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About Paul Ausserleitner Schanze

Paul Ausserleitner Schanze, also known as the Schanzenstadion (Buwi Bradl Stadion), is a premier ski jumping venue in Bischofshofen, Austria. Named in memory of the Austrian jumper Paul Ausserleitner, the hill stands at HS142 with a K-125 configuration. The site hosts major events like the final of the Four Hills Tournament and the Nordic World Ski Championships 1999. With a stadium seating area around 25,000 and total spectator capacity up to 35,000 across the site, this venue is a centerpiece of the Salzburger Land winter sports scene.

Whether you're visiting for a competition or a guided tour, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options. Remember, tickets often include regional transport benefits, and public transport is a convenient way to reach events, especially on final days.

Plan ahead to secure your seats and enjoy the dramatic views of the Alps from the stands. Parking options are abundant around the venue, though space can fill quickly during major events. For visitors staying in the area, Bischofshofen and surrounding towns in Salzburger Land offer a range of hotels and restaurants—many of which are featured through our trusted affiliate partners to help you book conveniently. We’ll help you navigate the venue layout, access points, and local amenities so you can focus on the action on event day.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue type and location: Paul-Ausserleitner-Schanze is a large ski jumping hill in Bischofshofen, Austria (HS142, K-125).
  • Capacity: stadium seating around 25,000; total spectator capacity across the site reported as up to 35,000.
  • Address: Rosenthal 41, 5500 Bischofshofen, Austria.
  • Notable events hosted: final competition of the Four Hills Tournament and the Nordic World Ski Championships 1999.
  • Renaming: named after Austrian jumper Paul Ausserleitner, who died in a fall on the hill in January 1952.
  • Seating/chart info: main venue is called the Schanzenstadion (Buwi Bradl Stadion); public seating maps aren’t widely published, but VIP and standing areas exist around HS142.
  • Transit and tickets: a single event ticket often doubles as a regional transport pass within the Salzburg area; public transport is encouraged for final-day events.
  • Parking: multiple parking options available in the venue area; during major events car parks fill quickly (e.g., concerts report mentions thousands of spaces).
  • Nearby hotels: numerous options in Bischofshofen and the surrounding Salzburger Land; travellers commonly stay in Bischofshofen or nearby towns.