Children under 6 (up to 5,99 years) travel free of charge when accompanied by a paying adult.

There are also discounts available with the Wilde Wunder Card and the Niederösterreich-CARD.

For particularly adventurous families, discounted combined tickets are also available for Excursion destinations in the region.

We do not offer family packages. However, children up to the age of 5.99 travel free of charge when accompanied by a paying adult. 

Furthermore, we wish to accommodate large families, so only the two oldest children aged between 6 and 15.99 years are required to pay for a ticket. All other siblings (proof required) in this age group receive a free ticket.

Since summer 2024, we have held the title of “Best Austrian Summer Mountain Railway”. This means we can offer “Klimaticket” holders a 10% discount on the ticket price directly at the Ticketpoint; online purchases for this discount are not available. The discount cannot be applied to tickets that are already reduced.

For online purchases in our shop, we can guarantee a 15% discount. 

Holders of the Lower Austrian Familienland*Pass can save a further 10% on children’s tickets on their first online order. On their second order, they can even save 33% on all tickets.

Yes, of course, people with disabilities can also use the facility, provided that the necessary safety regulations can be adhered to. Here are the rules for using the zipline once again.

For those with a disability rating of 50% or higher, we offer a 50% discount on various lift tickets (not including the zipline ride!). This discount can also be applied to online tickets. However, we do need a photo of your ID sent in advance to office@annabergerlifte.at so that we can send you a personal discount code for ONE-TIME use. 

Yes, it is possible to take a pushchair on board. The lift attendants will take care of the pushchair and transport it on the next chairlift behind the family, whilst the parents and their children enjoy a comfortable ride up the mountain.

Yes. To get to the chair lift, you can easily walk down the small road between car park P2 and the JUFA car park, rather than taking the footpath. This route is easily accessible with a pushchair.

Yes, Niki’s alpine adventure is perfectly manageable with an all-terrain pushchair (pneumatic tyres).