Sabrina Wagner
Jan 20252 1 4.7 (1,780) All gondola25 playground22 cabins14 weather13 +6 S W 33 reviews · 5 photos Just now New We've been coming to St. Johann, Alpendorf for 15 years, all of us over 50 now. This year, we bought seven-day ski passes, except for me, who bought a day ticket every day for health reasons. …More Michael Arndt Local Guide · 83 reviews · 104 photos 4 months ago There's something for everyone, young and old. There's a large water playground at the top. I recommend bringing swimwear or a change of clothes. We walked clockwise around the mountain to see the sun… More Photo 1 is being reviewed by Michael Arndt Photo 2 is being reviewed by Michael Arndt Photo 3 is being reviewed by Michael Arndt Photo 4 is being reviewed by Michael Arndt +13 Jenny Röver Local Guide · 96 reviews · 32 photos 6 months ago The Ghost Mountain is a wonderful outing for the whole family. Take the gondola up, then, if you like, continue on the tractor train. Once you reach the top, many playgrounds, water features, puzzle boards, and alpine pastures await you. The… More Photo 1 is being reviewed by Jenny Röver Photo 2 is being reviewed by Jenny Röver Photo 3 is being reviewed by Jenny Röver Photo 4 is being reviewed by Jenny Röver Björn Wolter Local Guide · 78 reviews · 44 photos 5 months ago The Ghost Mountain offers a varied day trip for the whole family. The varied and lovingly designed play area delighted my son… More Photo 1 is being reviewed by Björn Wolter Photo 2 is being reviewed by Björn Wolter S W 33 reviews · 5 photos Just now New We have been guests in St. Johann, Alpendorf for 15 years, all of us now over 50. This year, we again bought seven-day ski passes, except for me, who has a daily day ticket due to health reasons. Since a friend injured herself the day before and was due to see the emergency doctor in Großarl around noon today, I thought I could use her ski pass for today without any hassle, instead of her returning it at the ticket office due to illness and getting a refund, which is possible. Upon passing through the first!!! turnstile at approximately 9:40 a.m., an employee of the operating company pulled me aside. He didn't introduce himself to my husband and me, neither by name nor in his official capacity, didn't listen to us at all, accused us of fraud, and threatened us with the police and a €1500 fine or immediate payment of €50, as well as confiscation of our ski passes. He treated my husband and me like hardened criminals. We tried several times to explain the situation to him, that we had acted unknowingly and that no damage had occurred. Not a single ride on the ski lifts was taken! He wasn't interested at all. Despite repeated requests, he refused to give us his name. We have since found out his name. We are all still stunned. At no point did we intentionally or knowingly intend to deceive or harm anyone. We paid the €50 fine. The injured friend's ski pass was confiscated. Several calls to the operating company have so far failed to produce a mutually agreeable solution, at least to reactivate the injured person's ski pass or issue a refund. This is concerning with regard to the public image and communication of Snow Space operating company Salzburg AG, and according to the Austrian Criminal Code, it also constitutes a criminal offense by implying intent on the part of the operating company, Snow Space Salzburg Bergbahnen AG, specifically Philipp K., against us.