Arrivo & mobilità
in sintesi
Che tu viaggi in auto, in treno o in aereo – Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis è facilmente raggiungibile e sul posto perfettamente collegata. Grazie a soluzioni di mobilità moderne ti muovi in modo rilassato, sostenibile e confortevole in tutta la regione. Qui trovi tutte le informazioni sul tuo arrivo e sugli spostamenti in loco.
Domande frequenti e risposte (en)
Serfaus:
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Large car park directly at the bottom station of the Komperdellbahn cable car
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From there you can easily reach the Serfaus underground – the village itself is car-free
Fiss:
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Car parks at the bottom stations of the Schönjochbahn and Möseralmbahn cable cars
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Perfect for direct access to the ski area
Ladis:
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Car park at the bottom station of the Sonnenbahn cable car
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From there you can take the gondola straight into the ski area or continue on to Fiss/Serfaus
🅿️ Important information:
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There are no general car parks directly in the village centre, especially in Serfaus – guest cars are not allowed here.
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Short-term parking (up to 2 hours) is free of charge.
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For long-term parking (e.g. skiers or holiday guests) a daily rate of €6 applies.
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Payment can be made conveniently via smartphone app.
For guests staying overnight in the region, it is recommended to ask your accommodation provider if private parking spaces or garages are available.
Muzzles are available locally in sports shops such as Intersport Pregenzer or Sport Schmid, as well as in the information offices in Fiss, Ladis and Serfaus.
Yes, there is a ski bus from the Tiroler Oberland, which guests of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis can of course also use.
However, please note that this ski bus does not go through Ladis and does not stop at all bus stops. In addition, the ski buses unfortunately do not run every hour.
You can find the timetable here.
Alternatively, you can also use line 220. This is a public bus line (subject to a fee) that runs between Landeck – Prutz – Ried – Ladis – Fiss – Serfaus.
You can find the timetable for line 220 here.
Whether snow chains are required depends on the current weather and road conditions. As a rule, the roads are well cleared, so snow chains are not necessary. However, in cases of heavy snowfall or winter conditions, the use of snow chains may be made mandatory at short notice. In Austria, the general rule is: snow chains must be carried if the corresponding traffic signs require it.
