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SUMMARY:Audi FIS Ski World Cup Finals
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Stifel Sun Valley Finals\, March 18–25\, 2027
 \\nThe world’s top alpine ski competitors will gather for the Stifel Sun 
 Valley Finals.\\nCrowds of spectators will descend to cheer on the world's 
 top men and women athletes as they compete in the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Fi
 nals right here in Sun Valley.\\nEvent Schedule\\nMarch 18 - Downhill Train
 ing\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTime\\n\\nEvent\\n\\nLocation\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nM
 en's Downhill Training\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA
 \\n\\nWomen's Downhill Training\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewing Area\\n\\n
 \\n\\nMarch 19 - Downhill Training\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTime\\n\\nEvent\\n\\nLocat
 ion\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nWomen's Downhill Training\\n\\nLower Greyhawk
  Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nMen's Downhill Training\\n\\nLower G
 reyhawk Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\n2:00pm – 4:00pm\\n\\nLive Music\\n\\
 nWarm Springs Base Area\\n\\n\\n\\n3:00pm – 5:00pm\\n\\nBogner & Brass Ra
 nch Pre-Bib Draw Party\\n\\nBrass Ranch Village\\n\\n\\n\\n6:30pm – 7:30p
 m*\\n\\nOpening Ceremony & Downhill Bib Draw\\n\\nSun Valley Resort Outdoor
  Ice Rink\\n\\n\\n\\n7:30pm – 8:30pm*\\n\\nLive Music & Fireworks\\n\\nSu
 n Valley Resort Outdoor Ice Rink\\n\\n\\n\\n*Event schedule subject to chan
 ge\\nMarch 20 - Downhill\\nDownhill ski racing is a speed event in alpine s
 kiing that involves racing down a predetermined slope with minimal turns an
 d maximum speeds to reach the finish line. It's considered the simplest and
  most impressive speed discipline in alpine skiing\, and has been part of t
 he Olympic program since 1948.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTime\\n\\nEvent\\n\\nLocation\
 \n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n9:00am – 5:00pm\\n\\nVendor Village Open\\nWarm Springs 
 Base Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nMen's Downhill\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewi
 ng Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nWomen's Downhill\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewi
 ng Area\\n\\n\\nFollowing the Women's Downhill Race\\n\\nAwards Ceremony\\n
 \\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\n2:00pm – 5:00pm*\\n\\nAprÃ
 ¨s Music\\n\\nWarm Springs Base Area\\n\\n\\n\\n*Event schedule subject to 
 change.\\nMarch 21 - Super G\\nSuper-G\, or super giant slalom\, is an alpi
 ne skiing discipline that combines elements of slalom and downhill skiing. 
 It's considered a speed event\, alongside downhill\, with racers reaching e
 xhilarating speeds but on a course that demands more technical maneuvering 
 than a straight downhill run.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTime\\n\\nEvent\\n\\nLocation\\
 n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n9:00am – 5:00pm\\n\\nVendor Village Open\\n\\nWarm Spring
 s Base Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nWomen's Super G\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Vi
 ewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nMen's Super G\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewi
 ng Area\\n\\n\\n\\n2:00pm – 5:00pm*\\n\\nAprès Music\\n\\nWarm Springs B
 ase Area\\n\\n\\n\\n*Event schedule subject to change.\\nMarch 22 - Skijori
 ng Invitational\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTime\\n\\nEvent\\nLocation\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n9
 :00am – 5:00pm\\n\\nVendor Village Open\\n\\nWarm Springs Base Area\\n\\n
 \\n\\n12:00pm – 3:00pm*\\n\\nSun Valley's Wild West Skijoring Invitationa
 l & Awards\\n\\nSun Valley Champions Meadow\\n\\n\\n\\n*Event schedule subj
 ect to change.\\nMarch 23 - Women's Giant Slalom\\nGiant slalom (GS) skiing
  is a technical event in alpine racing\, alongside slalom. Compared to high
 -speed Super-G and downhill\, GS courses require more turns and maneuvers a
 t moderate speeds. Racers navigate a longer course with wider gate spacing 
 than slalom\, demanding precise technique and good speed control. Competiti
 ons usually involve two timed runs\, with the fastest combined time winning
 . GS showcases skiers' technical abilities and agility on a course that ble
 nds speed and precision.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTime\\n\\nEvent\\n\\nLocation\\n\\n\
 \n\\n\\n\\n9:00am – 5:00pm\\n\\nVendor Village Open\\n\\nWarm Springs Bas
 e Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nWomen's Giant Slalom Run #1\\n\\nLower Greyhawk 
 Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nWomen's Giant Slalom Run #2\\n\\nLowe
 r Greyhawk Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nImmediately Following Races\\n\\nAw
 ards Ceremony\\n\\nFinish Area\\n\\n\\n\\n2:00pm – 5:00pm*\\n\\nAprès Mu
 sic\\n\\nWarm Springs Base Area\\n\\n\\n\\n*Event schedule subject to chang
 e.\\nMarch 24 - Men's Giant Slamon\\nGiant slalom (GS) skiing is a technica
 l event in alpine racing\, alongside slalom. Compared to high-speed Super-G
  and downhill\, GS courses require more turns and maneuvers at moderate spe
 eds. Racers navigate a longer course with wider gate spacing than slalom\, 
 demanding precise technique and good speed control. Competitions usually in
 volve two timed runs\, with the fastest combined time winning. GS showcases
  skiers' technical abilities and agility on a course that blends speed and 
 precision.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nTime\\n\\nEvent\\n\\nLocation\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n9:0
 0am – 5:00pm\\n\\nVendor Village Open\\n\\nWarm Springs Base Area\\n\\n\\
 n\\nTBA\\n\\nMen's Giant Slalom Run #1\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewing Are
 a\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nMen's Giant Slalom Run #2\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Vi
 ewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nImmediately Following Races\\n\\nAwards Ceremony\\n\\
 nFinish Area\\n\\n\\n\\n2:00pm – 5:00pm\\n\\nAprès Music\\n\\nWarm Sprin
 gs Base Area\\n\\n\\n\\n6:30pm – 7:30pm*\\n\\nAprès Party & Slalom Bib D
 raw\\n\\nSun Valley Resort Outdoor Ice Rink\\n\\n\\n\\n7:30pm – 8:30pm*\\
 n\\nLive Music & Fireworks\\n\\nSun Valley Resort Outdoor Ice Rink\\n\\n\\n
 \\n*Event schedule subject to change.\\nMarch 25 - Slalom\\nSlalom skiing i
 s the most technical alpine discipline. Racers zip down a steep course\, we
 aving between closely spaced gates at impressive speeds. The slalom course 
 is the shortest\, but packed with poles (55-75 for men\, 40-60 for women) d
 emanding quick turns and agility. Success hinges on a perfect mix of power\
 , balance\, and precise edging control through rapid-fire turns. It's a cro
 wd favorite for its fast pace and technical mastery on display.\\n\\n\\n\\n
 \\nTime\\n\\nEvent\\n\\nLocation\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n9:00am – 5:00pm\\n\\nVe
 ndor Village Open\\n\\nWarm Springs Base Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nWomen's S
 lalom Run #1\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nMen'
 s Slalom Run #1\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\n\\nW
 omen's Slalom Run #2\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nTBA\\
 n\\nMen's Slalom Run #2\\n\\nLower Greyhawk Base Viewing Area\\n\\n\\n\\nIm
 mediately Following Final Race Run\\n\\nFinal Globe Presentation\\n\\nFinis
 h Area\\n\\n\\n\\n2:00pm – 5:00pm*\\n\\nAprès Music | Closing Concert\\n
 \\nWarm Springs Base Area\\n\\n\\n\\n*Event schedule subject to change.\\nS
 pectator Access & Ticketing \\n\\nWhere are the locations for free spectat
 or viewing (e.g.\, finish line\, course side)?\\nFree spectator viewing wil
 l be available at the race course finish line and along the course venue.\\
 n\\n\\nIs a ticket required to watch the event from these areas?\\nNo ticke
 t is required to watch the event from these free viewing areas. However\, t
 he on-hill spectator areas will require a lift ticket as they are all skier
  accessed. Purchase lift tickets here.\\n\\n\\nGrandstand Ticket informati
 on\\nTicketed Grandstands at the base of Greyhawk will offer prime viewing 
 at the finish of all four race disciplines. Enjoy the excitement firsthand 
 and watch the live race action on the jumbo screen. Grandstand seating will
  be general admission for all rows.\\n\\nView All Tickets\\nInitial quantit
 ies of Grandstand Tickets have sold out. Sun Valley will be releasing addit
 ional tickets later on.\\n*Please note\, there will be plenty of free\, sta
 nding-room only spectating at the finish area and along the race course (ac
 cessible by ski or snowboard). \\nFinish Area Map Coming Soon\\n\\nSki Rou
 tes to Spectator Viewing Coming Soon\\nAre Grandstand tickets refundable?\\
 nGrandstand tickets are non-refundable.\\n\\n\\nWarm Springs Access & Parki
 ng\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nWill there be any public parking available at Warm Springs
  during the event?\\nNo\, there will be no public parking available at Warm
  Springs during the event. un Valley Resort and Mountain Rides will be runn
 ing free and frequent shuttles\, which will drop off in the heart of Warm S
 prings right near the lifts and Warm Springs Vendor Village.\\n\\nAdditiona
 l information coming soon\\n\\n\\n\\nWhat transportation options will be av
 ailable for the public to reach Warm Springs?\\nAll members of the public w
 ill need to utilize shuttle or bus transportation (Mountain Rides) to reach
  the Warm Springs base. Visit the Parking & Transportation page for free sp
 ectator parking locations & transportation schedules with service to Warm S
 prings.\\n\\nADA Access\\n\\n 	Higher Ground will be onsite at the Warm Spr
 ings base area to assist with all ADA needs.\\n 	Please note: There is no H
 andicap parking in the Warm Springs lots. Please park at one of the various
  parking lots around town and utilize Mountain Rides\, which is ADA accessi
 ble. Mountain Rides will drop you off at the correct bus stop where Sun Val
 ley staff will then assist with transfer to the VIP tent or Grandstands.\\n
 \\n\\n\\n\\nShuttle Service\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nHow will the shuttle system to Wa
 rm Springs operate during the event?\\nAll existing Mountain Rides bus stop
 s will be operational to provide service to Warm Springs.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nVen
 ue Rules\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nWhat items are not allowed in the World Cup Venue?\\
 n\\n\\n 	Weapons\\n 	Outside alcohol\\n 	Illegal substance and/or paraphern
 alia\\n 	Glass of any kind\\n 	Coolers\\n 	Flasks\\n 	Chairs\\n 	Laser Poin
 ters\\n 	Drones\\n 	Only service animals will be permitted in the grandstan
 ds and bleachers\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nWhat is the bag policy?\\nAll persons and ba
 gs will be searched prior to entering the venue. There will be bag check av
 ailable at the Warm Springs base area near the lodge.\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\
 \n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nCommunication & Updates\\n\\n\\n\\n\\nHow will the p
 ublic be informed about transportation routes\, shuttle schedules\, and oth
 er event updates?\\nMountain Rides will operate its current bus stops and w
 ill increase frequency during the event. Information on transportation rout
 es\, shuttle schedules\, and other event updates will be communicated throu
 gh official event channels and resort communications. Sign up to receive em
 ails from Sun Valley here to stay up to date on new World Cup updates.\\n\\
 n\\n\\nAdditional Information\\n\\n 	\\nVIP Tickets & Experiences\\n\\n 	\\
 nVolunteer Opportunities\\n\\n 	\\nMedia Hub\\n\\n 	\\nSponsorship Opportun
 ities\\n\\n\\n \\n\\n \\n\\n 
URL:https://visitsunvalley.com/events/audi-fis-ski-world-cup-finals/
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