The COVID-19 Code of Conduct of the lift companies in the ALPIN CARD ticket alliance Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See and Kitzsteinhorn Kaprun.
This information will be updated on an ongoing basis!
(Status: 24. January 2021)
Big changes have developed over the last months – COVID-19 has influenced our way of life worldwide. The safety and personal health of every person are, more than ever at the forefront of our minds, including that of our lift companies. We are establishing, based on the regulations of the Austrian Federal Government, a series of measures to protect all guests and employees.
In compliance with the current valid regulations and additional safety measures, we firmly believe that you can relax and enjoy your winter days in our network, with 121 lifts, and 408 kilometres of piste with incorporated safety distance measures. In addition, there are 23 lifts operating from the valley stations ensuring a smooth ascent into the ski region of Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See and Kitzsteinhorn in Kaprun.
For everyone’s safety
Please respect our COVID-19 Code of Conduct, which is continuously updated to reflect the current situation and any changes in legal or regulatory requirements.
What we can do for you:
MNPLift Companies - General information and organisation
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Signposts and information points in the ski area: These outline our Code of Conduct for the lifts and throughout the ski area.
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Facemasks: Facemasks covering the mouth and nose must be worn in designated areas (please refer to the section on facemasks). IMPORTANT: In some cases, FFP2 masks are required!
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Organised queuing areas: We will organise the queuing areas independently of the current legal requirements in such a way that clusters of people are avoided as much as possible.
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Hand hygiene: We have installed sufficient hand disinfection facilities in the indoor areas of the lift stations.
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Number of people: As legally required, the maximum number of passengers allowed on enclosed or coverable forms of transportation (gondolas, lift cabins, chairlifts with all-weather bubbles) is restricted to 50% of capacity. Only for family members and people from the same household may the 50% mark be exceeded.
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Disinfection measures: We will disinfect lifts regularly.
Disinfection measures are also carried out regularly in elevator lifts, escalators, sanitary facilities, ski depots and first aid rooms.
Mountain restaurants operated by Gletscherbahnen Kaprun AG
Currently and until further notice, all dining establishments are closed!
Lift Company employees
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COVID-19 testing: Employees are tested for COVID-19 before they start work for the first time. For those who are in contact with customers, follow-up tests are carried out on specific occasions, with the possibility of ongoing testing.
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MNP and temperature measurement: Employees in contact with guests are instructed to wear an MNP. Before the start of their work, all employees are given a daily body temperature measurement.
What you can do to protect yourselves and others:
Wear a mouth-nose-protector (MNP)
Always carry a facemask with you and use it as required.
- Masks & Buffs
Masks and/or buffs must be worn in designated areas by all people ages 6 and older (see below for details).
- FFP2 Masks
FFP2 masks must be worn on enclosed or coverable forms of transportation (gondolas, lift cabins, chairlifts with all-weather bubbles – with the exception of tow lifts) as well as associated entrance areas (see below for details) by all people ages 14 and older.
In these areas the wearing of a MNP (tubular scarf, mask, ...) is obligatory:
- at the ski pass selling desk of the lift stations
- in the access area at all lift stations (please pay attention to the markings)
- in the lift stations, entrance/exit area and throughout the journey in the lift
- when using the WC facilities
Pay cashless
When possible, make non-cash payments or use the online ski ticket shop.
Please follow our COVID-19 Code of Conduct and enjoy your winter holiday in the SKI ALPIN CARD ski region.
We will continually evaluate the situation and adapt our Code of Conduct to fall in line with any changes regarding legal or regulatory requirements.
This information will be updated on an ongoing basis!
(Status: 24. January 2021)