Courses du Lauberhorn 2027

This edition

The International Lauberhorn Races in Wengen are Switzerland's largest annual winter sports event since 1930. This event takes place from January 15-17, 2027 and features world-class skiing with a Super-G, the legendary Lauberhorn descent, and slalom in picturesque Wengen in the Bernese Oberland. Experience the world's best ski athletes in thrilling racing and alpine tradition.

The festival

The International Lauberhorn Races in Wengen, in the Bernese Oberland, are a three-day alpine ski event held annually since 1930. The competition brings together the world's top ski athletes, who compete in a Super-G on Friday, the famous Lauberhorn downhill on Saturday, and a slalom on Sunday. The event is known for its alpine tradition and the enthusiastic crowds that gather to watch the races up close.

The races take place in the picturesque village of Wengen, surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. Spectators can choose from a variety of ticket categories, each offering a different experience. The Canadian Corner is an exclusive VIP platform located directly on the course at over 1800 meters above sea level, providing views of key sections like Hundschopf, Minschkante, and Alpweg, along with a culinary experience. The SWISS Lounge is situated four floors above the finish area on a rooftop terrace, offering views of the final slope and the legendary descent. The Gold-Card provides access to reserved areas at either Girmschbiel or the Innerwengen finish arena. A grandstand ticket at Innerwengen offers standing room only, with views of the finish and a large screen. The Lauberhorn Ticket allows free choice of location in the star area, Girmschbiel, or the finish arena. Finally, the Home of Legends Lounge, valid from 4 PM, offers access to the World Cup village for the number draw and award ceremony, though it does not include access to the race course itself.

Getting there, on site

Tickets for the 97th International Lauberhorn Races go on sale on November 2, 2026, and can only be purchased online. A booking profile is required to buy tickets, and early booking is recommended to secure the best spots. Several ticket categories include a VIP parking space at Jungfraupark, with a free shuttle service to Grindelwald Terminal or Lauterbrunnen, as well as preferred access to the Wengernalpbahn railway for travel to and from the event. The grandstand at Innerwengen is not covered and consists solely of standing places. The Home of Legends Lounge ticket does not include railway service in its price.