The corona lockdown in Bavaria also had an impact on the ski season.
This never really started - some areas have now ended the season.
Oberstdorf - The large ski areas in the Allgäu ended the season that had not even started on Friday due to the lack of prospect of opening.
The effort to prepare the ski areas for operation would be immense - and the prospect is vague.
A spokeswoman said on Friday.
In addition, it is also about the reimbursement of season tickets that have already been sold.
These could now be extended or refunded for the next season.
Corona: Allgäu lift operators end the winter season that had never started - but one hope remains
Among other things, it is about the ski areas on the Nebelhorn near Oberstdorf as well as the areas in the Tannheimer Tal and Kleinwalsertal in Austria, which can be reached from Germany.
The lift operators are now placing their hopes in the summer: "As soon as the legal situation allows, the mountain railways, equipped with the hygiene concepts that have been tried and tested last summer, want to start the summer season."
The Bavarian Zugspitzbahn in Garmisch-Partenkirchen has also had consequences Lockdown * pulled: You canceled the winter season for the Garmisch-Classic ski area a month ago.
The uncertainty is too great.
The organizational and financial effort to get the ski area ready to go is very high.
Corona in Bavaria: Ski season at the ski resort on Zugspitze has not yet been written off
The ski season at Germany's highest ski area on the Zugspitze has not yet been written off.
Slope conditions, weather and snow conditions are good.
If political decisions and weather conditions permit, skiing there could be extended into May.
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