The Organising Committee of the AUDI FIS Ski World Cup Andorra 2026 has launched ticket sales today at noon for the event taking place on 28 February and 1 March in Grandvalira. Tickets, which can now be purchased at https://events.grandvalira.com/en/worldcupandorra/tickets, allow spectators to reserve a seat in the grandstands during the race days. This secured spot offers a comfortable vantage point to enjoy the spectacle delivered by the world’s best female skiers, as well as a memorable atmosphere thanks to the entertainment activities taking place in the grandstand area. The price to attend the women’s speed events held on the Àliga slope in the El Tarter sector is €10 per day. Children up to 12 years old have free access. No ticket reservation is required for children aged 0 to 3. However, children aged 3 to 12 must reserve a ticket, as they will occupy a seat.

A sports spectacle accessible to everyone

With the aim of ensuring inclusive access, the organisation is offering a limited number of daily spots for people with functional diversity. Through the ticketing platform, seats specifically designated for wheelchair users can be reserved. For other accessibility needs, interested spectators may contact the organisation by email at acces4all@setap365.com. Once the request is received, information will be provided regarding seat location, access points, seating assignments and any specific requirements. These tickets are free of charge and can only be obtained via prior email request.

Funds raised for charitable purposes

As in previous World Cup editions, the organisation reaffirms its social commitment by donating 25% of the proceeds from each ticket sold. This year, the funds will support the Andorran Association of Transplanted and Donors (ATIDA), a non-profit organisation that provides support to transplant recipients and promotes organ donation. The funds raised will be allocated to awareness initiatives aimed at highlighting the importance of organ donation in Andorra.