Lauberhornrennen 2027
Men's World Cup in Wengen: super-G, downhill and slalom. 15–17 January 2027.
Updated 22 October 2026
At a glance
- Dates
- Fri, 15 – Sun, 17 January 2027
- Place
- Wengen, Lauterbrunnen
- Tickets
- online only, on sale from 2 November 2026
Programme
- Downhill training runs
- Super-G
- Downhill
- Slalom
Source: lauberhorn.ch, FIS, as of 22 October 2026
Book your journey
Straight there by public transport, with the tickets right here.
Every race ticket includes the train from Interlaken Ost (lauberhorn.ch), so you only need a ticket to Interlaken Ost and back; the organisers publish the Jungfrau Railways' race-day timetable later.
Saver Day Pass
One day of unlimited travel across the GA area, valid until 5 am the next day. Staying overnight? Then you need one each for the journey there and back.
Up to 6 months ahead and limited: already on sale for 15 January 2027, the cheapest go first.
Book the Saver Day PassSaver ticket
Valid on one particular train and limited. The earlier you book, the cheaper it is.
Ordinary ticket
Fully flexible, valid all day on any train.
Trains on Fri, 15 January
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Saver Day Pass as on our «SBB day passes» page, as of 22 October 2026. The trains and their prices come live from our timetable.
Tips from people who have been
From forums and reports, checked by us and put in our own words. Every tip names its sources.
Set off very early, ideally on one of the first trains: By 8.00 the trains from Interlaken are already full, and in Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald you can easily wait an hour or for several trains.
Tens of thousands want to get up the mountain at the same time on just a few trains.
For the downhill and super-G, the Girmschbiel opposite the Hundschopf is the slope with the best atmosphere: a big screen, a sea of flags, a stadium feel and a view of the Hundschopf, Minschkante and Canadian Corner. Travel via Grindelwald and the Eiger Express and walk the last stretch from Kleine Scheidegg to Wengernalp.
Visitors found the slope closer to the course than they had feared, and the organisers recommend walking because seats on the train are limited.
With skis and a ski pass you can move around more freely: From the start you can follow the upper part of the course on skis, and on Sunday the run down to the valley takes you right past the slalom start to Wengen.
Skiers get to places that people on foot can’t reach.
Watch out on the steep spectator slope: Badly placed snowboards slide down the slope, and many fans are already drunk in the morning.
On the crowded, steep snow slope, a loose board or someone slipping can hit others.
Dress for hours in the snow, above all with warm, waterproof winter boots, and bring a waterproof mat to sit on. Regulars even dig benches or entire sofas into the snow and cover them with tarps.
At the Girmschbiel you spend hours on the snowy slope at almost 1900 m, and there are no seats.
Do as many fans do and make your own fondue or raclette on the slope.
Bringing your own fondue is a tradition at the Girmschbiel.
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Good to know, from official information and the press
- A sledge is worth having at the Girmschbiel: On the slope it serves as a fondue table, and after the race some people ride it down to Wengen instead of walking for around two hours. Set off before 17.00; after that, slopes and sledging runs are closed for the next race day. Source
- Buy your tickets online early, as there’s no box office on the day; the Saturday downhill regularly sells out. The train journey from Interlaken Ost is included in the ticket. Source
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