Skiing, yes - but under what conditions?
That is still unclear.
When selling season passes for the Alpen-Plus ski areas, there are therefore special instructions for those who have not been vaccinated.
Schliersee / Bayrischzell / Rottach-Egern
- under which conditions will skiing be possible this winter?
There are still no clear guidelines from the state government.
The 14th Bavarian Infection Protection Measures Ordinance is currently in force until November 24th - and it only says: In principle, the 3G rule applies in cable cars.
Buyers of season passes must sign a supplementary agreement
The Alpen-Plus partners, in whose network the areas Spitzingsee-Tegernsee, Sudelfeld (Bayrischzell), Wallberg (Rottach-Egern) and Brauneck (Lenggries) are united, therefore still assume that 3G will only be available in the closed gondola lifts , but not in tow lifts and chair lifts. The season passes are currently also being sold under this condition. "However, we expressly point out to unvaccinated people that 3G can come in the entire ski area," explains spokeswoman Antonia Asenstorfer. All buyers of season tickets must also sign an additional agreement in which it is noted that the 2G or even 1G rule could apply and in this case there is no entitlement to a refund. Buyers who are not vaccinated against Corona bear the risk themselves.
Alpen-Plus spokeswoman: "Prepare us normally for the season"
Basically, the operators of the large ski areas in the districts of Miesbach and Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen assume that the lifts will run this year.
"We are preparing for the season as normal," explains Asenstorfer.
The press spokeswoman assures that there will be no cost-saving measures - for example when making snow on the slopes.
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