein MOTOCROSS Leitung: Dieter Happ Manfred Hörburger Thomas "Scotti" Beiler Florian Praxmarer Martin Lindner Benjamin Walch Seppo Suttner Siggi Raich Bernd Hupfauf FXR Racing Team Italy Peter Seurianz SKIDOO Leitung: Wilhelm Schmidt Manuel Schmidt Roland Zanet Norbert Zanet Pierre Colaluce Tobias Hackl ALPINE GUIDES Richard Fender Peter Brüggeler Gotthard Gstrein Alois Gstrein Martin Gstrein Karl Maier Gustl Pfandler Ferdl Plörer Robert Santer Martin Santeller Herbert Schmid |
THE FLYING BULLS PARAGLIDER Leitung: Alfons Hörhager Sebastian Bacher Harald Böss Leo Dornauer Roland Eberl Christian Eder Gitti Eder Willfried Fankhauser Hans-Jörg Geisler Dominik Gstir Georg Gundolf Michael Hanser Patric Hörhager Hannes Kalkus Günter Kerschenbauer Theresia Klingler Andreas Kohler Anja Kreidl Ulrich Loacker Christoph Müller Lucca Oman Burkhard Rimel Frank Salzgeber Stefan Salzgeber Markus Schuler Markus Spitaler Albin Sporer Jürgen Stock Johannes Tshofen Martin Volgger Josef Wechselberger SPEEDKITER Elias Bachmann Martin Beikircher Irene Burger Paul Fischnaller Friedemann Flache Lukas Hitthaler Luka Hofer Peter Holzer Daniel Kofler Franz Kofler Manuel Mair Chris Niederkofler Fabian Oberbichler Martin Oberhofer Leonhard Oberhöller Günther Oberjakober Kevin Pescosta Lukas Rifesser Andreas Schreilechner Martin Weissteiner Michael Weissteiner PROPELLER Isidor Grüner SKYDIVER HSV Red Bull Salzburg Fallschirmsport Paul Steiner Michael Löberbauer Martin Stoiber Tobias Hufler Florian Greger Magdalena Schwertl Markus Langwieder Roland Gasser Gert Weinfurter Horst Purrer Joe Kroissl Robert Schwendinger Ground staff Heidrun Prosch Ulrike Huemer ESCAPING AENEAS AND HIS COMRADES B.A.S.E. Jumper - Red Bull Skydive Team Marco Waltenspiel Georg Lettner HERKULES, GODS AND FIGHTER OF TROY Flying Bulls B-25 Mitchell Pilot – Frederic Handelmann Pilot – Hans Pallaske Alpha Jet Pilot – Philipp Haidbauer F4-Corsair Pilot – Eric Goujon P-38 Lightning Pilot – Raimund Riedmann AB 212 des österreichischen Bundesheeres Pilot – Mjr. Andreas Buchmayr C-Pilot – Hptm. Reinhold Reiter Winde – OStWm. Mario Turner |
MUSIC Peter Valentin NARRATOR Harald Krassnitzer TEXT Joey Wimplinger LIGHT DESIGN Frank Lischka KARTHAGO TV Stefan Aglassinger CHOREOGRAPHY Donna Jewell COSTUMES Janett Sumbera-Percht MAKE UP Doris Scheuringer Manuela Kreiter FLIGHT DIRECTOR Hans Huemer OVERALL COORDINATION Ernst Lorenzi PRODUCING DIRECTOR Klaudia Gründl de Keijzer CONCEPT AND PRODUCTION Hubert Lepka PYROTECHNICAL EFFECTS Pyrovision Christian Czech Eugen Seethaler Tom Unger Manuel Salzmann Stefan Strohmer Markus Brandtner Gerald Thaler Sunantha Hankampang Sarawut Taisub PRODUCING ASSISTENT Valerie Mackinger SET RUNNER VIDEO ASSISTENT Karthago TV Veronika Wieser Gottfried Ehgartner Margret Appesbacher LIVE CAMERAS Christian Gappmaier Martin „Mungo" Hanslmayr Felix Bauer Wolfgang Friedinger Eduardo Gellner COORDINATION RED BULL Alex Zika Juliane Wöss COORDINATION FLYING BULLS Raimund Riedmann Hans Huemer Sylvie Pichler PHOTOS Ernst Lorenzi Wolfgang Kirchner Peter Rigaud Magdalena Lepka Reinhard Tripp Guido Mangold Bernhard Spöttel Jürgen Skarwan Isidor Nösig GRAPHICS Elli Ferstl Robert Rottensteiner Reinhard Tripp Christoph Mindek KARTHAGO TV JOURNAL Ernst Lorenzi WEB REDACTION Marlene Leberer GUEST- AND PRESSSUPPORT Julia Lepka-Fleischer Carmen Fender Ernst Lorenzi Marlene Leberer |
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| STAGE- AND SAFETYTECHNIQUE Sicher UK Udo Kirchmayer Hanno Rampelt Wolfgang Czihak Andreas Klein Ludwig Lepka Jonathan Huber Luis Maierhofer Jakob Kaufmann Jonas Burmann Rudi Hauser LIGHT AND SOUND GRUPPE 20 Ilsanker Lichttechnik Klaus Mayer Sabrina Hava Stefan Ebelsberger Flo Ilsanker Ulli Eckert Bernd Dimbeck Thomas „Fossi" Forster Christian „Labs" Kopfinger Michael „54iger" Öchsner Tom „Patch" Feifel Robin Schöne Heide Tömpe Markus Völk Andreas Liebl TRANSPORTS Bergbahnen Sölden Benjamin Sticker Hermann Köfler Michael Klotz Michael Gstrein Florian Gstrein Rene Gritsch Christoph Kuen Fritz Fischer VENUSTRANSPORTS SKIDOO Marco Wilhelm AVALANCHE Berthold Pult ICE- AND SNOWSCULPTURE Markus Klotz Hubert Granbichler STAGE Wolfgang Waldhart Gernod Freidl Mitarbeiter der Bergbahnen Sölden PAINTING Gerald Herrmann HANNIBAL TOWER Kunstschlosserei Bernd Lang BOATS Christian Panek Harry Vettermann Didi Kopf KARTHAGO TV STUDIO EQUIPMENT Habicherhof, Ötz Roland Haslwanter ZORBKUGEL Sportcamp Fun-Pro Rupert Pichler BALLOONBURNER Franz Steinkogler Heidrun Prosch RAFFSTORE Schlotterer VIDEOWALL PRG Worldwide Entertainment Technology Solutions Robert Kunov Armin Wolfsgruber VIDEO TECHNIQUE AV Professional Robert Ranzinger Helmut Rozmann Elisabeth Neumann Christian Biro XENON LIGHT AO-Lighting Technology GmbH RADIO Riedel Roger Hess HELIKOPTER WUCHER Bruno Füruter |
PRESIDENTS Jakob Falkner Bernhard Riml Mag. Oliver Schwarz FINANCES Hansjörg Posch SECRETARIAT Jakob C. Falkner Christian Schnöller PERMITS Lukas Arnold Michael Gritsch COORDINATION GLACIER TOTAL Eberhard Schultes Wolfgang Waldhart MANAGEMENT GLACIER Markus Arnold PARKING & GLACIER ROAD Gerold Frank PIST CHIEF Manfred Fiegl Dietmar Pichler TRAFFIC Helmut Kuprian RED CROSS Franz Scheiber Alexander Grüner Hermann Klotz MOUNTAIN RESCUE Josef Fiegl MEDICAL ASSISTANCE Dr. Hermann Köhle POLICE Kdt. Martin Harrer Obstlt. Hubert Juen VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE Georg Schöpf Rene Riml DISTRICT COMMISSION IMST Andreas Nagele Emanuel Schatz SÖLDEN COMMUNITY Franz-Josef Fiegl Kilian Klotz COORDINATION SECURITY Michael Maier COORDINATION ÖTZTAL TOURISMUS Isidor Grüner RESTAURANT AND SUPPLY GLACIER Armin Riml Willi Riml ELECTRO INSTALLATIONS Helmut Falkner Gernod Freidl CASH MACHINE & TELEPHONIE Gilbert Pult RADIO Andreas Schöpf INTERNET Roland Grüner Markus Köll PACKAGES Michaela Klotz TICKET SALES Maria Falkner PRESS- AND GUESTSUPPORT Carmen Fender Ernst Lorenzi Sarah Ennemoser |
A warm welcome to the Hannibal press corner!
Don't hesitate to contact us at any time if you have further questions.
Press-Contact:
SARAH ENNEMOSER
ÖTZTAL TOURISMUS
Gemeindestraße 4
6450 Sölden
T +43 (0) 57200 217
F +43 (0) 57200 201
sarah.ennemoser@oetztal.com
Hannibal - A Review
Sölden, 22 April 2017
Hannibal has seen the stars
Actors, top athletes, pilots, dancers and alpine climbers – the entire valley of Oetz turned out for the big event on Friday evening. Hannibal the grand glacier show by Soelden, Red Bull and the artist network Lawine Torrèn, takes place in the stunning environment of the Rettenbach glacier – 3000 meters above sea-level. The unique story around thirst for power, leadership, intrigue and world politics still attracts a great deal of public interest. 8000 spectators gathered on the freshly snowed top of the mountain to get infected by the incomparable energy of the 500 actors and participants of the show (300 on stage, 200 behind the scenes).
Raging with jealousy goddess Venus arrives on the boundless glacier stage. In her sparkling red dress she falls from the giant glacier walls to confront Aenas and Dido. Her passionate flight opens a scenery of around an hour, which is excitedly watched by the audience.
The biggest contemporary live performance in the world
Director Hubert Lepka created back in 2001 the life story of Hannibal in a contemporary choreography - customized for the stunning alpine world of the Rettenbach glacier. Off the mainstream a piece of performance art was able to develop in a way, which is completely unique in the world. Watching the director doing his work, one gets the feeling he is a conductor leading his musical score/orchestral. Once quietly and then again loud and thunderous the play moves on and spreads along the giant glacier stage. Each and every movement of machines and humans is embedded in the contemporary choreography. Seeing it from that perspective the B.A.S.E jumpers, helicopters, the ballet of the snow cats, the dogfights of the airplanes, the avalanche, the cable car, the hundreds of skiers, the theatrical pyrotechnics and the group of twelve dancers are very well-matched. The communication works wirelessly because not all actors can be reached by acoustic and visual signals.
A brilliant performance of Pollux
While directing the Salzburg Festival, director Hubert Lepka discovered the enormous stage talent of Pollux and casted him right away. Pollux integrated very well into the rest of the elephant group and became under good leadership even a solo performance.
“Why are elephants so in vogue, why are they so suitable as totem animals, why does everybody want to fight within the army of pachyderms – in particular in case that Africa is being their continent?”
I think we have to be aware that ways could part every moment, and then we decide: are we choosing the way to Rome or are we going to Carthage? The Roman world is world of territory, of leadership - a world, which is based on materialism and landholding. The Carthaginian culture is the world of the sea, of free exchange and capital”, explains director Hubert Lepka.
“The glacier is transforming perpetually, which leads it to be the perfect theatre stage. In my opinion, playing Hannibal is only possible here. In this icy wilderness you only have to make a few steps off the beaten track to feel like a real pioneer. That is the perfect surrounding for a field commander, who crosses the Alps to face his enemy: Rome”, explains Ernst Lorenzi (initiator)
“In the same way in which Hannibal’s move to cross the Alps with 60.000 men and 37 elephants is plainly unbelievable, the vision of the play Hannibal is fascinating. Since the premiere in 2001 we created a model for contemporary artwork, which is interesting for locals as well as for tourists. That's what we are proud of”, is Jack Falkner, CEO of the Bergbahnen Sölden (cable car company) happy about the ongoing success of the glacier act.
Images © Jürgen Skarawn
Event Location
This event takes place on Rettenbach Glacier (2680 m). The event area can be found right next to Restaurant Rettenbach and is very easily accessible. Transfer to the glacier available either by shuttle bus or private car. There are enough parking areas on Rettenbach Glacier.
A valid Event Ticket is required for the uphill ride on the Glacier Road. Access controls are made when boarding the shuttle buses or at the road toll station (private cars).
Panorama Live Cam Rettenbach 2680 m
Shuttle Buses to/from the glacier
Shuttle buses are running to/from the Glacier on the event day. These are the shuttle bus stops in Sölden:
- Giggijochbahn
- Hotel Stefan
- Postplatz
- Sparkasse
- Gaislachkogl Gondola
- Pitze
- Innerwald
Shuttle bus schedule:
- Shuttle bus to the Glacier: 5.00 pm - 7.30 pm
- Shuttle bus from the glacier back to Sölden: 9.30 pm - midnight
Feeder buses from the rest of Tirol
The following feeder buses take you to the event and back home:
- Innsbruck
- Landeck
- Telfs
- Imst
General Terms & Conditions
- The event takes place in a high Alpine area (2680 m altitude). All visitors to the open-air event are RESPONSIBLE for their OWN appropriate winter clothing, for example WARM CLOTHES and WINTER / SNOW BOOTS etc. Temperatures can be VERY LOW!
- It is strictly forbidden to leave the marked event area (Alpine hazards).
- All visitors accept the officially published terms and conditions of this event.
- It is strictly forbidden to film, record or distribute the artistic event.
- Parents are fully responsible for their children: the Tirolean Youth Protection Law applies (TJSG).
- The event is not accessible for wheelchair users.
- Alcoholic beverages are sold only to persons over 16 years according to Tirolean Laws.
- Persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs are not admitted to the event area.
- Skiing is allowed during the official operating times until 4.30 pm, by then everyone must leave the event area (and the restaurants).
- From 5.30 pm onwards, only holders of a valid event ticket (please note: your ski pass is NOT an event ticket!) are allowed to enter the event area on Rettenbach Glacier (incl. restaurants).
- It is forbidden to transport all kinds of beverages (especially alcoholic drinks!), other intoxicants, fireworks, pets and bulky items. All these items will be confiscated by the security staff. Persons acting contrary to this order are not admitted and must leave the event area immediately. Furthermore it is NOT possible to store the confiscated items and to return them after the event.
- Always follow instructions given to you by the lift company and security staff!
THINGS THAT ARE STRICTLY FORBIDDEN IN THE EVENT AREA - NO STORAGE AREA FOR CONFISCATED EQUIPMENT
Categories & Prices Hannibal 2019
| Price | ||
| Standing place adults |
€ 47,00 | |
| Standing place children/youths born 2003-2012 |
€ 25,00 | |
| Special guest (standing place incl. drinks & snacks) |
€ 80,00 |
All standing place categories include the shuttle bus transfer from Sölden to the Glacier & back again!
| Price | ||
| SÖLDEN Lounge (Stand seat, meals & drinks from the self-service buffet). Complete offer available from 5.00 pm. |
€ 120,00 | |
| BULLS VIP Lounge (Stand seat, guaranteed seat in the exclusive VIP tent, first-class buffet meals, drinks are brought to the table). Complete offer available from 5.00 pm. |
€ 185,00 | |
| RED BULL ORGANICS VIP Lounge (Exclusive ambiance at the Gletschertisch Restaurant with direct view of the performance from the terrace, guaranteed seat in the restaurant, first-class meals, drinks are brought to the table). Complete offer available from 5.00 pm. |
€ 250,00 |
All VIP categories include the shuttle bus transfer from Sölden to the Glacier & back again!
All advance tickets of the VIP categories are available only online.
(In case there are remaining VIP tickets they are available at the cash desk of Gaislachkogl mountain gondola from Thursday, 11 April 2019).
Event Location
This event takes place on Rettenbach Glacier (2680 m). The event area can be found right next to Restaurant Rettenbach and is very easily accessible. Transfer to the glacier available either by shuttle bus or private car. There are enough parking areas on Rettenbach Glacier.
A valid Event Ticket is required for the uphill ride on the Glacier Road. Access controls are made when boarding the shuttle buses or at the road toll station (private cars).
Panorama Live Cam Rettenbach 2680 m
Shuttle Buses to/from the glacier
Shuttle buses are running to/from the Glacier on the event day. These are the shuttle bus stops in Sölden:
- Giggijochbahn
- Hotel Stefan
- Postplatz
- Sparkasse
- Gaislachkogl Gondola
- Pitze
- Innerwald
Shuttle bus schedule:
- Shuttle bus to the Glacier: 5.00 pm - 7.30 pm
- Shuttle bus from the glacier back to Sölden: 9.30 pm - midnight
Feeder buses from the rest of Tirol
The following feeder buses take you to the event and back home:
- Innsbruck
- Landeck
- Telfs
- Imst
General Terms & Conditions
- The event takes place in a high Alpine area (2680 m altitude). All visitors to the open-air event are RESPONSIBLE for their OWN appropriate winter clothing, for example WARM CLOTHES and WINTER / SNOW BOOTS etc. Temperatures can be VERY LOW!
- It is strictly forbidden to leave the marked event area (Alpine hazards).
- All visitors accept the officially published terms and conditions of this event.
- It is strictly forbidden to film, record or distribute the artistic event.
- Parents are fully responsible for their children: the Tirolean Youth Protection Law applies (TJSG).
- The event is not accessible for wheelchair users.
- Alcoholic beverages are sold only to persons over 16 years according to Tirolean Laws.
- Persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs are not admitted to the event area.
- Skiing is allowed during the official operating times until 4.30 pm, by then everyone must leave the event area (and the restaurants).
- From 5.30 pm onwards, only holders of a valid event ticket (please note: your ski pass is NOT an event ticket!) are allowed to enter the event area on Rettenbach Glacier (incl. restaurants).
- It is forbidden to transport all kinds of beverages (especially alcoholic drinks!), other intoxicants, fireworks, pets and bulky items. All these items will be confiscated by the security staff. Persons acting contrary to this order are not admitted and must leave the event area immediately. Furthermore it is NOT possible to store the confiscated items and to return them after the event.
- Always follow instructions given to you by the lift company and security staff!
THINGS THAT ARE STRICTLY FORBIDDEN IN THE EVENT AREA - NO STORAGE AREA FOR CONFISCATED EQUIPMENT
Advance tickets of the standing place categories (Standing place adults and children/youths) are available at the following selling points:
ONLINE TICKET SHOP (until 11 Apr, 5.00 pm)
Tickets on site:
- Cash desk of Gaislachkogl mountain gondola (until 12 Apr, 7.30 pm)
- Cash desk of Giggijoch mountain gondola (until 12 Apr, 7.30 pm)
- Ötztal Tourismus (until 12 Apr, 7.00 pm)
- Glacier Road toll station (until 12 Apr, 7.30 pm)
- All Tirolean Raiffeisen banks (until 10 Apr)
