MVV Ski Pass: Your Eco-Friendly Ticket to Munich’s Home Mountains
Date Published: January 16, 2026
Last Updated: January 17, 2026
Applies to: All winter sports enthusiasts in and around Munich
The MVV Ski Pass, an innovative offering from the Munich Transport and Tariff Association (MVV), makes it easier and more sustainable than ever to enjoy the slopes of Munich’s local mountains. This combined ticket includes round-trip travel by train and bus, plus a day ski pass, eliminating the need for parking and reducing your carbon footprint.
WHAT IS THE MVV SKI PASS?
The MVV Ski Pass is a special ticket that combines public transport (train and bus) with a day ski pass for selected ski resorts. It allows winter sports enthusiasts to travel from Munich to the slopes without the hassle of traffic jams or parking.
WHICH SKI AREAS ARE INCLUDED?
Until the end of March 2026, the MVV Ski Pass is valid for:
- Brauneck
- Spitzingsee
- Sudelfeld
New for 2026: Since January 1, 2026, the MVV Ski Pass has also been extended to:
- Garmisch-Classic
- Garmisch-Zugspitze
HOW DOES IT WORK?
The MVV Ski Pass includes an MVV travel authorization for zones M-12 for the round trip to and from the respective ski area on the same day. It is valid on all MVV transport means. Upon presenting your MVV Ski Pass ticket at the ski resort, you will receive your day ski pass.
TRAVEL TIMES & BENEFITS
Travel from Munich Central Station to the ski areas is efficient:
- Garmisch-Hausbergbahn or Talstation Hausberg in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: Approx. 1.5 hours (via regional train and free ski bus transfer to the slopes).
- Brauneckbahn in Lenggries: Approx. 1.5 hours.
By using the MVV Ski Pass, you not only avoid motorway traffic and the search for parking but also significantly reduce carbon dioxide emissions compared to driving an average car.
WHERE TO BUY THE MVV SKI PASS?
All MVV Ski Pass offers for Brauneck, Garmisch Classic, Garmisch Zugspitze, Spitzingsee, and Sudelfeld are available at:
- Ticket machines and S-Bahn customer centers/travel centers of Deutsche Bahn.
- On regional trains from DB Regio directly from the train conductor (with a two-euro surcharge).
Additionally, MVV Ski Passes for Brauneck, Spitzingsee, and Sudelfeld are available at the customer centers and ticket machines of Bayerische Regionalbahn.
SKI BUS TRANSFERS
Free ski bus services for transfers from the destination train stations to the ski areas are now also available in the MVV timetable information online and in the MVV app, in addition to the regular MVV RegionalBus lines.
PLAN YOUR TRIP
For more information on the MVV Ski Pass and how to travel by public transport, please visit the official MVV website.
FAQs
Q: Is the MVV Ski Pass valid for all MVV zones?
A: Yes, it includes MVV travel authorization for zones M-12 for the round trip on the same day.
Q: Can I buy the MVV Ski Pass on the train?
A: Yes, you can purchase it directly from the train conductor on DB Regio regional trains, but a two-euro surcharge applies.
Q: How long is the MVV Ski Pass valid for this season?
A: The MVV Ski Pass is valid until the end of March 2026.
Q: Do I need to pay for the ski bus transfer?
A: No, the ski bus transfers from the destination train stations to the ski areas are free.
Q: What if I lose my MVV Ski Pass?
A: The MVV Ski Pass is a single-day ticket. It’s recommended to keep it safe, as replacements might not be possible.
CONTACT & MORE INFORMATION
For further details, please visit the official MVV website:
Source: Landeshauptstadt München, MVV GmbH
